Dixie's Land - Confederate Song (slowed +reverb)
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lyrics:
Oh, I wish I was in the land of cotton
Old times there are not forgotten
Look away, look away, look away to Dixie Land
In Dixie Land where i was born
Early on one frosty morn
Look away, look away, look away to Dixie Land
I wish I was in Dixie
Away, away
In Dixie Land I'll take my stand
To live and die in Dixie
Away, away, away down south in Dixie
Away, away, away down south in Dixie
In Dixie Land where i was born
Early on one frosty morn
Look away, look away, look away to Dixie Land
I wish I was in Dixie
Away, away
In Dixie Land I'll take my stand
To live and die in Dixie
Away, away, away down south in Dixie
Away, away, away down south in Dixie
Greetings there, 'Magic' ! Just thought you oughta know this is copyrighted material - the 2nd SOUTH CAROLINA STRING BAND - and oughta be mentioned as being so. Dontcha think ? We do ! But, hey, we're glad you like it enough to put it up there. Just make sure we get the credit due ! OK ?
Let me see here!
A Union of States where slavery is enshrined in its US constitution (Migration and Importantion Clause, Fugitive Slave Clause. 3/5 Compromise Clause, 4th Amendment, 5th Amendment and 10th Amendment. Also in the laws of its Congress: i.e.1820 Missouri Compromise, 1850 Fugitive Slave Act and 1854 Kansas - Nebrasks Act, etc. and SCOTUS decisions like Dred Scott v Sanford) invades a Confederation of States to STOP SLAVERY? HUH?
Why is there a controversy?
As South Carolina and other States legally seceded from the Union, the North invaded the now-Confederacy for control of southern cash crops that fed the US Treasury (to the tune of 70%), secured bank loans as collateral, supplied northern industries with raw materials and, across the Atlantic, supplied their industries (The Industrial Revolution) as well.
Three non-Confederate Sources:
1. English author, Charles Dickens, author of A Christmas Carol and Oliver Twist:
"The Northern onslaught upon slavery was no more than a piece of specious humbug designed to conceal its desire for economic control ( cotton and other raw materials) of the Southern states."
2. This short telegram, from US General William Tecumseh Sherman to Abraham Lincoln, is dated December 22, 1864. “I beg to present you as a Christmas gift the city of Savannah with 150 heavy guns and plenty of ammunition and also about 25,000 bales of COTTON,” Sherman wrote.
3. In 1924, the US Federal Reserve issued their report on the History of Cotton. Please note in 1800 there was no cotton production. By 1850, COTTON supplied 53.36% of the US exports. By 1870, COTTON supplied a whopping 60.28%.
fraser.stlouisfed.org/files/docs/publications/FRB/pages/1920-1924/26396_1920-1924.pdf
The North invaded the Confederacy for control of southern cash crops and the money it supplied.
For 160 years, the North has hid behind Four False Causes or UNCONSTITUTIONAL LIES!
1. Secession is illegal
2. The South rebelled
3. Preserve the Union (Treasury)
4. Slavery - legal under the Constitution, Congress and SCOTUS.
The ONLY document from the US government about the war on (Confederate-only) SLAVERY is the Emancipation Proclamation!
PROBLEMS? Lincoln acknowledged in his first inaugural that he has no constitutional authority on the subject of slavery and copying from the 1860 Republican Party Platform plank# 4 says its a situation of the inviolable rights of the States and the armed invasion of any State FOR ANY REASON is the GRAVEST OF CRIMES!
The Emancipation Proclamation did not free a single slave still held in the North or the Southern States (Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky, Missouri kept from joining the CSA, and the Confederate State of Tennessee was exempt (unlisted) thanks to Lincoln's Vice President, Andrew Johnson.
So, Lincoln's invasion is the costliest in US history. It's supposedly about slavery yet slavery continues to be legal in the US for EIGHT MONTHS after the surrender at Appomattox in April 1865.
Can anyone make sense of this?
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@@TheDixieDerg Thanks! Feel free to use any of my post to defend Dixie! If you need any more just let me know!
You interpret Lincoln's diplomacy as a sign of his indifference to the survival of slavery while conveniently forgetting that he was a POLTICIAN. Wether bound by a sense of duty or compelled to play a metaphorical game of chess, he couldn't say or do whatever he wanted:
"I have here stated my purpose according to my view of official duty; and I intend no modification of my oft-expressed personal wish that all men every where could be free." (Closing remarks from Lincoln's letter to Horace Greeley)
Violently attacking slavery head-on (during the Emancipation Proclamation for example) carries a grave risk and may have alienated the loyal slave-holding states. I think this, along with the enlistment of Colored troops, however, goes to show that unlike the Confederacy, the Union WAS willing to compromise on ideological points in order to actually WIN the war. The Confederacy didn't begin enlisting colored troops in any MEANINGFUL numbers until it was too late, despite a massive shortage of man-power.
The funny thing is that Lincoln's diplomacy is intepreted by modern Lost-Cause proponents as a sign of weakness or indifference to slavery, whereas Southerners AT THE TIME thought he was WAY too radical:
"A geographical line has
been drawn across the Union, and all the States north of that line have united in the election of a
man to the high office of President of the United States, whose opinions and purposes are hostile
to slavery. He is to be entrusted with the administration of the common Government, because he has declared that that “Government cannot endure permanently half slave, half free,” and that the public mind must rest in the belief that slavery is in the course of ultimate extinction. "
(South Carolina's Ordinance of Secession).
Granted, Lincoln wasn't one of the more radical republicans, but his stance on slavery was clear. I can't claim to know what his personal views and toughts were. He almost definately didn't see black people as equals and was intensely racist (by our standards), but he probably did more for the advancement of colored people than anyone in US history. Perhaps only equalled by U.S Grant or Martin Luther King.
I PERSONALLY (based on my limited understanding of the constitution and personal bias) don't think secession was illegal or unconstitutional. I think legally, the slave-holding states should have been able to leave. I DO think secession was incredibly stupid, selfish and was done for a really crappy reason.
@@u.sgrant7526 Since slavery was politically protected by the Constitution, federal laws of Congress and Supreme Court decisions, the secession of the South nor the invasion of the North had anything to do with slavery.
It all had to do with MONEY as southern cash crops were the economic base of the Union as of 1850.
English author of A Christmas Carol and Oliver Twist, Charles Dickens, said the Union hid behind the excuse of slavery "as a specious piece of humbug" to hide it's desire for "ECONOMIC control of the Southern states". If there was no "Southern economics" Dickens statement could be dismissed. EXCEPT FOR...
Even Wm T Sherman knew what the war was really about!
This short telegram, from US General William Tecumseh Sherman to Abraham Lincoln, is dated December 22, 1864. “I beg to present you as a Christmas gift the city of Savannah with 150 heavy guns and plenty of ammunition and also about 25,000 bales of COTTON,” Sherman wrote.
As The Economist put it in 1861, the (southern) United States had become so successful in the world’s COTTON markets because the (southern) planter's “soil is marvelously fertile and costs him nothing; his labor has hitherto been abundant, unremitting and on the increase; the arrangements and mercantile organizations for cleaning and forwarding the cotton are all there." By midcentury, COTTON had become CENTRAL to the PROSPERITY of the ATLANTIC WORLD.
"The Confederate States of America (1861-1865) started with an agrarian-based economy that relied heavily on slave-worked plantations for the production of cotton for export to Europe and to the northern US. If classed as an independent country, the area of the Confederate States would have ranked as the FOURTH-RICHEST country of the world in 1860." Wikipedia: Economy of the Confederate States of America
Since the War of Secession (Indepence), ended in 1783 and the full Constitution was ratified in 1791, it always confused me "why the claim to 'preserve the Union'" as stated in the Crittenden-Johnson Resolution 21 July, 1861. But, it makes SENSE when you know about southern cash crops and change it "PRESERVE THE UNION TREASURY"!
@@MGTOWPaladinCan you give me a list of the books you have read on the Civil War? The refutation to some of your arguments should be self-explanatory.
As for the Sherman telegram or whatever to Lincoln after his capture of Savannah, I don't know how anyone could put that much value into something so insignificant. Sherman had captured Atlanta, marched through Georgia to the Sea and onto Savanna, destroying the South's ability to wage war while Grant was keeping most of it occupied in Northern Virginia. The only way someone could make a big deal to Sherman sending a metaphorical Christmas present to Lincoln where the cotton is like last on the list, is if someone had gone straight to the quotes without getting a good grasp and understanding for the civil war.
The fact that slavery was more or less protected by the Consitution doesn't change anything. Read the Ordinances of Secession. The South didn't think slavery was protected ENOUGH and thought it was in serious jeapordy. They wanted it to be protected, they wanted it to expand and probably even had imperial ambitions for places like Mexico and Cuba.
I'd have to check the context on that Dickens quote, but I'd suggest you do the same more often.
MAKE THE SOUTH 1860 AGAIN
God Bless Dixie and Alabama Governor George Wallace!!!
Dixie land where people come to get revived body& soul nowhere else in this world will you find variety of ( you name it) we got it grit & hard times makes the best of people America has to offer to God and .country,each other ,no other land is like the south land ,it sells better than any where else ,folks come here to get a home ,settle down ,we won thewar, we got the yañks Detroit back down south,and lots of their people , enough!
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Dixie's Land but it is 1865
They may have lost the war, but they won the dope music contest.
We both lost that war. We’ve been going down hill ever since and whatever good times we have it’s cut short fast
Never thought to see a slowed and reverb version of Dixies Land but I'm here for it
Not bad
Based alert
This brought a tear to my eyes
Hurrah for Dixie
Dixie for ever
I’m part of the 1.9%
thank you very much ;)
(it took me a while to understand lmao)
@@themagicfisherman3746 no wonder..
Greetings
I don't understand
We need these songs these days. :)
Great! Full of energy!
I support the Union
Under the Confederacy! Long live Dixie!
Am proud to be a Dixieboy
@Koda Williams indeed God save the south
Nostalgia 🩶
Hurrah for Dixie ! In Scotland we built the blockade-running paddle steamers for good ol' Dixie One of their descendants is still going today on the Firth of Clyde, Scotland. So proud.
cringe
beautiful
Pov your a proud Southern in 2024 watching history be erased : (
Why is YT spying on me lol
Shall rise again.
Yes she shall brother
And it is😂
Down with the traitors
@@mysticalrandomness4282Deo Vindice
@@olekcholewa8171 ?
I'm Russian, but I really like Confederate songs
Away down here in the land of cotton
Jesus Christ ain't forgotten,
Look away, watch and pray,
Turn to The Lord and be saved.
In Dixieland I was reborn,
From the grasp of sin was torn,
Look away, watch and pray,
Jesus saves, amazing grace.
Well, here we are in Dixie,
Pa-raise The Lord,
In Dixieland I take my stand
To obey The Lord's command,
Away, away, away down here in Dixie,
Away, away, away down here in Dixie.
Trust in The Lord and do good,
Love one another like you should,
Look away, watch and pray,
Jesus saves, amazing grace.
In God's Church I love to serve
Early on a Sunday morn,
Look away, watch and pray,
Jesus saves, amazing grace.
Well here we are in Dixie,
Pa-raise The Lord,
In Dixieland I take my stand
To obey The Lord's command,
Away, away, away down here in Dixie,
Away, away, away down here in Dixie.
You're more of an American than 90% of Americans all of my male ancestors alive at the time fought for the Confederacy, including Quantrill's Raiders. The south shall rise again, praise God Christ and stand with Serbia. No idolatry, only a personal relationship with Christ and Lord God.
@@allenjones6737What's that version called
@@olekcholewa8171 the Xpanding song, lol
@@allenjones6737 Okay
This legit beautiful. I never appreciated confederate music till I am hearing this.
@@MrPers0n30 Oh! Interesting! Thank you for that piece of history. I really appreciate it Bro, you learn something new everyday.
@@RaulConcarne111 Yes, there are a lot of songs, which are from southern dixie culture, but the use of the csa made them controversial. I prefer southern usa, southern food, everything from the south is better.
the confederacy's motives were disagreeable at the very least but their songs and flags were next-level
@@floo1465 the confederate cause was honorable
@@AbyssWRLD999 kinda based 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴
LONG LIVE THE CONFEDERACY AND GOD SAVE THE SOUTH!!!
GOD SAVE THE SOUTH!!!!!!
@@unitedeasterntapes only one lost round here is you
God bless Dixie
@@unitedeasterntapes So did the US. War of 1812, Korea, VietNam, Afghanistan!
@@MGTOWPaladin Ok... No one won 1812. Korea, no one won. other are fine. but none of these wars ended with the US being completely annexed. so Betrügerischer does kind of have a leg to stand on here.
This is absolutely amazing
Robert lee doomer
***CSA***
****FREE BURMA UNITED WE STAND AGAINST MILITARY COUP****
THANKS !
POV you're un 1865 and the war end, you only have to Go home
1.25 sounds good.
I did the same thing for lols some time ago, but you did much better. Real good
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gettysburg 1993 and gods and generals 2003 my nelvana care bears brass band playing dixie that would be very cute
CSA deserves it 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲 USA is the best
True and based fuck the CSA
the confederate revolution
90% rootin 10% tootin
As a southern from Arkansas, i love this song,
Dixie for ever
It is time again
Dude this is like… BETTER THAN THE UNION DIXIE
Union Dixie is a contradiction in terms. But, considering Yankee Slave Traders lied about invading Dixie to free the Slaves they bought in Africa, I guess it fits with all the other lies.
@@MGTOWPaladin I hate the union Dixie so I agree with you
@@Emperormonkeman 👍
Away down South in the land of traitors
Rattlesnakes and alligators
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away
Where cotton's king and men are chattles
Union boys will win the battles
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
I wish I was in Baltimore
I'd make secession traitors roar
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away
We'll put the traitors all to route
I'll bet my boots we'll whip 'em out
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie!
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
Oh, may our Stars and Stripes still wave
Forever o'er the fee and brave!
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away
And let our motto ever be
Forever Union and for liberty
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Ride away (ride away)
Come away
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
@@tables8709 Away up North in the Union we're told,
They invaded the South for cotton and gold,
They hid their plunder behind freeing the slaves.
Proving that Yankees are lyin' knaves!
Even Wm T Sherman knew that the war was really about controlling southern cash crops!
This short telegram, from US General William Tecumseh Sherman to Abraham Lincoln, is dated December 22, 1864. “I beg to present you as a Christmas gift the city of Savannah with 150 heavy guns and plenty of ammunition and also about 25,000 bales of COTTON,” Sherman wrote. (Google: Sherman Christmas 1864 telegram).
Well done dude. #longlivetheconfederacy
You gotta subscribe to the guy, he put in the effort
Who asked ? #longlibetheunion
Bro you have Black mans in your pfp💀
@@maifafelltemmie6300live*
@@8371-c6n “long live”? Buddy, the confederacy collapsed over 150 years ago and existed for less time than the PS4 was relevant. The only people who support it are edgy rednecks, it’s not going to rise again lol
I may be pissed that I have to pay for your healthcare but thanks for the cool music i guess
we didn't ask you to
Do the Union dixie version
Union version can't even rhyme
Union had to parody Confederate song bc their own songs had no heart and soul.
Union Dixie is just for yanks and carpetbaggers wannabes That's why it's a shitty song
Oh Sherman get the torches
Based
each to their own race please