United States of America (1776-) Military March "Marching through Georgia" (1865)
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"Marching Through Georgia" (sometimes spelled as "Marching Thru' Georgia" or "Marching Thro Georgia") is a marching song written by Henry Clay Work at the end of the American Civil War in 1865. The title and lyrics of the song refer to U.S. Army major general William T. Sherman's "March to the Sea" to capture the Confederate city of Savannah, Georgia in late 1864. 
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During the Liberation of France a Village of French Soldiers played this for a group of American Soldiers from Georgia not realizing this song is about Union Soldiers ransacking the state as they pushed the rebels into the Sea.
Do you have a source for that?
@@gabrielp4392 I know it happened in WW1 in the UK same tune but the song was titled Uncle billy's boys, which led to further confusion by sherman's first name even though the lyrics and narrative were completely unrelated.
they definitely knew what they were doing
And freeing Blacks
Actually the song was dedicated also for Union supporters that were stuck in Georgia. The song mentions how they came out and cheered when they saw the Union flag after so many years.
Me and Sherman listen to this 24/7.
I thought Sherman hated this march
@@sebastiantiainen2749 He really did, for two reasons: 1. he perceived his March to the sea as necessity and he didn't enjoy boasting over beaten enemy; 2. wherever public event he attended, this song was played.
Actually, Mr President, I believe that General Sherman hated this song.
what about mr peabody? does he like it?
Mr president I admire u a lottt
It should be mentioned that at 1:30 the melody switches over to "Old Folks at Home" (Way Down Upon the Swanee River).
It is some very private mix of songs?
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EDIT: i bought it, some good fun man. and now some guy called Zulu pays me 160 a month to play with him in that game, you indirectly gave me a job
I think America has some of the best marching songs.
@Pferd Schild t. Prussian chinlet
@Pferd Schild Correct! Cheers, lad!
@Pferd Schild I thought you were disagreeing with the original post. And wrote "t. burger" making fun of the original poster.
*Union
@@comradekenobi6908 The Union was America
thanks a lot this was by far the best version of the march that i have ever heard greetings from greece
The 97th regimental string band's version is better, but this on is definitely good
Sherman: In order to show you the power of total war, I sawed this state in half!
No but seriously imagine fighting a war in the middle of the Industrial Revolution and not having factories ya'll southerners wild fr
*blasting this through a speaker while drinking from a 5 gallon water jug labelled "Rebel Tears"*
Should be played every time traitor green speaks lol
Hey Vsauce, Sherman here. Did the Southern states really deserve to be readmitted to the Union?
no not even with 50 years of military occupation
This is gold
We should have let them go tbh
@@sirmount2636 The slaves never would’ve been freed if the US did that
@@oinbones5348 Every other slave country freed their slaves. Would have happened eventually. Slavery is really expensive
Fun fact: This song also inspired a Korean independence song: March of the KLA. It uses the same melody as "Marching Thru Georgia"
Juche and Unionism have a lot in common. I would be surprised that we don't respect the North Koreans as ideological fellow travelers in terms of lengths they're willing to go for peninsular union, if not for the fact that us Yankees are notoriously perfidious hypocrites.
@FightPeople Is that supposed to be a refutation?
@FightPeople How are they dissimilar? They both demand territorial restoration based on a perceived historical ideal, both are rested in false pretenses of democracy and popular sovereignty but overshadowed by their imperialist positions, and both ultimately derive from a perceived need for autarky and establishing capability for global competition and larger spheres of influence. Keep seething, or nut up and provide some substantial reason as to how they're too dissimilar for my first comment to be accurate, instead of just relying on ad-hom like some Walmart-tier schizo.
@FightPeople If you admit our system is corrupt as hell, then you admit that it's just as honest as North Korea. The only difference you pointed out is that the Union has shorter terms for its apparatus figureheads/puppets, it's not a major difference, the major difference is the scale of power to project. Again, though, if NK and SK were united and allowed to have had their civil war play out to conclusion, they would have as much capability to achieve power as the Chinese and Japanese.
The fact you, again, resort to ad-hom, only makes the truth of those "virgin old men 1700 years ago" all the more gravitating.
You keep hitting foul balls, materialist cuck.
@@RA9U1 Juche wasn't even a thing back then and had nothing to do with the KLA, you dumbass.
My relative was wounded "defending" Atlanta in his words from the "federals".
At least I can say his grandfather (my 5th great grandfather) fought in the Revolution on the right side!
God bless the USA!
Yankee bootlickers are not comparable to the men who fought in the Revolutionary War.
@@Cobruh_Commander Yeah, they exceed them in every way, because the Revolutionary War didn't end in the liberation of men from men - but the War of Southern Autism did.
t. yankee southron
@@ThatCamel104 Y'all fought for a superstate America, which is why I will not shed a tear for the millions that will die and starve to death when we have a conflict akin to the Russian Revolution, and the modern Bolsheviks take over, and they cleanse useful Yankee idiots. Or if on the other side, like what happened in Weimar Germany, the truly unapologetic fascists take over and purge dumb egalitarians such as yourself.
I feel sorry for you rebel 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@Your Therapist We don't need a leaf kvetching about how Britain needed shekels so it justified their loicense mentality, you are of no concern to us.
Uncle Billy despised this song but it was played every where he went
@Marc V. Ridenour wow, I bet he's raging in the afterlife rn
Was uncle Billy a Tim? By any chance, Lol.
the flag that makes you free
23 traitors disliked the music
EDIT: up to 33 now
And 23 patriots to your comment's likes to match
Georgia is an underrated state ngl
And an underrated country
@@bruhz_089 I agree
Underrated because it’s trash
A lovely melody. Nice syncopation in the Swanny River,
DO IT AGAIN SHERMAN! BURN THE TRAITORS! BURN THEIR HOMES!
Ironic
@Nob the Knave Spotted the Yankee bootlicker.
@@Cobruh_Commander Fuck off inbred traitor.
Sorry boys, Sherman's busy making enemies in the Middle-East by burning down their cities and homes. But don't worry, unlike the civilized gentlemen of the South, these farmers aren't afraid to come in disguised as refugees and run over your little children with vehicles and mass shootings with the aid of the CIA. ;)
Nob the Knave Thats why i like him so much
let's make some rebs howl!
Make traitors howl you say Union boy? 🔥🇺🇸
salty confederates btfo
bro the union was literally fighting for their right to watch blacked . com
@Kade Daivis Real question: Is he wrong?
@Kade Daivis But here's the thing, it's around, it's touted as progressive, unionists are touted as the bastions of progress in that era. So, by extension of their actions, were they not fighting to support the eventuality of the races becoming equal, in terms of equally hedonistic and degenerate, and equally subject to a federal government that will legally entrap you with an alphabet agency and either blackmail, imprison, or kill you?
@Kade Daivis So if you told them that if they had fought, that this would be the reality later on, they would not have, right?
Would you say that they would have preferred separation if it meant that what's happening today, especially in the forms of accepted degeneracy today, would not be so?
I'm just trying to get a bearing on this, because I was reading an article the other day of British veterans regret having fought for their country for what it has turned into.www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1229643/This-isnt-Britain-fought-say-unknown-warriors-WWII.html
@Kade Daivis You haven't read up on Lincoln if you think he was either a moderate and/or that he genuinely thought American blacks shoud be free. He was helping push forward a proposal for adding an amendment that would make it illegal to even contest the legality of slavery. He told black intellectuals such as Garvey and Douglas that it would be best for the black man, if granted his freedom and especially if he was intelligent, to go settle a wholly different land, and he suggested somewhere in Latin America. He ended up currying federal sponsorship to send blacks over to Liberia.
He was against the idea of having blacks being truly free and in the nation. But, y'know, maybe his actual candid letters to Garvey and Douglas are just exaggerations or lies on his part. That he and the Southern rift over nation-hood was really over slavery, even though both parties explicitly stated the reasons were over perceived irreconcilable differences in econonomic conduct and/or maintaining a singular nation-state/superstate that presides and subverts and overrides state authority.
The point still stands, and you admitted to it. That none of the Yankee soldiers would have fought if they knew the outcome of their victory. Especially so if you told them about our contemporary race riots.
And Northern hypocrisy to make this conflict about the peculiar institution of slavery, is coming back to bite Yankees and people with a Yankee mentality, because the very founders were slave holders and frank and completely recalcitrant to the idea of a black man ever being a true equal to the white man. Their statues are being taken down along with the Confederates. The stars and stripes stand for slavery, oppression, and imperialism just as much if not moreso than the Confederate battle flag of the Army of Northern Virginia.
In the article, it should be noted, almost all 150 of the replies to the inquiry were very negative. Only 2 notable exceptions, veterans who only held support roles (none of the combat vets felt this way), thought that Britain was still worth fighting for. My point still stands, if soldiers were told that the war they're fighting is not because of keeping an empire together, but to free blacks who would end up competing with them for jobs and for whom there's almost a primordial reviling of as if of separate species-dom, they would not have fought. Just as if you told American conscrpts in WWII, that their service would lead to the full political enfranchisement of blacks, growth in Communist subversion on the domestic front, and a consumerist popular culture that shunned the past, as we have now, they probably would have dropped their rifles and try to head home.
this song is played in our band troop such a wonderful song it's our pride
The best part about our music is how cheery it is no mater what the subject it
Nice version!!!! Can you do the Texas State Song?
Can you pls make "The U.S Field Artillery march"?? 😄
As Long as i remember this is the intro for our local radio news report! Salto Uruguay 🇺🇾! How come?
DO IT AGAIN UNCLE BILLY
1:20 anyone have rare versions of old folks at home like this one?
Please how can I get the musical sheet
If you want i have a tall collection of French marches and songs
KLG - sorry commie I prefer the sound of *FrEEdOm*
@@thechurchoftirejesus1722 Does it sound like this? ruclips.net/video/dbIp2QaGK4w/видео.html
Stalin came from Georgia
Stalin was actually a Confederate and a Robert E. Lee fan
@@hectorcm2063 Nice mustache, though.
not the American georgia, but the georgia in europe
@@hectorcm2063 That's interesting why not back it up with a source?
Whats the song that starts playing at 1:30?
Meme Meme
"Old folks at home" (sometimes called the "Suwannee River").
Old folks at home (suwanee river)
Could you do 'Sacred War' by USSR for 9th of May?
fuck you comunist (lol)
@@jerrysmull9450 Without those Russians your army of latecomers would have fought against actual brutal, well trained, well equipped German army instead of 17 years old paramilitary boys in the western front. be grateful to those "communists" (lol)
Laughing Hyena look up Battle of the Bulge, then come back to me
@@jadenyoung8100 Look at Operation Bagration,and them come back.
@@jerrysmull9450 Whatever you think of "communists", the Russians who died in ww2 were soldiers and citizens, and the Nazis were extremely brutal in Russia because they considered them subhuman.
So yeah, even if all of them had been communists, that doesn't give you the right to disregard their sacrifices in the war and their suffering in it.
Bring the good old bugle boys, we'll sing another song!
Sing it with the spirit that will start the world along!
Sing it as we used to sing it, 50,000 strong!
While we were marching through Georgia!
Hurrah! Hurrah! We bring the jubilee!
Hurrah! Hurrah! The flag that makes you free!
So we sang the chorus from Atlanta to the sea!
While we were marching through Georgia!
There were many Union men who wept with joyful tears!
When they saw the honored flag they had not seen for years!
Hardly could they be restrained from breaking forth in cheers!
While we were marching through Georgia!
Hurrah! Hurrah! We bring the jubilee!
Hurrah! Hurrah! The flag that makes you free!
So we sang the chorus from Atlanta to the sea!
While we were marching through Georgia!
So we made a thoroughfare for Freedom and her train!
Sixty miles in lattitude, three hundred to the Maine!
Treason fled before us for resistance was in vain!
While we were marching through Georgia!
Hurrah! Hurrah! We bring the jubilee!
Hurrah! Hurrah! The flag that makes you free!
So we sang the chorus from Atlanta to the sea!
While we were marching,
While we were marching,
While we were marching through Georgia!
ANTHEM OF BALTIC DUCHY
"Why should we be beggars with the ballot in our hands?
God made the land for the people!"
The Land The Land
0:28
(just a timestamp for me)
“Marching Through Texas” - 2024 w/ Lyrics
1. Bring the good old bugle, boys We’ll sing another song Sing it with a spirit that will Start the world along Sing it as we used to sing it Fifty thousand strong While we were marching through Texas Chorus: “Hurrah! Hurrah! we bring the jubilee! Hurrah! Hurrah! the flag that makes you free! So we sang the chorus from El Paso to the sea While we were marching through Texas 2. How those Yankees shouted when They heard the joyful sound How the turkeys gobbled Which our commissary found How the sweet potatoes even Started from the ground While we were marching through Texas 3. Yes, and there were Union men Who wept with joyful tears When they saw the honor’d flag They had not seen for years Hardly could they be restrained From breaking forth in cheers While we were marching through Texas 4. “Biden’s dashing Yankee boys Will never reach the coast!” So the saucy rebels said And ’twas a handsome boast Had they not forgot, alas To reckon with the host While we were marching through Texas! 5. So we made a thoroughfare For Freedom and her train Sixty miles in latitude Three hundred to the main Treason fled before us For resistance was in vain While we were marching through Texas
Emm... Just getting real baked in Atlanta.
Georgia got fuckin' Yank-ganked.
Ok soldiers murica f**k yeah!
War of Rights
And, in the case of the South, wrongs. Fought to preserve slavery, and for no other reason.
독립군가
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Georgia finally on the redemption arc after going blue
hah
Even better. They elected two blue senators.
You know the confederates were made up of mostly democrats
@@hectorcm2063the confederates were mostly Democrat. Their president was a democrat
@@q11q40 and The parties swapped so Jeff davis and the rebels today would be considered Republicans not Democrats
Burn em crispy down in Dixie
Wir brauchen viele gute Fürsten in Europa, Ivanka?....
Song of the Korean Independence Army
Well inspired by Marching Through Georgia
@@juantrejo1851 Room temperature IQ reply, but ok.
@@MrDK0010 um ok I don't know is thats a insult or a complaint but thanks
@@juantrejo1851 insult, room temperature is like 20-30 Celsius
Sherman needs to do this again, through California.
@@roberthill1166 well that was uncalled for.
and I'm sure he would be happy to hang some America hating communist out west
@@coatofarms4439 tell me what a communist is and tell me how hes a communist. I'm genuinely intrigued
@@roberthill1166 Oh, but he would. Do you know anything about the man? Anything about he Indian Wars? I'll give you a hint: they weren't carried out by ex-Confederates.
@Ruth Cobb
You mean Florida?
Sherman's only crime was to stop marching.
I wish the US government would draft me into the US army!
It's too hard to get in the US military nowadays! 🇺🇸😔
I believe you can only get in if you are woman or transexual
@@segundonoacco3164 not true in the slightest.
@@segundonoacco3164 You guys just wish you were opressed so badly
I mean, idk why you would but sure. ima just let you know that the military is no fun though.
@@segundonoacco3164 no, not at all
It was said that once Sherman was through burning Georgia he came west towards my home state of Louisiana. He tried to set fire to the city of Alexandria which was a stronghold before the second Confederate capital of Shreveport, LA, but was stopped by a shotgun-wielding preacher who vowed on the steps of his church that if General Sherman tried to light one torch to fire the town, though it would cost him his life, the preacher was going to take Sherman with him.
Sorry but this seems a bit iffy... Sherman's March only went through Georgia and at most to Mississippi, after that he turned north to North Carolina, he never once set foot in Louisiana during the march to the sea. I also checked the location of Alexandria and from what I can tell (correct me if I'm wrong) it seems likely that you're mistaken as I did some reading up about the history of Alexandria and Sherman's March to the sea and Alexandria in the Civil War was occupied by Union forces led by Nathaniel P. Banks and when leaving was accidentally burned down by two Union Corps when a strong wind had help spread it throughout the city. Also Sherman had never led a campaign into Louisiana so this occuring is highly improbable
Oh yeah and on a further note. Shreveport was not the target of Bank's campaign as by that time the CSA had already surrendered
I'm quite sure that story's fabricated. Right off the bat, the idea that Sherman was marching right in front and would even have talked to the man directly in such a situation is extremely unlikely.
I get that many see Sherman as a villain, but to think that he'd have no qualms about murdering a preacher and burning a church until he himself was threatened is pretty cartoonish.
@@KingAdrock420 yeah
Such a catchy tune, I can almost see the relentless tide of damned Yankees with the stars and stripes flowing in the breeze as they march through Georgia burning everything in their path with that blue devil Sherman at the lead... The South is scarred to this day by Sherman's warpath.
Play stupid games... win stupid prizes
@@megaoworos0680 "but it worked." A lot of things are like that, have to crack a few eggs to make an omelet. Have to murder innocent civilians to take a city. Have to ethnically cleanse a few minority ethnics to fully absorb some territories. Have to genocide a couple races on a continent to settle it. Y'know, "a shame, but it worked". Don't moralize, don't make excuses, if it's wrong, it's wrong, don't bring God blessing the union into this and then complain to him when your descendants are removed by a more efficient and ruthless population.
Redel 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Well said
Wholly deserved. Wait until the salty rebs realized what the Confederates wanted to do with Philadelphia had they, you know, managed to win.
24 Traitors disliked this! 🇺🇸
Have any confederate marches?
Nob the Knave People who base the entire history of a nation on its outcome don’t deserve to be taught history
I kibda wanna write a Confederate version lol
Bruh
Marching through Kentucky? Oh wait, those ones failed. How about Maryland and Pennsylvania? Never mind. Missouri? Damn, it’s almost as if the confederacy was stupid to secede.
xxc
Gonna have to change the lyrics for when the march on the Capital Hill Autonomous Zone happens.
Dems never learn do they?
Can we change the Lyrics for when California and the left secedes just like last time?
“So we sing the chorus from Sacramento to the sea! While we were marching trough Cali!!!!!!”
Achjunior Then get your AR-15. Cuz we’re going Lefty hunting.
@@jensen___ Why would you ever expect a cogent answer? You're far too kind.
Lol this song isn't about Georgians...
I don't think the good folks of Georgia find this song or the events it commemorates worthy of bearing their State Seal... ;)
We're just honoring our heritage, they should love that!
The events are righteous and worthy. You wouldn’t complain if a concentration camp was burned down and the prisoners freed, so why do you complain when a slave plantation is? Slavery is slavery. Those who administer it have no right to complain.
Brits still make em better...
yes but brits haven't been relevant since ww2
The music is cool, but not the historical deeds behind it
burning rebel houses is based af
You're right, the actual march was better.
Ending treason is cool
Burning slave plantations is 100% cool. Sherman should have kept going until he circumnavigated the south.
Your first and hopefully last mistake
As A person who lives in Georgia , i hate this song they even burnt down Atlanta and people's houses thats like a war crime
Then make sure y'all don't join the losing side next time
Maybe don't commit crimes against humanity (slavery) next time
Now you can get your revenge with napalms
That's not a warcrime actually, not that there was such a thing in 1865
They mostly burned down buildings of military value i.e. warehouses, railway hubs etc. Slaveholders did often have their private dwellings burned. Usually any homes that caught fire did so in conflagration as we have countless diaries and dispatches attesting to Union officers and men attempting to put them out, though its also known that some of the US soldiers didn’t really care. Of course, cities like Atlanta and Savannah were usually burning before the Union Army even arrived. CSA forces usually set fire to munitions dumps and bales of cotton before fleeing the city without evacuating any civilians which invariably led to rioting and panic.
Sherman was a war criminal and a drunk. I wish the CSA had captured him and strung him up like a Pinata.
Found the salty Confederate. Uncle Billy do it again!
Criminal? There is no greater crime than treason.
@@sammycromey5765 What about gang raping a pregnant woman until she miscarries and dies? What about executing two of someone's sons because they were suspected bushwhackers, then putting their heads up on pikes outside his house? What about intentionally shelling civilians well behind enemy lines?
Sherman's only crime was not burning the entire South to the ground. As for the shelling of civilians, no such thing as an innocent Confederate.
@@ihateyankees3655 Should have put the entire South's heads on pikes.
The south will rise again!!!!!!!!
we'll burn the south again
And the North'll sit yer ass down again.
@@DaL33T5 The South is risen again...with Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia in 2024, Florida by 2028, Texas in 2032, Alabama/Mississippi in 2036.