John Schumann - On Every Anzac Day (Official Music Video)
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- Опубликовано: 25 май 2015
- The song, 'On Every Anzac Day', was launched at the Australian War Memorial during a performance by the song’s creator (John Schumann OAM) who wrote the renowned military tribute I was only 19.
'On Every Anzac Day' is available on iTunes as part of an Expanded Edition of John's acclaimed album 'Behind The Lines'.
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This needs more likes, from a Canadian.
I’m American, like it. Everybody who fought needs to be honored. There are probably some Iof my fellow Americans that only know of Ira Hayes from the song.
Lest we forget and thankyou your service ❤
Really just discovered this song..absolutely Brilliant. Total respect to all those who served.
Who could not shed a tear at a rendition of "I was only 19" RIP the fallen. Bless those who memorialise them.
Awesome song
I am very saddened by our treatment of First Australian soldiers, seamen & airmen that fought to preserve our country. It should have been the catalyst of a great union of men & women, black & white, for we are many and we are one... God Bless you all my dear comrades, I love you all for your effort & sacrifice
Go Australia I am a kiwi but lived in oz and you guys have been great to me thanks
Our fathers spilled blood together Shane. we are brothers and sisters.. its not "AAC" its ANZAC..
As an ex soldier, i love this song, leigio patria nostra , we must remember
The world has treated the aboriginal people very bad I lived with them a guy called Johnny yaha a first Aussie what a great guy I wish the people of Australia would spend some time in the outback like I did and meet the real people go Burke town
Mate you are very respected man cheers to Australia
We must never forget that like the 300,000 other Diggers, he was a volunteer.
what 300,000 other diggers ?
Australian Light horse, Did something no force had ever done before, that was to free the water wells at Beersheeba. As a nation we need to remember and educate our youth that many of the men that made up these 800 brave selfless soldiers were 1st Australians.. Lest we forget..
I think you meant Light HORSE
Gotta tear down all of your white privilege monuments. Dumbass antifa tore down statue of US Grant who won the civil war for the Union and helped free the slaves in US civil war.
Probably a cell phone typo error
@@johnm249 Yeah there's a lot of BS going on, if anyone thinks that "blacks lives don't matter" to my mind they win th Darwin award for stupidity, in saying that History is History..People that don't know history are destined to make the same mistakes as their ancestors.. Are these same people that are demanding century old monuments be teared down aware that the Prophet Muhammad was all about slave trading, are the about to start tearing down Mosques?
@@johnm249 bugger off yank don't make it all about your own problems. The rest of the world has enough dramas without you blokes shoving yours up our noses
One hell of a song about something I knew nothing about. Thank you
Thanks for singing about the first Australian love it
As an ex caporal in 2rep , i feel this so much, we are all forgotten, its ok , i enjoyed every minute
Brilliant song. I have been following John Schumann/Redgum for many years. His magic never fades.
Me too....am going to add it to my repertoire.
Such a powerful song, the ANZAKS deserve respect , they have fought alongside us every step of the way, i take my beret of and salute them all
Vietnam veteran let us not forgot 🙏🇺🇸🇳🇿🇦🇺
Lest we forget we will remember them 🇳🇿🇦🇺🖤💛❤️🙏💯
I grew up with redgum music , still play a lot today,.
I like all types of music , but the old aussie music was the best ,
Bands like v. Spy v. Spy, midnight oil, weddings parties anything, goanna make you feel good to be true blue...
...CHEERS.N.BEERS...
Cheers Big Ears ...
Vs spy vs spy new album now or soon those band everyday playlist
Good to see Reg Saunders MBE. He was OC of C Coy 3RAR at the Battle of Kapyong during the Korean War
Great song with meaning like all of Johns songs! What a team with shane howard from goanna and rob on drums from the oils
Great you see that the aboriginal people matter
Agreed Steven. I remember meeting John recently and he said to the crowd about how he came about writing this song. He was asked to write a song celebrating the aboriginal soldiers "just like i was only 19..." no pressure then John said..:)
John should sing this at an anzac day/dawn service
Rachel Hopkins yeah fella why the hell he not
He’s singing it at Kangaroo island today along with Only 19 - 2021
@@thomasmartin8917 hi I was only 19
Mate I just worked out this song sorry you are correct the first Australians great song thanks guys 🤕
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Thank you for telling the truth! Great Aussie Legends!
Dont forget about the Kiwis
My Uncle Ernie Widders at 5:30.
I hope that was a nice surprise Allan! I was stoked when Schuey asked me to make the video. A great honour.
I really wish here in the US we had more recognition of the Allied soldiers from other nations who gave such valiant and such underrecognized service in common cause.
To be honest as a Viet Nam vet it was America's fucken war
v 1:
Ghosts and memories are loitering still in the corridors of time
There's sorrow, smoke, and stories in the barracks of my mind
I'm with him still in the trenches, I can see his dark, brown eyes
And his courage gave me courage when I was sure we were going to die
I asked him once why he volunteered for that hellhole far away
To fight for someone else's king and the land they took away
He said, "One invading mob's too many" and then he walked away
And I lost him in the crowds waving flags on the side of the road - like every Anzac Day
V 2:
From Murray Bridge and Mundrabilla, from Naracoote and Perth
First Australian station hands, shearers, gangers, clerks...
And there was no black, there was no white, just a dirty khaki brown
And on our upturned slouch hat brims, we all wore the "Rising Sun"
Soldiers, brothers, all Australians, we had no time for race
When the bullets are whining past your head, you're all just shades of grey
He kept his medals in their box in a drawer - he tucked them well away
But he'd pull them out and put them on and put them back again - on every Anzac Day
Every Anzac, every Anzac, every Anzac Day - on every Anzac Day
Armentieres and Flanders, Tarin Kowt and Salamau-Lae
Amiens and Morotai, Long Tan, Dispersal Bay
Somalia, Crete and Kapyong, Iraq and the Solomons
Paschendaele, Maprik and Tarakan - they were there - the first Australians
V 3:
And when the show was over and we made it back to Australia's shores
From Pozieres and Herleville Wood, Benghazi and Fremicourt
We drifted back into our lives, and we all tried to hide the scars
Of the tears and fears and terrors that still tracked us down the years
He tried to join the RSL but the bastards wouldn't let him in
They didn't see a soldier, just a first Australian
And I wonder what it was that we fought for and what it was we gave away
There's reconciliation still to come - on every Anzac Day
Every Anzac, every Anzac, every Anzac Day - on every Anzac Day
Coda:
So when the sun sets in the evening, when the dawn lights up the sky
We remember those first Australians, who joined and fought and died
From the missions, bush and station country, towns and Torres Straits
We remember the fighting First Australians - now - and on every Anzac Day
Every Anzac, every Anzac, every Anzac Day - on every Anzac Day, on Every Anzac
Every Anzac, every Anzac, every Anzac Day - on every Anzac Day, on Every Anzac
On every Anzac Day
Ive got a tear..Lyrics are so great.
The new 19
Who was the other rather less sober fella
Go Australia
I love this band, brilliant war rememberability , as an ex soldier i can relate to this music
Thank you 👏👏👏👏👍
Lest we forget
Beautiful
THANKS SHUEY
Wonderful.
Pure genius
Mate you have to love this song we are linked
I am going to Gallipoli this year. Looking forward to it but overwhelmed at the same time
In New Zealand we are one people go all kiwis
I was only
what a great song ,though the tune is much the same as I was only 19 but great anyway ,goanna, and redgum two great bands.I'm a great redgum fan from back in the 80s.
Brilliant!
this is brilliant reminds me of Archie
I lived up in buerktown and worked for a guy called cauld knowline he was great to me can someone hook me up with him please
To the person that e mailed me re my comment about the first Aussies you had a couple of comments that are correct. But you are of white skin as I am I have lived in the bush with the people and you and I would not survive 2 days in that environment but they did. As for the no record of there history you need to reed the rock drawings as I have with help and eat some bugs check out Burke and wills they didn’t make it and I have been to the tree that they carved there name in Burketown I would love to meet you and change your thinking cheers shane Johnson nz
Daniel calling time 2024/2025💳 2:11
Word Stew :P
Maybe I'm missing something because I'm a Pom, but why the advisory to Aboriginals and Torres Straits Islanders?
No disrespect intended, just not sure I understand
In Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, it is believed that when someone passed away, their soul should be left to rest. I'm pretty sure that images of the deceased person can be offensive, or worry the viewer. That's what I've heard at least
@@thorno8246 ahhh I see, thanks for clearing that up for me
Rember the first kiwis please 🤕
How many Aboriginals served in WW1? This panders to a disproportionate number of first Australians who were supposedly badly treated. I don't see many German New Guineans nor German Samoans complaining about coming under the British Crown nearly 110 years later. The Australians for one weren't conscripted but this business over reconciliation does it take into consideration how many Maoris out of the just over 3000 native born New Zealanders complained about their treatment or service in the AIF in World war 1? Incidentally the last count was 14 Maori soldiers.
Great song remember the kiwis
😢 2:24
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You had the rising sun but we have the silver fern thanks for not singing about them the nz in Anzac 🤕
Aussies aren't always great at remembering the Kiwis but when it comes down to it family is family
Us Diggers never saw colour.
Knowing that this was commissioned by LTGEN Morrison (AKA: fuck the troops and feather my own nest) makes it smell of shit.
So, members of Redgum, Midnight Oil and Goanna come together record a song about the proud history of Australia's Aboriginal servicemen and women and the shameful way they were treated for so long... but because you have issues with the white guy who happened to be chief of army at the time you reckon it "smells of shit"??? Mate, check your own undies for skidmarks- I reckon ya might've dropped a shart...
I have to say, I was proud as punch to be asked to make this filmclip and participate in the recognition of a long ignored group of servicemen and women. For a long term Redgum fan and former member of the Australian Army, this was a dream come true. I don't give two hoots which General directed that money and resources be made available, the fact is a debt of honour was being addressed.
And when a Chief of Army gives that Army a boot in the arse, there is usually a good reason. As there was in the case of General Morrison.
The only shit I can smell is on TheMilkman83's liver...
You sad un-Australian fool.