An irony that the melody they base their anthem on is a British gentlemen's club which effectively encapsulates the very people they sought to escape from
Can someone explain what does to entwine mean? Its really hard for me to understand since i am foreigner. And i am translating this songnand listening for a very long time. But i still dont understand what does it saying by to entwine?
Not only that my country tis of thee is a direct copy of the music for the UK national anthem"God save the King".you an take the US out of the colonies but the colonial still lives on..ironic
I would have liked to have seen the expression on the kids' faces when they realized he was singing the American national anthem!
But he wasn’t….
@@krypthic3301 oh but he was
Brilliant explanation! But it was a drinking song made in Britain!
This is great!
Thank you very much for sharing it!
Written in the 18th Century in London by the Anacreontic Society a gentleman's club in London
Wonderfully explained!
An irony that the melody they base their anthem on is a British gentlemen's club which effectively encapsulates the very people they sought to escape from
Karma?
Anancreon society ehhhh !!!! Sounds like my kind of crowd !!
Turn, Turn....
Bit creepy singing a song that speaks of entwining Bacchus vine in the myrtle of Venus to children.
He explained it to their level
Good thing that sailed right over their hed.
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Anacreon from what i heard is borned in Teos,Ionia.
John Stafford Smith wrote that melody, and it was reused for the American National Anthem The Star-Spangled Banner.
Thanks very much for mentioning that Carly. I forgot to credit Mr. Smith when I spoke, and when I posted this.
Can someone explain what does to entwine mean? Its really hard for me to understand since i am foreigner. And i am translating this songnand listening for a very long time. But i still dont understand what does it saying by to entwine?
To Entwine: in the asymmetric sense, one thing wrapped around another, such as a vine wrapped around a tree
"A tree with a vine entwined"
@@justcordelyathank you for the explaining
In this case it's another way of saying intercourse
@@LondonTransportGuy thank you very much
@@LondonTransportGuy I just looked at the translation of the intercourse, I am shocked 😭😭😭😭 I didn't expect this!!
Not only that my country tis of thee is a direct copy of the music for the UK national anthem"God save the King".you an take the US out of the colonies but the colonial still lives on..ironic
It's British
British no American
Y become ye have no origelalty
Do we really need to be teaching young kids drinking and partying songs? What's next, drug tunes?
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This is inappropriate to be said around children 😠
It’s so f**ing obvious that you are trolling dude, at least try to train your jokes
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We know that rubbish tell me sum new