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One of my favourite hymns at mass. Preformed by Rory Cooney and sung to the tune of Star of the county down.

This is a reupload of my original video with new lyrics. A large thank you to @help9870 , who helped point out a considerable number of lyrical errors within the original. A popular song amongst the Cavalier forces during the English civil war. This version is a modern remake by the band 'Strawhead', their music is all available on UA-cam and I highly recommend you give them a listen.

A shortened version of a ballad written a few months after the execution of King Charles I. The song is sung from three perspectives. The first verse is from the perspective of Cromwell viewing Charles' death. The second is from the perspective of the dead King Charles in his grave. The third is from the perspective of the English people, who are being mistreated by Cromwell's regime. Once agai...

I am slightly late, but I am uploading this in commeration of the feast of the annunciation. This is a Franciscan hymns that was brought to Britain by French friars in the 13th century. It is a poetic version of the Ave Maria and the Annunciation. Latin Lyrics: Angelus ad virginem, Subintrans in conclave, Virginis formidinem Demulcens, inquit "Ave! Ave, regina virginum: Coeli terraeque dominum ...

An old 15th century English hymn, it talks about the events of Genesis and the fall of the man. The final verses talk about the idea of the blessed fault and how through Christ, Adam was redeemed as we too are redeemed through Baptism. Sung by John Rutter and the Cambridge singers.

A song made by the famous Royalist poet Alexander Brome. It celebrates the restoration of Charles II to the English throne. *Saltpeter was a material used to make gunpowder All credits for the music go to the band "Strawhead", all their music is available on UA-cam.

James II was the last Catholic King of England after he was deposed during the "Glorious" revolution. This song celebrates the accession of James to the throne after the death of his brother Charles II (Who also converted to Catholicism on his deathbed). All credits for the music go to the band "Strawhead", all their music is available to watch on UA-cam.

A royalist song first published during the Interregnum, the song describes the anarchy unfolding in England due to the failure of parliament. The song is sung from the perspective of "the sword", a common allegory for those in power. The song also describes how knowledge and reason were destroyed which is a metaphor for destroying everything to do with the former King (King Charles and his cour...

An English Royalist song detailing the events of the English civil war. Song produced by the folk band "The City Waites"

A Scottish Jacobite song detailing Prince Charlie's escape from Scotland in the aftermath of the battle of Culloden. Scottish Lyrics: Bonnie Charlie's noo awa Safely o'er the friendly main; Many he'rts will break in twa Should he no' come back again. Will ye no' come back again? Will ye no' come back again? Better lo'ed ye canna be Will ye no' come back again? Ye trusted in your Hieland men The...