A Timely Video for Remembrance Day in Canada
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- Опубліковано 8 лис 2006
- On November 11, 1999 Terry Kelly was in a Shoppers Drug Mart store in
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. At 10:55 AM an announcement came over the
store's PA asking customers who would still be on the premises at 11:00 AM
to give two minutes of silence in respect to the veterans who have
sacrificed so much for us.
This is the link to the official version of it. • Terry Kelly - A Pittan...
I remember they used to show us this video in my elementary school every Remembrance Day and I always cried
+Sarah Mullin They still do that in my high school.
same. I wonder if they'll do it at my high school this year. I doubt they will, because they haven't done it the past two years I've been there. they bring in rcmp, students who are in air cadets, and make a bunch of speeches and have our minutes of silence.
Same in my elementary school
And yes I almost cried
+Sarah Mullin We get actual veterans and we play this song we have 2 min of silence and they share maybe like 2 stories
Who’s back here for Remembrance Day 2020?
👍
Me
Yes I'm here every year
I am.
Me
my grandpa didn't like to wear a poppy on remembrance day because he thought why only recognize the soldiers in one day of the year he said to recognize them every day for what they do for us!
Exactly my point, which is why I think the "pittance of time" is a silly ritual. Every single day, without fail, I think about all I have and know that many people across the world would give anything to have these kinds of opportunities. But we didn't get these luxuries for nothing - we got them because of all the soldiers and volunteers who answered a call to arms and took a stand against injustice.
Logic Loaf I'm Canadian and I will always remember the soldiers who have fallen to give us Peace and Freedom my dad's dad was amor and the song just makes me remember the fallen soldiers that risk their life for us to be free
@@shywolfstarstables1260 same but it was my father's uncle so my grate uncle and was in world war 2.
@@deertail1949 ok
Logic Loaf why didn’t he just wear a poppy everyday then
I remember in elementary school they would show us this video. I came back to see if because I miss being in that school.
they showed it in my school but I was absence
I loved this it made me cry in school and I saw in in French too May us remember our vertans ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
same
I love how they still play this song every year
me too man
I'm proud to be Canadian so I thank you so much to the soilders and their family for saving and to protect our country!
LionMaker Studiosss me too :)
LionMaker Studiosss yeah me there
Me too, I love this country!
ARE YOU OK?
So do I I’m also proud to be canadien
Me and the boys at the Remembrance Day Assembly:
😭😢🥺😔
#relatable
That's me every time my teacher puts on this fucking song
This video made real men cry, a message to all, don’t be ashamed to shed a tear during those ceremonies. Lest we forget 🙏🙏🙏
How could someone dislike this ?
I know
right
it's war it's death why would you like it?
+Ritik Suniara no you don't
+joebulls1 this is a video not a war but about the soldiers who have given their live to protect us and today is that day to respect them and have 2 minutes of silence
+Techno_Owl yeah... I'm sure Canaduh... was on the verge of "speaking" German or Russian or Italian in any of these pointless waste of life. I don't agree with war. war is old man ways but that's not point I'm trying to make. its this excessive need to remember I don't want to remember. if you were anal raped and didn't enjoy it would you want to remember or forget? I hate all those memorials big dumb lookin pieces of concrete & iron omg they are an eye sore. can we advance as humans or we going to stay in the passed?
R.i.p all people that sacrificed there life’s for are’s 🇨🇦
Ours and get that hideous Nazi flag off of your profile
We listened to this everyday on Remembrance Day and my school would go to the graveyard in my city with a huge side for fallen veterans. It was a military history school. We’d lay flags on every single headstone, even one’s buried under snow. We had a ceremony there, our flags, bagpipe player. It was beautiful and I loved doing it.
Too bad it’s closed now. :(
But this song still makes my heart squeeze sooo much. 😭😭
My school always played this for us every year and even now me being I'm college I still come back each year to listen. Lest we forget.
I cry every time I watch this and I watch it in elementary school
This happened to me before as well. Your not the only one.
As an American veteran, I salute this song. This song not only speaks for Canada, it speaks for all veterans who have fought and died for their respective countries. I really wish my fellow countrymen felt as strongly as I do. This song brought tears to my eyes!
gap
you mean the germa
ngi i think that guy was german
what did i do
Listening too this during elementary school, thought I’d stop by in 2019❤️
This song makes me cry every time.
me to
Me too:(
Me too.
Me too
Same
Rip veteran’s your service will never be forgotten 🇨🇦
On the 11th hour, on the 11th day of the 11th month, let us take the time to remember all those who participated in WW1 and WW2 in order to maintain peace all across the world as well as for all those men, especially loved ones, husbands, brothers and fathers who have lost there lives to do so. Thank you, soldiers. 🌹 #LESTWEFORGET
Lest We Forget 🙏
Every year I always hear this song on the 11th hour, on the 11th day and the 11th month. #LESTWEFORGET 🙏 Thank you, soldiers. 🌹 Annual check in. Those poor soldiers, husbands, fathers, friends, sons, brothers, family especially loved ones including those who never got to really exprience the true meaning of life but instead war in order to achieve peace for us all. 😔😭🌹🙏⛪⚰✊
God damn, I’m 15. Back when I was in elementary, they showed this every year. I didn’t cry or anything like the other ppl, but this really gives me memories of a time long gone...
2 years later, im 17 rn and im assuming you are around that and thats so true.
Had to come back in 2021 for the ritual every single remeberence day straight from elementary to now grade 11 I still listen to this may those fallen soldiers R.I.P and their service never be forgotten 🌹
School played this every year growing up and I still listen to it every year. Thank you for fighting for us
They did that at my school too
How could someone dislike this
This was surprisingly easy to find. I was anticipating about an hour of resource searching... Thank You for that video, it played a large part in my life from the age of six and i can continue on this ritual for many more. (don't judge me)
Judge you?, not likely!.
Your short comments show a fine character of self, no doubt learned from your parents and theirs also.
Don't judge?, - no, never.
Your brief words, 'from the age of six', say much, very much.
Clearly, you are a product of your family, and, significantly, your family's very fine ancestry.
Clearly, an ancestry to be proud of.
'Don't judge me'?, not likely!, NO, not ever, never.
I listen to this every year, sometime i just listen for the heck of it, been doing it since i was in grade 1 so.
Check put Terry Kelly’s official UA-cam channel, please.
I watch this video every year on Remembrance Day. It makes me emotional every time. It reminds me that not only have people sacrificed for us then, but soldiers are still risking their lives every day for us.
Many people are like the man in the video, they just don't understand. I'm currently a air cadet in Canada and after 5 years I truly understand their sacrifice. All the times I stand at attention and salute to the Canada flag, knowing that they died for me to have a chance to do that. All of the friendship I've made and the hardships of military work. The felling of marching and being the commander for my city's Remembrance Day. I can say that I can truly die for my country. For I love Canada and I when Take arms and Think about all of the soldiers who died for us I know I'm doing the right thing
Pinkiechugamer I'm a Canadian royal air cadet it's my first year rank: Cadet almost LAC. I'm proud of myself and yeah I'm proud of the fellow air cadet squadron my squadron is 5 Cyclone
Keep going, it's worth it
Royal Canadian air cadet, LAC, I can absolutely relate. This country may not be mine, but it's a shame to see that I, a foreigner am more patriotic then most Canadians.
The people who dont understand are those retards who believe in government
I’m also in air cadets it’s been my first few weeks so I’m still cadet rank I respect all the Canadian soldiers who fought for us as well
R.I.P. Corporal Nathan Cirillo...Thank You Soldier!
Greg X he was a soldier no mater what he did he is still a brave man who signed up to give his life for his country. R.I.P Cpl cirillo
Greg X and what do you do except try to ruin others people's day. Not trying yo be rude but you are probably a fat little child who is to stupid to see the sacrifice all the soldiers did for this great country
Greg X aka, when you die no one should care or be thankful to you.
"glory of war" is that really what you think people are remembering these people for? War brings no glory, only death, people may have gone for glory, but it doesn't lessen the sacrifices they made.
Greg X "I'm a mentally deranged transsexual goddess with a penchant for world domination. I like to prance around in ladies' underwear, rail against the jews, pick fights with midgets and destroy people's souls one by one with my unstoppable evil brilliance. I do this in the name of Satan who loves us very much. Hooray!"
I get it, you're pretty much just a troll, ight I'll leave you to your business. It's not fun unless i'm doing the trolling.
this video stuck in my head for 11 years until I finally found it one day...............it still makes me cry
ashley dixon Same here
My old school played this every remembrance assembly and every single time I cried. I'm so happy I've finally found this since my class is organizing the remembrance assembly this year, i hope my teacher will use it!
They played this at my elementary school when I was 10! In grade 5 it’s such a classic
This is such a stable in Canada like every year in school they would play this and I’d ball my eyes out. They really knew my weakness.
Such a beautiful song I cry every time I listen to this
Every year, since I was a kid I'd always come here to pay my respect or atleast listen to the song. Prayers and respect to all those who died fighting, Lest We Forget 🙏
Always 🙏
They always played this in elementary school but only in grade 7 and 8 did I fully understand the song and now I cry when ever I hear it
Camjam Hamflam No we did it in grade 1 2 3 4 5 I'm in grade six now but they still play it
My great grandfather fought in WW1, he was lucky and came back.
I love this song, and I hope it will open the eyes of people who do not realize what Nov 11th honours.
They show this at my elementary school every year for Remembrance Day and I always cry
This song makes me cry of the people who died in my family and the soldiers thank you
Same here man. May we never forget...
I listen to this song every year. Lest we forget
My school always plays this on Remembrance Day and it’s truly beautiful
Lest We Forget
As a Army Brat my father served in the Canadian Army and I was involved with the Army Cadet Corp. I'm also a Royal Canadian Legion Member have been since 2003, my brother is now been serving in the Royal Canadian Navy since 2002 but my grandfather was in the Army he was a D-Day Dodger (WW2) and many other member's of my family either married into the military or Served or are Serving the military at the moment but always The Royal Canadian Military
God bless you Canada and your amazing people and soldiers!
- an American with a military background
When my teacher showed me this in grade one I cried, they ended up playing it in the school assembly. I cried my eyes out.
I love this song so much cause of how Beautiful it is and in my school we would always sing to It and everyone cried so it wasn’t weird. Bless your soul and every single person that has fought in wars for us.
As a former member of the Canadian Armed Forces, I want to say to the maker of this video and posters in this thread, Thank You.
Whose watching in 2019
lest we forget the times when no one cared when you're watching. im watching 2012
balasar demlerive :)
I was also a kid in an elementary school that showed this video every Remembrance Day. God how I took things for granted. I never really understood this song but this year it came to my mind for some reason. What a beautiful song.
May every soldier who sacrificed their lives for our freedom Rest In Peace, God bless them♥️🇨🇦
Lest we forget thank you to every one who fought
Being Canadian, this video makes me proud of my country, keep up the good work peace keepers of Canada! Thank you to all you veterans who sacrificed your lives to fight for our freedom, you will never be forgotten. Never forget, take a pittance of time.
My Dad was a Vetran and as I try and write my THANK YOU to all those who have served. I have tears flowing as I listen with respect. My Dad is now gone and I feel his arms surrounding his family saying I would serve again if it meant your freedom would be challenged. Well Dad thank you.
Today they show us this at school. I almost cried🤣. This is such a great story to teach us to remember the soldiers who fought for us. Happy remembrance day! And remember to respect.
Great tune to get us ready for the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11 month. Thanks for the upload! Greetings from the United States of America!
OUTSTANDING RESPECT FROM BELFAST , AS WE NEAR THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME . LEST WE NEVER FORGET OUR FALLEN ! IN GOD WE TRUST .
THis is canada
Donny Pearson I prefer 911
greetings from the great maple leaf 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Donny Pearson yo respect from Canada without ur guys help we prolly couldn’t have won in 6 years
Lest we forget. Thank you to all the veterans and fighters who died within this period of time, for the peace we have. R.I.P. Great Grandpa. Thank you for all you did
XMC3 sorry for your losses
It would be great if you would all view this from Terry Kelly’s official UA-cam channel. They spent many thousands of dollars making this song and video for you all. It would be great for the artist and his team to make a tiny bit of money from the project.
Thank-you for your support.
never forget
Camden McInnis 9/11
Yeah
I’m just here to pay respects to the soldiers who helped protect Canada during WWI and WW2.
I remember every remberance day they would show us this video and I would cry every time
Thanks great song My Dad served so did my uncles they all made it home Thank the good Lord Thanks to all the woman and Men who serve you all will be Blessed
I am on old grizzled Vietnam Vet down here south of Canada and I am not ashamed to say that I weep every time I see this. Everyone needs to take a pittance of time to remember. We were all brothers in arms.
Feeling proud to be a Canadian
how is there dislikes? wtf people
@@VigoKramer2349 no, its for attention rn we give that to them
@@allanjeffries6937 not all of them are judt doing it for attention some think the Nazis and the evils should have won
Is probably is to sad
It’s probably that person who was trying to get the cashier to ring his stuff
It really fucks me up that many of these men were younger than me. Many hadn't grown facial hair yet, many hadn't kissed a partner, felt love true love, gotten married. I'm 20 and I'm so young, I can't imagine that some of these brave men were 17 and younger. As long as I'm alive I'll never forget the soldiers from the great wars and all our troops from wars beyond. Lest we forget 🕊️
Indeed. Lest We Forget.
My dad went to war, and I was lucky enough to get him back, but this song makes me cry just thinking about what might have happened. To all of you who said comments that were against this song, take a moment and think. If there weren't people to fight, nothing would be as we know it. We could all be living in a literal hell. These people do everything for us and without asking anything in return but respect. Come on.
This song make me cry every time
11:02 11/11/19
Respects for everyone who fought for our country, we are all proud of you ❤️ Lest we forget❤️
I know for many including myself, during our childhood, every year we'd pay respects to these troops by listenting to this legendary song, espically back when we use to go to school, and it sort of became a symbol.
May God bless all of them, and the lives that were lost. I remember, they'd play this all the time on the radio as a kid every year on Remembrance Day or at school. I moved back home, but I'll always have respect for those troops. How time flies, glad to see many still pay respects using this piece. Lest We Forget 🙏
Play this each year to honor my dad who served his country and survived the war. Thanks to all who served to give us the good life we have today.❤
I love this song! They played it at my school every year! It’s a classic, #restinpeace
So proud to be Canadian
I know for many including myself, during our childhood, every year we'd pay respects to these troops by listenting to this legendary song, espically back when we use to go to school, and it sort of became a symbol.
May God bless all of them, and the lives that were lost. I remember, they'd play this all the time on the radio as a kid every year on Remembrance Day or at school. I moved back home, but I'll always have respect for those troops. How time flies, glad to see many still pay respects using this piece.
Terry Kelly actually visited my school, thank you sir, and thank you to all the vets who served.
I remember we used to have veterans come in for Remembrance Day assembly during middleschool
2019.
Lest we forgot.
I remember around the 6 grade? I saw this video and I was emotional while and after watching this. It sucked how one year I had the cold and it stuck how my condition was and I wanted to respect the day.
Fantastic song and video.
Massive respect to all who are and have served in the Canadian Forces and their families, you people are legendary.
From a British citizen.
I remember one time in my school they brought a ww2 veteran on remembrance day and he told us his story of the war and I learned so much of what they went through
my school will show this tomorrow ...I'm basically practicing not to cry cause I would be really embarrassed..
U go to school on Remembrance Day ??
+Techno_Owl We have school in Canada on Remembrance Day
Claire Green that's what I do but it gets me every time😩
No shame in crying. It just shows respect and understanding.
We watched this video every Remembrance Day in my elementary school, in Nunavut. I cried every single time. Love this song
You are from Nunavut? That’s awesome! Much love from Newfoundland!
They used to play this song in my elementary school, and everytime I listen to it I start crying.
We shall never forget. The men and woman who fought for our freedom. And gave their lives for us. Lest we forget
I salute you, war veterans.
Rest in peace. November 11, 11:00
I played this on the street block and only the older folks in our little town stopped and stood at the end of their street. Made me realize as a younger man how far our generation has become detached from remembering those who fought so they could enjoy the freedom those young men and women never got to see
Wonderful. It should be broadcast on public service TV.
Thanks for sharing.
I'm such a pussy man
Everytime I see those war veterans fade In I always baul out
Zostro Gaming omg same
i’m pretty sure every canadian knows this song
I would watched this every November 11th in my old Elementary school in Canada... brings back memories
I come back on the 11 hour and 11 day every year to listen to this
My great grandpa was in World War II he was born 1912 and I'm 10 gladly he didn't die in the war he died by getting drunk like in 1950s. It's sad on Remembrance Day cause they always show this video on assembly. And I'm in grade 5 so in grade 5 you learn about World War I and World War II I'm excited to learn cause it's interesting about why did it start or there are lots of questions but I also love Remembrance Day it's makes me happy and sad :( :) that is how I feel lol
my whole school saw this on every assembly watched this ever since i was in kindergarten and now im in grade 5 my friends father was in the war once.
80sChannel at my school it was always played and I always cried (: (
but I'm glad I cried showing I cared
We never talk about World War One because it wasn't a really big war for us here in Canada. Also this year we listened to highway of heroes. It's actually a very good song
You're very wrong, World War One was a very big war for those of us in Canada. WWI was the war that formed Canada as a nation, and allowed us to make our own decision in WW2 to enter it, instead of automatically being at war when England went to war. Vimy Ridge was one of the first allied victories in WWI and it was done by Canadians
War Spite yea exactly
we shall not forget these heros who fought for our country
14 years later its just as powerful. Thank you sir. Using it again and again.
I’m still in elementary so I hear this every Remembrance Day, I was scrolling through TikTok and thought of this songs from one of the sounds, came here to listen to it.
I've seen this video on each and every one of me school asmbleys from grade k to grade 6 I love the song to so I don't mind☺lets we for get ☺
how could 41 people not like this they r people who died for us
now its 76 :(
St-Agustin, My old school played this everytime.... I felt so emotional ;) I just wish I had more friends over there, I know they will play it again.... Mr partick if you are reading this, Or any other teacher, thank you for those wonderful years... -Savannah Marois
Sitting here sobbing. Thanks for the beautiful video.
Thank you Canada! I never forgot what your country did to save our Iranian hostages. I keep a Canadian flag in front of my TV. People come in to my house and ask why the Canadian flag. I remind them all. God bless you Canada.
Dr. Fastestinthewest ❤❤❤
Remembrance Day 2021 anyone??
This video has something I've watched since 4th grade, 8 years later and this video still hurts my heart, 2 minutes will never be enough time for the sacrifices they made for us. Lest we forget.
This is a beautiful song by a great man. The first time I heard it about 5 years ago, I was so impressed I had to call him and say Thank you for this. He was so very nice.
Still love to hear this
Thank You Soliders
I remember sitting through this every remembrance day back in high school. Always enjoyed it, still do.
I live in Canada and my boyfriend just signed up for the Army. I'm ever so proud of him but I'm sitting here watching this video crying. What he is doing is no less then selfless. He is my hero my soldier my love and I'll stand beside him through it all. ♥️