Confederate Song - I Wish I Was In Dixie Land (with lyrics)
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
- There is not my video. I only added the subtitles. This compilation is from: / cyberkiller2011
Lyrics:
O, I wish I was in the land of cotton
Old times there are not forgotten
Look away! Look away!
Look away! Dixie Land.
In Dixie Land where I was born in
Early on one frosty mornin'
Look away! Look away!
Look away! Dixie Land.
Chorus:
O, I wish I was in Dixie!
Hooray! Hooray!
In Dixie Land I'll take my stand
To live and die in Dixie
Away, away,
Away down south in Dixie!
Old Missus marry Will, the weaver,
William was a gay deceiver
Look away! Look away!
Look away! Dixie Land.
But when he put his arm around her
He smiled as fierce as a forty pounder
Look away! Look away!
Look away! Dixie Land.
Chorus:
O, I wish I was in Dixie!
Hooray! Hooray!
In Dixie Land I'll take my stand
To live and die in Dixie
Away, away,
Away down south in Dixie!
His face was sharp as a butcher's cleaver
But that did not seem to grieve her
Look away! Look away!
Look away! Dixie Land.
Old Missus acted the foolish part
And died for a man that broke her heart
Look away! Look away!
Look away! Dixie Land.
Chorus:
O, I wish I was in Dixie!
Hooray! Hooray!
In Dixie Land I'll take my stand
To live and die in Dixie
Away, away,
Away down south in Dixie!
Fun facts about this song:
1: It was Abraham Lincoln's favorite song, ironically
2: When the very first American doughboys arrived in France in 1917 they were greeted by an English band, who played this song because it was the only American song they knew.
Southerns are the true Americans any how
Interesting! Nice facts!
BLOODY HELL CHAPS THIS SONG IS FIRE 🗣️🔥🔥🔥🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I love the second fact. I hope they all had a laugh
lmao I mean it technically true lol
Shout out to my boy who recorded this on his GoPro in 1863 during the battle of Gettysburg
You just made my day
Bro he must be a trooper or something, he got really close and gave us these crisp HD images
@@galacticdoge1834 Fr thanks Cpt James R. Hutter
Yeah IKR r/madlads
Lol
Fun fact: when the first doughboys arrived in 1917, a british military band played this because it was the most American song they knew
Damn that's unlucky.
Oof
Yankee Doodle would be I would think, but this is a runner up for the southern folks.
When American troops landed in Australia in 1942 an Australian band played Marching Through Georgia. The troops were from Savannah, Georgia.
Lmfao
"I don't like getting political"
Bro 5 beers in:
Only 1860s kids will remember
I remember *flash backs*
I was born in the wrong generation
もうその世代の人々はとっくに死んでるよ
I have flashbacks 😂
Anthony Harvat 17 and proud of that flag the south will rise again fuck you haters
Fun fact!: Lincoln actually loved this song he thought it was catchy even though he had to keep the Union together he played this at Gettysburg to even honor the confederate dead
The more you know.
Nationaler Reaktionist i should make a bot that just replies with ok incel and youd probably be the first person id use it on
@Nationaler Reaktionist ok boomer
Lincoln had a Confederate note tucked in his wallet when he was shot
He played it after we surrendered
This song is so awesome that my black friend just threw a rock through my window to hear it better!
That's funny. The exact same thing happened to me.
He really loves Southern music :D
@@zafar5059 uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
As an actual black person, this song is actually awesome to listen to. Especially to make liberals confused and triggered
@@BlockedBowser I’m a southern white dude and I ain’t racist, neither were half of the confederacy, they just wanted freedom. Liberals act like every single member of the confederacy was a kkk member and it confuses and enrages me. Have a nice day
nothing like listening to this masterpiece while reading the comments
When you accidentally send “I’m going to Dixie Land.” Instead of “I’m going to Disney Land.”
In Disney land I will take my stand to scatter and bury ashes hooray hooray
Who said it was accidental
I wouldn't backtrack, that's it kids, our trip is cancelled. It's down south now.
gotta drive from florida up to alabama after that
What's the difference
They are the same
Played this song whilst playing battlefront 2 as the confederacy. Will improve your performance as a Droideka.
what gayme
@@thefuturekid8312 He said the name. Its battlefront2
Playing bf2 rn, sea shanties work just as well
@@thefuturekid8312 The game was the latest battlefront 2. It was an online match.
Personally i own the original battlefront 2.
Should have thought of that
No matter your race, religion, nationality or anything else, we can agree on one thing
William was a gay deceiver
Otto Graff *oof*
If you are white you are my brother
I disagree
Kola2134 gay also means happy
😂😂😂😂👍
I'm from Finland but this is honestly my all time favorite patriotic song. I love everything about this song: lyrics, melody and instruments played. I still have to listen to this every now and then to hear beautiful music.
Same here from a Swiss perspective 😉
I see you proud bigot😂😂
The Union version Is Eve Better 😂
Teacher: We will visit the South!
Girls: Eww its full of swamps!
Boys:
@Prussian Blue ja
Lol
Boys who live in the south
Volume hundred speakers hundred
Mom: stay at home with your sibling
Girl: Eeew, I hate my brother
Boy:
@@rickyfrierson1367 who else but Hitler?
You don't even have to be a Yank or a Rebel to like this song.
Even Abraham Lincoln liked it. And he's the president of the United States that fought the Confederacy that composed this song.
It's just music that brings you a sense of nostalgia that you never even lived in the first place.
imagine Union lost the war.
would CSA join the WW-1 and WW-2 .... ??
what about Korean and Vietnam war ...
or would there be a 2nd civil war, sometime in 20th century .... ??
Yeah. The deep south needs to still be celebrated, they are a integral part of the US. This song doesnt even talk about the confederacy and the Civil War, is just about the south.
Actually the song was composed by a northern man who loved the south.
well I just like it cause I'm blatantly racist :)
@@ayi3455 You can read Southern Victory books by Harry Turtledove. It's about what if the south won the civil war.
Rip for Peter Griffin who fought for the confederacy
RIP soldier
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you have the ss symbol and hammer and sickle in your name, you defo some edgy 13 year old who think they are the shit.
@@kytails1235 damn I really piss you
@@kytails1235 we were all edgy 13 year olds once
I wish Lincoln didn’t get killed as he was the only one who understood why most of the regular non rich southerners fought for the confederacy which is why he actually was going to help rebuild the south after the war ended and he even pardoned the confederate military
Yes, he had a great talent for uniting onetime enemies: he did that within the North, and he could’ve tried it on the South had he survived.
You know why you are here....
Texas
God help us
Texas is fucking around, and it's time for them to find out.
Away down South in the land of traitors
Rattlesnakes and alligators
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Where cotton's king and men are chattels
Union boys will win the battles
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
I wish I was in Baltimore
I'd make secession traitors roar
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
We'll put the traitors all to route
I'll bet my boots we'll whip 'em out
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie!
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
Oh, may our Stars and Stripes still wave
Forever o'er the fee and brave
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
And let our motto ever be
Forever Union and for liberty
Right away (right away)
Come away (come away)
Ride away (ride away)
Come away (come away)
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
Away (away)
Away (away)
We'll all go down to Dixie
@@archermadsen7744 "Not allowing millions of 80iq brown people to come in to be parasites and ethnically replace you is treason" This is your brain on (((leftism)))
Anyone else just listening to old Union and Confederate songs out of boredom?
I am
Me
I listen to 4 before I go to bed...
I listen to all the old marching tunes the day before thanksgiving all day long... why thanksgiving? Hell I dunno! Maybe because the only other songs about thanks giving comes from the adams family and it’s about consuming turkey
Me.
I can just imagine a battle droid hearing this and saying, “Wow, this confederacy has such a catchy song”!
Roger Roger
Roger Roger. God bless the CIS!!
Yes
The techno union has better beats.
Yoo this comment is amazing 🤣🤣👍👍
"Yea, that song is lit"
-Abraham Lincoln
As a history nerd, I can confirm, his last words where “Lol, confederate songs slap.”
It was so lit that General Billy burned down Atlanta
@@lochlan241 can't take a joke?
@@lochlan241 r/WOOOSH
Lol but bet it was union ver.
Edit: This is a joke.
2010's music: No Good.
2000's Music: No good.
1990s music: No Good.
1980's music: No good
1970s music: No good.
1960's music: No Good.
1950's music: No Good.
1940's music: No good
1930's music: no good.
1920s Music: No good.
1910's music: No good.
1900s music: No good
1890's music: No good.
1880's Music: No good.
1870s Music: No good.
1860's music: OH I WISH I WAS IN A LAND OF COTTON
1940 music is good
r/wooosh
*YOU DARE FORGET DAS DEUTSCHES KAISERREICH*
Dale Potter gott mit uns
@@Original-pi7em Gott Mit Uns.
When the feds want to take down your fence.
Texas is fucking around, and it's time for them to find out.
@@archermadsen7744 The Feds are fucking around, and it's time for them to find out.
@@archermadsen7744 blah blah. Cope harder liberal.
@@archermadsen7744 Screwing around doing what? Stopping Illegal Foreigners from entering the country?
25 other states stand with Texas. Your move Yankee @@archermadsen7744
Texas will hopefully stand its ground
Texas fought for slavery. Nothing worth defending.
They did not. The union whipped them again.
Union is undefeated 2-0
I'm a Texan on my grandmother's side.
I'm typically of the mindset of "don't start crap but don't take none either"
Some people have to be taught that lesson. For us it's in our DNA.
Lincoln loved this song. Regardless of how you feel about the CSA, the Union, and the Civil War, there’s no denying it’s a good tune.
Thats tru
@Boy, Silly well where exactly did you find proof that Lincoln loved this song?
Ashton Godfrin A simple search reveals a multitude of results. This is mostly due to the fact that it’s just cool Civil War trivia. I’ll link an answer from the Lincoln Financial Foundation, a non-profit run by several Lincoln experts from the Allen County Public Library and the Indiana State Museum.
www.lincolncollection.org/discover/ask-an-expert/qa-archive/was-“dixie”-really-lincoln’s-favorite-song/
@@boysilly5629 U also realize that it could also be the UNION VERSION that Lincoln liked, right?
Ashton Godfrin While I can see where you’re coming from, most people, including me, believe he is referring to the original Dixie. While I haven’t read anything specifically denying that it was Union Dixie, I’ve yet to read anything that supports the fact that it was. Regardless, the tune is essentially the same, just with different lyrics.
When you accidentally say Y'all instead of "you guys"
I don't say it "accidentally." I'm a native Hoosier, but knew a lot of Southern guys in my years in the Army. I picked up "Y'all" from them, and have used it ever since.
Accidentally?
Y’all is part of a southerner’s vocabulary same goes for ain’t and fixing.
Wayne Engle it was a joke r/whoosh
Im from Atlanta I say ya'll everyday of my life.
Ngl I can see why people joined the confederacy this shit goes hard af
Robert E. Lee dang it must hurt for you now that they are talking down the Robert e lee Statue
I'm "black" and love this song
@Red Elite i can see that...
Bitches got stomped
It must hurt for you Southerners knowing everyday y'all got your asses wupped and had to give up everything you knew and loved.
You still know why you're here
Dukes of hazzard
Blm black ariel new proud family ect
Teacher: All right class, we have a new kid from the South, make him feel welcomed.
Girls: I hope he has a southern accent
Boys:
@HaywireOfAlba Says the yankee
actually it will be very wholesome
@HaywireOfAlba I've never seen anyone say our Southern accent is "cute" ahaha
I AIN' NEVER LEAVIN MY HOME HERE IN DIXIE!
Yvan Dong 😂 wish it when I go up north people just tell me I sound like a 40 year old pedo
Parents:
" this song is racist.
They enslaved your kind back then"!
Me: "But this song slappin though "
@@jedmusic5241 I mean. They fought to keep their economy. Which was slavery at the time. It's highly profitable. Just like everywhere else with slavery
@@jedmusic5241 Why do you think they started the war in the first place? I'm genuinely curious.
How you used "this song is slappin" is just stupid.
UndertaleHeart Unfair taxation
@@SPCBROWN the south fought because they wanted to leave the Union because they felt mistreated, the Union fought to keep the Nation in tact
Modern music :boring
1860's confederate songs :absolute bops
Too true
The song was made by a northerner
Just like in skyrim? Lol
@JWTD Productions Away down south in the land of traitors, rattlesnakes and alligators.
Ben Healy “In Dixie Land I’ll take my stand
To live and die in Dixie”
The Great State of Georgia turned back red.
💯💯💯
Well done, Great State of Georgia. Such a beautiful place with proud and friendly people. Love from France.
so did North Carolina
''When a band serenaded him in the White House at the end of the Civil War, he asked the musicians to play "Dixie" saying, "I have always thought 'Dixie' one of the best tunes I have ever heard. Our adversaries over the way attempted to appropriate it, but I insisted yesterday that we fairly captured it…I now request the band to favor me with its performance." (April 10, 1865)
@D A virgin behavior
“I have no purpose, directly or indirectly, to interfere with the institution of slavery in the States where it exists. I believe I have no lawful right to do so, and I have no inclination to do so.” - Abraham Lincoln, First Inaugural Address, March of 1861
It is not wrong to fight for your home against invaders; and that entity which was founded through rebellion by slave owners like Washington and Jefferson as well as tolerated slavery in the slave states that remained in the Union (Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, and Delaware) has no standing from which to judge the Confederacy.
This was a time when the United Sates was still referred to as these United States. It was understood as a political union of sovereign states. Many had never even left their home state in their lifetimes. Our ancestors would have never agreed to enter this union if they knew it was a death pact from which they could never leave.
“The State of Massachusetts has threatened, indeed, on four separate occasions to secede from the Union. First, in the debates referred to on the adjustment of the State debts; secondly, on the purchase of Louisiana and its admission into the Union; thirdly, during the war of 1813; and fourthly, on the annexation of Texas, when, we believe, one chamber of her legislature actually passed a vote of secession. On these occasions it was no mere act of excited individuals, but the general voice of the community. Yet this State is now the loudest in denouncing it, when inconvenient to herself; and a bastile is now said to be preparing in the vicinity of Boston, for the incarceration of those as political prisoners, who simply utter the opinions which, when it suited, this very State has so often and so vehemently expressed…
The Constitution was a voluntary act, framed on the principles of free, mutual assent, and common belief in its advantages. To introduce force as a means of maintaining it, would be repugnant to these principles. It would be a commencement on the voluntary system, to be continued under compulsion. Force is an attribute of monarchy; the throne represents and wields the strength of the nation. Each part is subservient to the whole, and none can revolt without foreknowledge of this force to encounter and overthrow. But the basis of a Federal Republic is the reverse of all this. It stands upon consent, which is the abnegation of force. In place of submission of part to the whole, the parties are co-equal. Compulsion is not only inapplicable, but opposed to the principle of the system. And the men of that day were too logical to be unaware of this; they declined to incorporate with the structure they were rearing a principle directly antagonistic to it.
There is another great constitutional authority, the fountain head of American politics - the Declaration of Independence - of which the first clause bears directly on this question:
“We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights; that amongst these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that whenever any form of government becomes destructive to these ends, it is the right of the people to alter, or abolish it.”
These are the constitutional principles for the guidance of every citizen. When the people of Georgia, left in doubt by the silence of the Federal compact on the subject of secession, refer to these to enlighten them, to what conclusion must they come - what hesitation can they feel? They are told that the "pursuit of happiness" is "an inalienable right of man"; they feel that the government over them has become "destructive of this end"; they read that thereupon "it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it." It will, indeed, be said that the people referred to, are the whole people of the whole country, but this is not the fact. That, indeed, may promote the happiness of Georgia, which produces woe in California, at a distance of three thousand five hundred miles. By what arithmetic can the balance of happiness be adjusted between them? Further, the Declaration of Independence did not speak for all the people under the rule it denounced, but for a small portion of them only; nor did it speak for the people of the United States as a single people, but as separate colonies now claiming to be independent, the respective, original States. Clearly, then, this language is adopted by the people of each separate colony now a State, having a form of government over it of which it is to judge, and which, whenever so disposed, it may abolish.
Again, governments are unjust unless their powers are based on the "consent of the governed." Here the same question arises, Who are the governed who are to consent? Are the people of the State of Georgia to refrain from dissenting until they agree with the people of Oregon, more remote than England from Arabia? But this principle also was enunciated, like the last, for the guidance of each separate, distinct community. Upon these principles we can arrive at no other conclusions than these - that according to the Constitutional doctrines of America, whenever a State decides by the vote of a majority of its people, that the government over it has become destructive to the ends of its welfare and happiness, and no longer exists in its consent, such State has a right to abolish that government, so far as it concerns itself, or, in other words, has a right to secede from the Union.” - Excerpt from “The American Union: It’s Effect on National Character and Policy”(1862) by James Spence, an anti-slavery Englishman
If there was a left wing secessionist movement a majority of liberals would probably support it. In a recent poll nearly half of California democrats support their state seceding even with a liberal president in office, one can safely assume that number will rise if a Republican, especially Trump, gets back in office. If a leftist state voted to leave most liberals would consider it legitimate regardless if other states approved of its secession. Any attempt to force them to stay or occupy military installations on their land would be viewed by them as an act of imperialism and a betrayal to the US’s supposed democratic values. And they would be correct.
A union that claims to rest on the democratic will of the people cannot legitimately force them to stay when they have democratically elected to leave that union. After the Civil War any claim that the US is a voluntary union that rules through the consent of the people is utterly hollow.
BONUS:
“In front of every farm-house would be a large assemblage of whites and blacks, of all ages and assorted sizes. Our boys amused themselves by throwing “hard-tack” to them, and then what running and tumbling and scrambling would ensue! Little *blacks (not the original word used) and little whites, little dogs and big dogs, all joined in the race, and by the time the “hard-tack” was secured it was difficult to determine what were the original ingredients.” - a Union soldier stationed at Shreveport, Louisiana after the war
“Hundreds of thousands of slaves freed during the American civil war died from disease and hunger after being liberated, according to a new book.
The analysis, by historian Jim Downs of Connecticut College, casts a shadow over one of the most celebrated narratives of American history, which sees the freeing of the slaves as a triumphant righting of the wrongs of a southern plantation system that kept millions of black Americans in chains.
But, as Downs shows in his book, Sick From Freedom, the reality of emancipation during the chaos of war and its bloody aftermath often fell brutally short of that positive image. Instead, freed slaves were often neglected by union soldiers or faced rampant disease, including horrific outbreaks of smallpox and cholera. Many of them simply starved to death.
After combing through obscure records, newspapers and journals Downs believes that about a quarter of the four million freed slaves either died or suffered from illness between 1862 and 1870. He writes in the book that it can be considered “the largest biological crisis of the 19th century” and yet it is one that has been little investigated by contemporary historians.
Downs believes much of that is because at the time of the civil war, which raged between 1861 and 1865 and pitted the unionist north against the confederate south, many people did not want to investigate the tragedy befalling the freed slaves. Many northerners were little more sympathetic than their southern opponents when it came to the health of the freed slaves and anti-slavery abolitionists feared the disaster would prove their critics right.”
-The Guardian, June 16, 2012
@D A I did ^_^
@@neo_cavalier All of that time wasted on this comment just to argue that slavery should've stayed around. I guess that's UA-cam. "b-b-but the freedmen got sick during a war in which disease was rampant, they would've been healthier if they weren't freed and stayed with their owners who treated them fairly" lol
@D A I did.. Homeboy killed it.
“How about instead of owning slaves you start owning some bitches” - Abraham Lincoln 1987
Abe didn't hate the confederates tbh
@Shocking Isn't it thats how we should see all of our enemies
Stolen
@@2009KiaRio yeah, and?
@@GoldenBait stolen smh
Funfact#The most notorious slave owner lived in London
Jack the Whipper
Oh way up North in traitor land ,in the land of the Marxist/Anarchists/Communists/Feminist/Transgenderists,any thing that goes against traditional European- American,Christian family values 😕
Tyrone walking somewhere in the South with a parrot on his shoulder meets a Southerner"he's cute does he speak"asks the southerner? Don't know just bought him replies the parrot!!
Not all slaves were treated badly,some slave owners used to give retired slaves a retirement gift..A set of Gold Chains for all their hard work 😎😎😎...😁
No that goes to the Egyptians they had people there for 430 years.
@@ChariotsOfFire. The Union weren't Marxists during the Civil War just like how the South isn't a slave institution today.
Your point is irrelevant.
Edit: If you’re going to edit out the stupidity of your original statement, you might as well delete your comment as a whole.
Godspeed to Texas, from your brother in New York City. Know that some of us aren’t completely insane, and you have our full support to preserve our nation from this invasion.
What’s happening in Texas?
@@jamesmcintosh2541 Standoff between the federal government and Texas government regarding the ongoing migrant invasion
People forget even Lincoln admitted he loved the tune!
He played it at Gettysburg in honor of the confederate soldiers that died
President Lincoln had the US Army band play this song when the war was over. Lincoln always thought it was a great song about America.
People also forget that he also said if he could save the union without freeing a slave he would.
Wow did not know that thanks!!!!
@@jonscott397 iirc lincoln always was hoping for a peaceful solution to the issue, he was hoping for a gradual end to slavery.
When you see a grave of a Confederate soldier called Peter Griffin
A true hero
But his uncle Ulysses S. Griffin challenged General Lee to a drinking duel, and won!
69th like lets go
Genaro the Fake Politician he was waiting for Robert E Lee’s wife to give her the ol’ “hrrrtbrvdsw”
Now that's a poggers moment
My teacher, friends,etc: what music do you like?
Me: it's complicated.
@@dankchair4023 blasting that while driving in detroit is sure fun
@@miket0174 probably look like swish cheese after
@@dankchair4023 perhaps but it sure was worth it
If you live in Dixie and said this what your favorite song no one would question you. I have sung this song countless times and no one really seems to care. Some even say I know this song better then they do. In fact most Confederate things aren’t looked down upon here in the south. One time when I was a kid I went to a restaurant and I spotted a painting of General Lee and some other confederate generals with the Confederate Battle Flag in the Background. I told my grandpa about it (who we called Boogoloo) and he said, “Did you salute to them?” And I ran up to the painting and saluted to them with my grandma (who we called Boonana) watching me as well. Let me remind you that there were cashiers and other people waiting in line seeing me salute to Confederate paintin’ and guess what? Nothing. And most kids would probably not be even know what your talkin’ about so it wouldn’t really matter if you told a kid that Dixieland was your favorite song.
Brandon Munter I am 8 and I literally almost know everything about the CSA
Georgia has now become Trump country once again.
trump is about as yankee as it gets
160 years later this shit still slaps
I think you're mistaken
this song in particular is actually talking about Southern Heritage and is peaceful.
I believe the song you are referring to is to Arms in the Dixie now that song is actually a treasonous song that goes against the United States look it up and get the hell out of here
@@juankroosfrausto7411 I like how you got that I'm somehow I'm an anti American because I think a song sounds good.
@@IrishSoyBoy I didn't say that at all man.
I agree with you man this song I wish I was in Dixie actually talks about Southern Heritage and I personally like it as well but what I don't agree with is the other modified version of that song the one that says or better said the one that is called 2 arms in the Dixie now that one is scumbag and should be banned go compare the two and tell me if there is not a huge difference
The Union version is just objectively better.
@@anguseverist4178 uhhghhhhhg guys look, im not racist, haha inbred
In an odd way this song is the ideal anthem. Like another commenter said this song is purely about joy and pride in belonging to a homeland. To be reminded of home everytime you hear it is exactly what you should feel. Even if you believe the song to be controversial due to its history, had you not known it you would think it's marvelous
It’s unlike most national anthems which often seemed forced and fake
@@JackDSquat Yeah the only anthem that comes nearly as patriotic is the Sovi- (Russian!) Anthem. They used their old tune and it still sounds majestic. Doubt the Russian people are feeling that spirit now with the current affairs
"william was a gay deceiver"
"Ideal anthem"
What?
gay deceiver doesn't mean what you think it means, gay doesn't mean homosexual in this context@@Vhargon
It means Happiness it’s another term for being happy was gay but Language has changed vastly of the past 100 years
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DeSantis! Trump! Where's the fucking ammunition!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm not from the South. But, I went to Virginia and partied with some solid bros. We would sing this song and it called to my soul.
Im from the great state of Texas, and we never forget about the men who gave their lives in that horrible conflict.
Surprised youtube censorship hasn't gotten to this one
Dixieland doesn’t really have any stuff related to slavery in it’s lyrics so even if UA-cam censorship got even worse they still couldn’t really do anythin’ about Dixie. And they probably don’t want to piss off us southerners by censoring every single Dixie music video and lose all of there southern UA-cam viewers who pay for UA-cam premium and shit.
Hopefully they will not... after all, Lincoln loved it.
Wow didnt expect to get some replies from some good ol' boys like myself! But yeah guys we can hype up our guns and pride all we want and the song itself may not be racist or hateful but in the age of big tech censorship, anything that doesnt fit into their cookie cutter leftist propaganda machine will be shut down. Theres plenty of harmless things already censored. Is why in surprised they havent came for this yet.
Don't give them the idea
I looked up “Dixie” and I had to scroll down to find this song so maybe they did do something
When you wanna go to dixieland but instead your mom decides to go to disneyland cuz your sister wanna see elsa
Jokes on you cuz I live in Tennessee and I'm staying in Dixie till the day I die.
Texas will always be my home!
Predator Hunter Supporter Disneyland is in California.
@@holasoydora428 Ew
"but Mom I want to see Robert Lee!"
Boys we’re getting the band back together
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
@@archermadsen7744 Fuck the Federal Government! We let them get one over on us once, never again. This I'll Defend!
@@thegamersconclave8709Trying to have your capital burned again ?
@@Raccoonhandler11 What Capital? This is a movement of the People. They'd have to burn every single home in Louisianna, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Montana just to get to Texas, provided those states don't immediately activate their National Guard. Talk all the shit you want, but you and the Fed aren't about to do a goddamn thing to us.
@@Raccoonhandler11 Not this time the confederate states of Texas will be #1 victory royale
Texas: *I didn't hear no goddamn bell*
Texas did very little in the civil war and hardly participated in
I played this next to Lincoln logs
They’re now Davis logs
Them things about as old as abe himself!
Fantastic! 😎👌🏻
I chuckled out loud to this, nice!
@@Tomlin4014 r/yourjokebutworse
Pogchamp
Daniel Emmett, an Ohio man wrote Dixie after visiting the deep South of the US, but the Confederate National Anthem was God Save The South (for historical reference)
Interesting
only in ohio
*when you see someone with blue hair*
Ya mean sjw
when people tellin ya to take yur flags down cuz they find em offensive...aint happenin
I agree.
"Look away, Look away!"
@Long Live Rhodesia I'm actually masturbating to this song right now so it's funny that you said that!
Support for Texas from Poland
It's definetly an interesting time to play this at Washington
Flamenguista
@@hicarovsk398 É o framengo😎😎😎
Lmaooo
br aqui kkkkk
Especially since AOC wants to liberate the South.
Believe it or not this was Lincoln’s favorite song.
No wonder - everyone wished to be in Dixieland
@Soloman S south is good
Oh yeah, yee haw motherfuckers
@Spaalone Babagus down with the traitors up with the stars
Soloman S I mean 4 Union states had slavery until the end of the war and hillbillyland is cool you know
POV: Greg Abbott is blasting this song from his office after SCOTUS ruled against him
I’d like imagine that one scene from “Say anything” where the guy holds a Boombox outside the girl’s house, but it’s just Governor Abbot blasting this outside the White House
Hes in India right now 😂
Texas is fucking around, and it's time for them to find out.
@@archermadsen7744 psychotic war monger
pov: joe biden is committing treason under constitutional law
Technically the CSA never actually surrendered, Only the Leader's did....
Disneyland: ❌
Dixieland: ✅
True
YOS
👍
@@menacingcar0449 No
ua-cam.com/video/gvjOG5gboFU/v-deo.html
Wether your a Yankeer or an Rebel side,we can all agree. this song is good as hell even Abraham likes it
@Tristan Ellis Gaming then you ain't a yankee
@@cringcring7175 Yankees weren't leftists like you
@@corey2823 where did you get the idea that I'm a leftist?
@@cringcring7175 😂 boy just accused you for no reason
Damn right I do
"Class, we're taking a field trip to Gettysburg!"
Girls: Ugh, it's gonna be so hot and boring
BOYS:
Away down South in the land of traitors, rattlesnakes and alligators
Right away! Come away! Right away! Right away, come away!
Where cotton's king and men are chattels
Union boys will win the battles
Right away! Come away! Right away, come away!
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away!
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
I wish I was in Baltimore, I'd make secession traitors roar
Right away! Come away! Right away! Come away! Right away, come away!
We'll put the traitors all to route, I'll bet my boots we'll whip 'em out
Right away! Come away! Right away, come away!
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away!
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
Oh may our Stars and Stripes still wave forever roar the free and brave!
Right away! Come away! Right away, come away! Come away!
And let our motto forever be for Union and for Liberty
Right away! Come away! Right away, come away!
We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away!
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
They kinda lost that battle
@puggles luv Please open a book yourself....Lee owned a lot of slaves, inherited from his mother. Grant owned 1.....If a boxer gets knocked out or stops fighting, has he still not lost the bout and the opposing boxer wins?.....As it was with Lee......
@@eliteaces4462 he set them free before the war
King Brick The Black Kids be like
Dixie land has risen
BILLIONS MUST CELEBRATE!!🥳
@@ШляпникТретий better than Kamala albeit he is just a Jew conservative...
@@ELLI0TR0DGERyes
yesssss sirrrrrrrrr
There's a power higher than y'all, fool yourselves all you want, judgement will come, and y'all WON'T get away
Respect from Italy. When i was in southern USA, southern people were very friendly and i didn't experienced racism at all. You southerners are all welcome here in my beautiful country. Cheers.
Pack it up, liberals. Lore Carbone says there ain't no racism in the south
there is a terrible war coming and these young men who have never seen war cannot wait for it to happen,but i tell you, i wish that i owned every slave in the South ,for i would free them all to avoid thei war-Robert E Lee
I mean, Italians are mostly white people.
You didn’t get treated bad because you’re European like them😂
@@javiermeza8529 they are not european retard
Me: Pass the aux cord
Friend: you better not play shitty songs
Me: Don’t worry
RetroPretzel he better not thought it was shity
But you did. You could have played the union version. Aka the good version. Traitor
I hope you know that this was one of AbrahamLincoln’s favorite songs
Cistem Shocke ok you yankee fuck
John Doe you realize that the confederates are the yankees and not the conderates
When you accidentally call your dog Boah instead of boy
When you accidentally call your dog Boer instead of boy
Lumbago
@@MrUtah1 It’s a long way to mukumburaaaa... Lmao
Arthur supported the North and hated slave owners.
@American Rebel patriot I’m talking about the north side of the war. And he definitely disliked confederates more.
This song so good my black roommate barged into the room and took my phone so he can hear it for himself.
Played this to my friends...
Nothing happened because we are Greeks.
; )
χαιρετισματα from arizona
So what do you think of what would say the Supreme Inquisitor of Peace Monika Celenitsas about this song?
@@CoutaLove that she needs to come over and listen it to an underground moonshine bar drinking some good ol' Dixie moonshine!
greeting from *Istanbul*
If the Civil War was a war of music then the south won
North: Can I copy your homework
South: Yeah, just change it a little so it isn’t obvious
north, more like diss track.
I am a proud southerner but Dixie was actually written by an Ohioan as a minstrel song.
nah dude North won that battle because the Union has some really good songs
@@somkeshav4143 lmao no they dont
Instagram reels national anthem:
Nah, instagram users still hates the confederation somehow
Nah the anthem is that German Ericka song 😂
It's actually Horst Wessel Lied @@kaleez4544
Fun fact: West Virginians are the ultimate rebels. In 1863, we seceded from the state that seceded from the Union that rebelled against an empire. That map at the beginning was gonna change.
Secedception
What chads
And now your economy is garbage and your entire state is based off coal mining. That shouldn’t have been a permanent change…
@@ethan9793 lmao
I guess you could say that West Virginia was the Union Dixie
Im a good man. Never bothered anyone in my entire life. Nor have I ever caused harm in my entire life. A good ole southern boy. Pastors son. Grew up on a local farm. A good honest decent man.
Good. Stay that way.
Only true 1800's kids can remember the vibes we had to this song 😂 #millenial
only 1700s kids remember the revolutionary war 🤣 #oldandbold
Only 1860s kids remember this one
bro was on the wrong side 💀
@@zebulaun lmao 🤣
Yes sir💥🔫💥🔫💥🔫
I am black, and I can tell you right now,
THIS SONG FIRE AS HELL
me too
...
Here come the liberals that are gonna say you aren’t black because you enjoy a historical song that was used during the Civil war. Get ready my friend.
Yay..
Irish 🎶
Me (an Australian): *Realises that one of my Irish ancestors fought in the American Civil War*
Also me: GOD BLESS THE SOUTH YEE HAW!
NEIN Martin the South has more Style than the Yanks
NEIN Martin the irish fought on both sides of the war
Union or Confederate
In all honesty
The irish loves volunteering for wars aren't they? Heck they fought wars all over the world
The Irish were also discriminated against across America, but lets not talk about that.
ZZekedia 222 for a little while but I mean, atleast they weren’t slaves for as Kong’s as they could have been. I’m so fucking sorry btw.
Australians are English mate
I think all dixie boys are quiet happy right now.
Yep, I have a relative who died fitting for the south, and this song makes me feel very close to him because I love Dixie. I do not agree with slavery, but almost every thing else I do agree with.
I may not be a American, but i sure as hell am a fan of this song
It’s alright, the people this song hated the Americans
@@sir.spider GOOD.
@@Ahmedkhaled-ev1jw Do you hate Americans too?
@Nate higgers No, this was made by the Confederacy. The Confederate States left succeeded (left) the United States because of fear of losing their slaves. They fired first, and started a war AGAINST the Americans. They are LITERALLY the most anti-american country
@Nate higgers It’s a shame your racism blinds you, your history taught by the DOC. If you cared for American Veterans, you would understand who they fought against, but you clearly lack that respect.
As an African-American, even with the context of this song and where it came from and how it was used, still catchy af.
It's kinda like "Erica" or other German songs that were most prominent during the Nazi government, not exactly from the party itself but definitely known for being associated with it.
It seems like the bad guys always know how to make catchy songs
How is it bad to defend your homeland from domestic invaders? Serious question btw? If you or any other virtue signaling pussys lived back then you would’ve defended your home as well .. the north invaded the south sadly , history is written by the winners and it’s always one side of the story
Shhh sl^ve
Very nice of you to point out Erica wasn’t from the Nsdap itself!!
@@felixb1603 Even uniforms
"I have always thought `Dixie’ one of the best tunes I have ever heard." - Abraham Lincoln
"The problem with quotes like these is that they could be true, but I'm too tired to look up if it's, indeed true" - Abraham Lincoln
"The problem with this comment is that right below it, I saw a link showing 'proof' that Mr. Lincoln did indeed say this" - George Washington
@@batteriesfx "Let me Google that for you." - Gnaius Pompey Magnus.
quod.lib.umich.edu/l/lincoln/lincoln8/1:840?rgn=div1;view=fulltext
@@stephenwood6663 horny nigga laundry basket ~ Robert E. Lee
Stephen Wood “I am very gay,so I shall follow general Lee’s advice.”-Stonewall Jackson.
Let's flip the white house off and say runn nigga nigga before white boys find yeee and thou shit my own skin color out of my asshole "martin Luther king"
OK I'll stop
My annual blackhistory month song
this is crazy 💀
Based..
😊😅😂🇨🇱
I aint from usa, but this song is a banger even being that old
Ever heard union dixie?
The union version is better
@@shrederman9838 the union doesn't have as much soul as this one
union is better
Dixie and union are good. But goddamn dixie is is more catchy
I'm from Russia, but the charm of the American South has always fascinated me with its cultural characteristics. Damn, guys, you are all so different depending on the region, we're not sooo much different here in Russia. Nice song!
Alexander Cheremisin
You thank the Scot-Irish and Irish and English and Welsh people
I don't see many common points between a Siberian and a Chechen :/
Cus of too many created nations...
Да ну нахуй, русские похоже на чухч из Сибири? Нормально
+Alexander Cheremisin
Thanks for getting Trump into office.
Jan 24. This song is back to the billboard.
Texas is fucking around, and it's time for them to find out.
@@archermadsen7744 Texas will lead the charge against the Brandon Regime
@@archermadsen7744 Fuck off you Northerner, The South was crucial to nearly if not EVERY War we ever fought.
@@archermadsen7744You'll be the one finding out fed boy.
@@archermadsen7744 Easy down agent, Youve got Chihuahuas threatening your life to mag dump on.
You got 10 more dogs to shoot if you want that promotion agent.
God bless Texas, with love from Georgia.
Dat feel when you in West Coast ghetto and your phone starts ringing with this tune.
Lazar M RIP
Omg 😂
Right on Killers guy. \m/
Bruh west coast you should be scared if your the east coast ghetto
Blue Coin I agree it starts a war the Blacks want you dead the Whites start to call you brother( Damn see the problem)
The reason I love this song is the beginning melody is my dad's old truck horn and as a kid it signaled he was home so I have a good memory of it
That’s the most southern thing i have ever heard lol
Here in New Jersey, around 2000, some Idiot would razz his co-workers while leaving the job, leaning repeatedly on his DIXIE airhorn to prod all in front of him to fly out upon a busy four-lane highway!! It wasn't the song, it was the fact this guy was an Idiot. The song could have been Clair De Lune for all I care!!
I'm black...... AND I LOVE THIS SONG! Now I really wish I was in Dixie you definitely had a badass childhood
I grew up knowing the melody of this song from cartoons and stuff (I think-I have this association with it being the sound of a silly car horn) and though I have a fairly good knowledge of world history I didn’t know what this melody was (perhaps because I’m not American) until quite recently. I had no idea the cultural baggage associated with this song and I would hum the melody sometimes because all I knew is it was catchy. Recently moved into a place (again, I am not in the American south or anywhere near it) where the previous owner was Native American, and the doorbell has this tune. I guess I will have to change it in case others recognize it and become offended. Anyway, haha, just weird I had no idea for most of my life until now. I have a feeling the previous owner of my home didn’t know either, but who knows!
@@oxfordpictionarywhy would you change your doorbell if you like it?
Fear of offending people to the point of not enjoying things you like is ridiculous.
If people are offended by your doorbell to the point that they hate you for it then those people were not your friends.
Letting the perpetually offended rule your life will gain you nothing. Those people will always be offended by something.
Great song ! I’m not even American, just racist
Fellow gigachad detected.
same😔
😂 😂
😂
Same
This song is starting to get relevant again... considering what's going on in Texas rn.
I played to this my grandpa from Virginia it had him in tears. Wonder why?
Edit: Dam I got a lot of likes and I didn’t expect a *Civil war* in the comments lol
DAM 1K Likes
Because he was a sl@vë owner
@@bernardomedina8874 kinda rude
@@jtest2155 🤓
hold on a second, your grandpa? in that case you have to be like 120 years old bruh
@@justwex-mapper It's called ajoke and he would be 170 but no its because many southern soilders were from virgina
Parents:Where do you kids want to go?
Sister:Disneyland
Me:Dixieland
Isn't it the same?
Same
You from Texas ?
Dixieland, nah, Dixieworld!
Y’all wanna know something fucked up. I was born in the south and moved north to New York when I was around 7-8yrs old. When I was in 4th grade they IN NEW YORK. I had to sing this in a play we put together about American History and the civil war. First time I ever heard it was when I moved to NEW YORK. Nobody had a problem with it back then. It was considered educational and it was a part of history. Even in the north they thought that. Fast forward 20yrs and BAM it’s suddenly taboo and should be demolished and forgotten. I’m not good with quotes. But somebody a lot smarter than me once said “history isn’t there for us to debate about it. It’s there for us to learn from it.” Because if we don’t teach about it we’re doomed to repeat it.
i like how you end the first sentence with a period like if we have no choice.
@@user-ow2cs7fb5l that’s what I get for typing a comment at 3am lol oh well at least someone found it funny (so much for that NY education right?)
@@cameronholt4431 It made me laugh pretty good once I noticed it. 😂
i work on a golf resort with an actual confederate statue, probably the last one in the country now. it wasn't here when i first started but was relocated when people started tearing statues down for being offensive. so this statue now resides here and has a little plaque explaining how it's not celebrating anything but is meant to be a memorial of a terrible time that we NEED to remember.
As things are headed, Dixie probably gonna rise again for real.
Fun fact- This song has been on UA-cam twice as long as the Confederacy existed
Another fun fact: nobody asked.
*WE'RE GETTING THE BAND BACK TOGETHER!*
Lololol
Good to see you rusty
@@NuclearGrifter bruh, 18K subs? Nice
The boys are back in town!
Texas is fucking around, and it's time for them to find out.
When you find out Alabama has a higher avg iq than California
But top gear attacked
Uhhh.... There are more trumptards in Alabama, and to be a trumptard, an IQ far less than that of a rock is needed.
@@torehaaland6921 gay u are
@@SuperStriker7US can you explain what makes me a gay? Do you even know what it is? Thanks for providing evidence for my statement about stupid trumptards.
tore haaland i don't think so.
Yes, that is a Fun Fact. Here's another: When the Marines seized Shuri Castle, the Japanese Army HQ on Okinawa in 1945, the closest thing they had to an American flag that they could mark it for friendly aircraft was the Stars and Bars...!😀
Really?😂😂😂
???
💀
@@burnitdown5828 Nah, they had a US flag, it was just a company of Southerners. Stayed up for three days, though.
Weird how if you let this song play through on you tube the next one after ads is the Marine Corps battle hymn
I watch the Texas crisis with federals and somehow i remembered😉. Greetings from Poland.
milo znalezc Polaka przy takiej piosence
Am I allowed to say this is a good song or I’ll get cancelled
Na embrace it, they can’t cancel you if you just ignore them.
Keep er goen
If u like this song ur racist
Tim Morton then I guess your also a racist for being here too lmao
Me too, no free speech anymore
Sure smells like Southern Spirit.
@@Masterclass.. Altogether Now...Oh way up north in the land of traitors
transgender‘s, and Race baiters
Right away,come away,right away, right away,come away
Where women are,queens and men are cattle
Southern boys will win the battle
Come away,right away,right away, come away
We’ll all go up to CA
Each feminist must understand that she must mind her Uncle Sam
Away,away, we’ll all go up to CA
Away, away, we’ll all go up to CA
I wish I was in Portland OR
I’d make antifa commies roar
Bruh lmao
@@Avant-garde. Away down South in the land of traitors,
Rattlesnakes and alligators,
Right away! Come away! Right away! Right away, come away!
Where cotton's king and men are chattles,
Union boys will win the battles, right away!
Come away! Right away! Right away, come away!
We'll all go down to Dixie, away! Away!
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
(Back to singing)
I wish I was in Baltimore,
I'd make secession traitors roar right away!
Come away! Right away! Come away! Right away, come away!
We'll put the traitors all to route,
I'll bet my boots we'll whip 'em out,
Right away! Come away! Right away, come away!
We'll all go down to Dixie, away! Away!
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie!
Away! Away!We'll all go down to Dixie!
(Continue singing)
O may our Stars and Stripes still wave forever roar the
Free and brave! Right away! Come away! Right away, come away!
And let our motto forever be for Union and for
Liberty, right away! Come away! Right away, come away!
We'll all go down to Dixie, away! Away!
Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam
Away, away, !
We'll all go down to Dixie! Away, away, we'll all go down...
Reeks of African blood
The smell of defeat is strong
Me & the boys real mad,when we search for lynyrd skynyrd & get the banana boat song!
@@DarkHorse.. Gangsta raps way better than this crap
What's the quickest way to break up a BLM riot???2 Words..
HELLO DADDY!!!
@@RingOfSteel. based
@@Hayiii-uc8lp desab
@@tinyrhysherbert7537 😝 u funny w/ur gat, hoes, sacks, 20” rims and shit. Ur right. Much more quality. U crack me up
If I ever **had to** live in US I would choose soutern common-sense states
Here we go again
Вперёд Техас!
Да
As a Texan hell yeah!
Привет, мой дорогой поклонник Neuro sama.
Actually the guy at 0:08 is P. G. T. Beauregard. He was a Confederate general but, after the war was over, he was a strong advocate for African-American integration and civil rights, including voting rights, which was pretty impressive for those times.
General Forrest was the same way
@@DrVadGun general forrest was the literal leader of the KKK 😂
TEXAS HAS THE RIGHT TO DEFEND ITSELF!!! 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
More like Texas has the rights to slaves 💀 13th Amendment kid
Bro is edgy teenager who supports most braindead ideologies ever to exist. 💀
@@Hansalicious I think he's talking about the border crisis...
@@THE_ErwinRommelit was also about succession from the Union too
Thats not even the flag of Texas