This is a Childhood song, I've heard this since Kindergarden. Grade 8 now, Yet I still love this song, It is thanks to the Soldiers Canada is a free country. And without freedom, I don't think I'd be happy I was born Canadian, I'd hate to live in USA. For Canada is proud, free, and Kind, We have land thanks to these Soldiers, We have freedom, We have respect. World War ll And l were very hard to fight, It took courage to have your life on the line and still want to fight. I cry every time. This is why I would always thank any Soldiers I see, For Saving Our Country, For freeing it, For fighting to keep us safe. Yes 2 Minutes I will Take. Rest In Peace Soldiers, Our Found Protecters, Inspirations, Peacekeepers. Canada Is Beautiful #BEPROUDYOU'RECANADIAN
I listen to it almost every day. I am an American veteran. I've stood shoulder to shoulder with troops from all over the world. I'll fight for the wrongdoings regardless of location.
Anyone else here to pay their respects every year like they always do? 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. I moved back home, and no longer live in Canada, but I'll always have respect for those troops.
Once again, here we are, year after year, how time flies. A track that helped generations pay their respects to those who have fallen. A Remembrance day tribute for many.
I've been loving and listening to this song since elementary school, nice to see others who have too. I am 21 now and it still never fails to make me cry. And the dad who refused to pay respects at first, always made everyone mad every year we watched it.
I always list to this song on rememberance day as well as Anzac Day Lest we forget we will remember them all , and the beautiful animals and thanks for those men and women who are serving in our beautiful country , lest we forget we will remember them all.
You should be proud of being a Canadian. There is no shame in to cry. I'm Eighty years old and I get a lump in my throat when the soldiers appear. I spent Thirty Eight years wearing The USAF uniform. My mother was born up in Nova Scotia.
It's a shame the comments on the original video were turned off, because I always come back to this song to pay respects to our vets that lost their lives for our freedom, and will forever be thankful. 🥀Least we Forget💜
This song is an honour to all who fought in all wars for our freedom. Thank you just isn't enough to express who I feel. For my Uncle William who died in WWII...love you, and thank you so much! For those who don't give a Pittance of Time you should be ashamed.
This video always makes me cry... it's brilliant and pays such honor to our veterans. I'm SO grateful for all they've done for me, for my country, for my freedom. They make me proud to be a Canadian, and I will never forget all that these people have done for me. Young men and women who've never even met me, who lost their loved ones, their friends, missed watching their children grow up, or meeting their grandchildren. They are REAL heroes.Thank you for your sacrifice. Lest we forget~
I'm an American vet. We have our veterans day. It wasn't long ago that people spit at us for protecting their rights to do so. Its nice to have people treat us with respect again. Thanks for showing the respect the Canadian vets deserve.
I remember the first time watched this was probably grade 3 im 19 now and have remembered to return this year to this Digital monument, hopefully i will return next year as well. May they all rest in peace.
Just like during our childhood, is anyone else here to pay their respects like every year annually when we would hear this play at school or on the raido? Like it became so iconic and a song that every year no matter what, we always give time to hear to pay our respect to all the troops who fought in WW1, WW2, veterans, and many more battles. Let us take the time to remember those who particpated in WW1 and WW2 in order to maintain peace across the world. On the 11th day, 11th hour and 11th minute we honour those who men and our very owned loves ones who have lost there lives. Thank you, soldiers. LEST WE FORGET, FLANDERS FIELDS, REMEMBRANCE DAY, ARMISTICE DAY & MORE. Remembrance Day, Veterans Day. On November 11th, on the 11th hour, the 11th Day and on the 11th month. Lest we forget. Always remembered and never forgotten. 🌹🙏 May God bless all of them, and the many lives that were lost. Even when I moved back home along with twin brother, and that we no longer live in Canada, we still pay our respects for all these troops and our troops as well who fought in many battles along the years and in WW1.
Here we are once again, like always every year. Always & forever. Paying our respects to those who have fallen for us. A track that helped many like us pay our respects. 🌹🙏
One time he came to my school and if you didnt know already terry is blind, and my teacher may or may not have tried to offer him a handshake.. But nah terry is probably one of the most important canadian artists we have ❤️
Happy Remembrance Day. Let us make the most of today by counting our blessings & remember all those brave men who sacrificed their lives for the country 🙏🏽 God Bless Canada 🇨🇦
I remember listening to this song in elementary school every single remembrance day and all the memories are rolling back in. Truly a beautiful song that gets me emotional every time. Thank you to all the heroes that risked their lives❤️
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 🙏
my great-grandfather fought for the British in ww1, even though he wasn't British, this reminds me of all brave soldiers who fought and killed for their lands against adversaries, im proud of his sacrifices
Today we had this song played in school for remembrance day. I was almost tearing up, I love this song so much, and gives me memories and it's so emotional
So incredible. When I was 12 I felt strongly about war and remembrance day, I said " Those soldiers chose to go to war, and they killed people. What about the innocents who were harmed" But I had an epiphany. My mind was convinced and I found a new respect for remembrance day and the honourable soldiers who fought to bring me freedom.
+Corbin Bishop Well, during world war 1, many soldiers were forced to fight overseas (conscription). However, aside from that fact. I don't think soldiers choose to go to war to kill innocent people for fun. I don't even think the soldiers want to go to war; however, they just want to defend their country, culture, freedom and values. In the end, its the government that's calling the shots whether we should go to war or not.
I'm an army cadet from Canada and I've been surrounded by military my whole life. One of my favourite things is marching with the military guys in the remembrance day parade. I love hearing the veterans story's afterwards in the legion.
Many times my friend. Its sad that most solider didn't make home to see their families during ww2 and ww1 or any war in history. May their souls rest in peace.
thank you for those who had to went through a horrible part of history so we don't EVER have to experience, thank you for the vets who set a high standard for our current military member to look up to. Lest We Forget also, 2018 Nov 11 marks 100th year of the end of WW1, please go to your local memorial center and just spend a little bit of your time to show some respect
I'm from canada and I know about this song cus we play it every time on 11 11 and I hate to admit it but I cry every time and I'm in grade 6 😢😢😢😢😢😢 😟😟😟😟😦😦😦
Terry Kelly came to my school and told us that this is a true story when he was at the store on remembrance day, it was great to meet him. I love this song.
I learned that via a wiki, and I felt quite bad as the little girl was clearly having the "I'm not sure this is a good idea" feeling towards it, I wish this never happens.
everytime I see someone act like this on remembrance day I remember this song. it's the only thing that has kept me from beating the living shit out of a lot of people.
I can’t thank veterans enough for what they did to make Canada what it is. I’ve been a soldier for 2 years and I don’t feel like a hero. Talking to my grand father was a treat because we could finally could tell me things from the war that he never told anyone. He always said it was a job to do and he would do it agin and again if he had to. And I feel the same way. I would give my life for my brothers and sisters in arms. The ones who never came home are the real heroes.
I’ve been looking for this song for 6 years and I finally found it and it’s even better than I remembered it these soldiers will never be forgotten after what they did for our countries 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔
I'm trying not to cry to this song but it's hard not to I'm so proud to be Canadian this is suck a beautiful song every time I hear this It always brings me to tears and the fact that some people's family members fought and died in the army makes me even more sad thank you so much to all the soldiers and veterans who fought for Canada and made Canada a free country and gave us lots of respect thank you so so soooooooo much!❤️🇨🇦
I was deeply moved by the video and ballad. This is the type of music that shaped my tastes. It's a wonderful tribute to veterans of our Allies. Thank you Terry Kelly.
This song always makes me cry. Even in the middle of my school's remembrance day ceremony ❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you to everyone that has served the awesome country that I live in, we will always remember you. I'd like to say thank you to my Great grandpa and my 4th cousin (3rd or 4th maybe?) John McCrea.
I would have been balling each year when we play this song at school if I didn't want to be embarrassed (even though some tough people were crying) today I shed 1 tear... I had to
I know this is meant for 11th November, but I believe it applies to ANZAC DAY as well, I believe it applies to EVERY DAY, we should ALL think, EVERY DAY about the sacrifice EVERY service person makes when he or she joins a military force, they are not only expected to give their time to the service, sometimes they are expected to give their life for their country. EVERYONE should stop and reflect on these two days in particular and remember those that made the sacrifice to go to war and defend our way of life, some giving THEIR life so we can live a better life. The 25th of April AND the 11th of November are the days WE set aside to remember those people, I am an ex serviceman, never went to war, but am still proud to have served my country, LEST WE FORGET, for I know I never will.
After a long shift today and not being able to do my 2 minutes of silence earlier today . I watched this video and cried like I usually do . Lest we forget
I have cried when I remember one kid I babysat who died fighting for our freedom. For Bob, ( the Candy man) you are at rest now. To my grandpa, this is for you. Love you all.
Every year since I was twelve I have stood at attention on November 11 and payed my respects with my cadet core at the town memorial. This year I will be part of the rifle guard that stands sentry through the day. It will be a tough job, but I don't mind, because it really is just a pittance of my time, it will never equal the sacrifice of those I will be remembering, and I can never hope to repay all I owe our veterans. Lest we forget.
I believe I suggested this to my school when I was younger for remembrance day. They never ended up doing anything with that suggestions Would have been good to show during the assembly
"May we never forget, Why they died" Rings much louder nowadays, despite the more positive idea of what would have been, we must keep in mind those who died. They did not know what would happen now nor what Canada would become. Near Identical people fought themselves on the dime of those who want ruin and chaos. The promise of a "better good" resulted in a near and ongoing world wide replacement, don't bestow hate on those who were tricked.
I heard this song many years ago and insisted my children listen to it. I had long forgotten it until this past Sunday when my daughter performed it during our Remembrance day service Sunday Nov. 6, 2022. I asked my daughter, now 26, if she had asked to sing the song and where she found it. She reminded me that I had shown her the song when she was 12 and they had sang it in school at the remembrance day service that year but she was away at a hockey tournament. So she`s been waiting all this time to sing it. She did a great job and brought me to tears as Terry`s lyrics hit home. Its the first time I heard a female voice do the song. I can share the recording link if you like.
my music teacher knows alot about terry kelly he went to a blind school yes terry is blind on the weekends they went out to rawdon ns and terry went to a farm... and they gave him the keys to the family truck and he drove it around in a field yes i copyd that from the desc from the orignal verson this is a good song
I've listened to this song ever year since elementary school. I'm now 21. Timeless song and a great one to remember on this day. ❤️
Me to what school did you go to
Very well said. I'm 21 too and feel EXACTLY the same
Same
I love this song
Together we stand strong
This is a Childhood song, I've heard this since Kindergarden. Grade 8 now, Yet I still love this song, It is thanks to the Soldiers Canada is a free country. And without freedom, I don't think I'd be happy I was born Canadian, I'd hate to live in USA. For Canada is proud, free, and Kind, We have land thanks to these Soldiers, We have freedom, We have respect. World War ll And l were very hard to fight, It took courage to have your life on the line and still want to fight. I cry every time. This is why I would always thank any Soldiers I see, For Saving Our Country, For freeing it, For fighting to keep us safe. Yes 2 Minutes I will Take.
Rest In Peace Soldiers, Our Found Protecters, Inspirations, Peacekeepers.
Canada Is Beautiful
#BEPROUDYOU'RECANADIAN
+1
While it is not November 11, it's still good to respect the men & women who joined the armed forces and fought in both world wars.
True
FrostRC :/ So True. Is it just me or is this song from NEWFOUNDLAND?
Damien Pritchett I think so, the video from Terry Kelly's official YT channel said that he was in Newfoundland when this event took place.
I listen to it almost every day. I am an American veteran. I've stood shoulder to shoulder with troops from all over the world. I'll fight for the wrongdoings regardless of location.
Anyone else here to pay their respects every year like they always do? 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. I moved back home, and no longer live in Canada, but I'll always have respect for those troops.
Facts and same here. 👍💪
Lest We Forget 🙏
🌹🙏LEST WE FORGET 🌹🙏
So will I
Once again, here we are, year after year, how time flies. A track that helped generations pay their respects to those who have fallen. A Remembrance day tribute for many.
I've been loving and listening to this song since elementary school, nice to see others who have too. I am 21 now and it still never fails to make me cry. And the dad who refused to pay respects at first, always made everyone mad every year we watched it.
I always list to this song on rememberance day as well as Anzac Day Lest we forget we will remember them all , and the beautiful animals and thanks for those men and women who are serving in our beautiful country , lest we forget we will remember them all.
You should be proud of being a Canadian. There is no shame in to cry. I'm Eighty years old and I get a lump in my throat when the soldiers appear. I spent Thirty Eight years wearing The USAF uniform. My mother was born up in Nova Scotia.
Happy 84
Now 86 ❤ brings a tear to my eyes everyone I hear it
God bless you and thank you for your service
It's a shame the comments on the original video were turned off, because I always come back to this song to pay respects to our vets that lost their lives for our freedom, and will forever be thankful. 🥀Least we Forget💜
Comments may be turned off, but we are still here. Capt in C Int C here.
Just listening to this song makes me so grateful that I live in Canada. 🇨🇦🇨🇦
I cry evertime I hear this song 😭😭 lest we forget ❤
Canada is a beautiful country I am so glad we have freedom I thank the vets thanks to them we are safe
This song is an honour to all who fought in all wars for our freedom. Thank you just isn't enough to express who I feel. For my Uncle William who died in WWII...love you, and thank you so much! For those who don't give a Pittance of Time you should be ashamed.
I'm an Air Cadet, 60th Confederation RCAC SQN. The pilots of WW1 and WW2 sacrificed so much, and in the end, it helped us win.
Lest we forget.
I'm an a air cadet as well, 🤝
Lest we forget
I shed a tear every time I hear this song. Terry Kelly absolutely nailed it... permanently. This video is self explanatory and does the song justice.
True
Why are you gay?
It's impossible to not cry from this video. This brings back the memories of my school years when we would listen to this song every remembrance day.
Forever thankful for our Veterans and their sacrifices in protecting and serving our country. Lest we forget. 🇨🇦
This video always makes me cry... it's brilliant and pays such honor to our veterans. I'm SO grateful for all they've done for me, for my country, for my freedom. They make me proud to be a Canadian, and I will never forget all that these people have done for me. Young men and women who've never even met me, who lost their loved ones, their friends, missed watching their children grow up, or meeting their grandchildren. They are REAL heroes.Thank you for your sacrifice.
Lest we forget~
I'm 17 and have heard this song every Remembrance Day I can remember, but this is the first time I've cried while listening to it. 🌹
You must be a Cadet. Air/Army/Navy does not matter. I was a Cadet too once, now I'm serving in CAF.
to the soldiers who died making our world a better place, may we never forget what you have done
We need to be reminded in 2021, "Freedom is fought for and won." (Terry Kelly) Thanks to all veterans who served in the Canadian Armed Forces.
In 2022 too since we seem to be repeating history. What's going on in Ukraine right now is scary as hell
You are so right mad respect.
@@carfreeneoliberalgeorgisty5102 shut up idiot
@@carfreeneoliberalgeorgisty5102 you are the warmomger NATO is evil
@@carfreeneoliberalgeorgisty5102 warmongerer
I'm American and I will share this every year on this day of Remembrance for all who have fought for their countries. Beautiful song.
Thanks Canada, love Britain.
Yes
Your welcome
@@ps4ev3r32 Thank you for honoring our veterans
@@kingmegaburgesss2626 I love our veterans they did so much for us so I'm happy to honor our veterans and soldiers
I'm an American vet. We have our veterans day. It wasn't long ago that people spit at us for protecting their rights to do so. Its nice to have people treat us with respect again. Thanks for showing the respect the Canadian vets deserve.
bootlicker
Thank you for your service
I remember the first time watched this was probably grade 3 im 19 now and have remembered to return this year to this Digital monument, hopefully i will return next year as well. May they all rest in peace.
Just like during our childhood, is anyone else here to pay their respects like every year annually when we would hear this play at school or on the raido? Like it became so iconic and a song that every year no matter what, we always give time to hear to pay our respect to all the troops who fought in WW1, WW2, veterans, and many more battles.
Let us take the time to remember those who particpated in WW1 and WW2 in order to maintain peace across the world. On the 11th day, 11th hour and 11th minute we honour those who men and our very owned loves ones who have lost there lives. Thank you, soldiers.
LEST WE FORGET, FLANDERS FIELDS, REMEMBRANCE DAY, ARMISTICE DAY & MORE.
Remembrance Day, Veterans Day. On November 11th, on the 11th hour, the 11th Day and on the 11th month. Lest we forget. Always remembered and never forgotten. 🌹🙏
May God bless all of them, and the many lives that were lost.
Even when I moved back home along with twin brother, and that we no longer live in Canada, we still pay our respects for all these troops and our troops as well who fought in many battles along the years and in WW1.
🌹🙏
Here we are once again, like always every year. Always & forever. Paying our respects to those who have fallen for us. A track that helped many like us pay our respects. 🌹🙏
One time he came to my school and if you didnt know already terry is blind, and my teacher may or may not have tried to offer him a handshake.. But nah terry is probably one of the most important canadian artists we have ❤️
Happy Remembrance Day. Let us make the most of today by counting our blessings & remember all those brave men who sacrificed their lives for the country 🙏🏽 God Bless Canada 🇨🇦
Well said 🫡
I remember listening to this song in elementary school every single remembrance day and all the memories are rolling back in. Truly a beautiful song that gets me emotional every time. Thank you to all the heroes that risked their lives❤️
Happy to see im not the only one that saw this as a child and comes back to it every year, the biggest thank you to all veterans. 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 🙏
🌹🙏Same here & well said. LEST WE FORGET 🌹🙏
Same over here
Once again, here we are, year after year, how time flies.
I’ve watched this video every year since elementary school. It really is masterpiece.
my great-grandfather fought for the British in ww1, even though he wasn't British, this reminds me of all brave soldiers who fought and killed for their lands against adversaries, im proud of his sacrifices
I love Terry Kelly and I love this song. I have this CD in my collection and have listened to it many times. Good song for Remembrance Day!
Today we had this song played in school for remembrance day. I was almost tearing up, I love this song so much, and gives me memories and it's so emotional
I actually met this guy after a concert in our elementary school! Great guy
I think this is the best Remembrance Day song to date. Always brings tears to my eyes
I thoroughly agree. I think of my time in Afghanistan and Chad and the cadets I’ve trained. Canada has so much to be proud of. 🇺🇸
This song always makes me sad and cry
PROUD AND THANKFUL FOR OUR VETERANS 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
So incredible. When I was 12 I felt strongly about war and remembrance day, I said " Those soldiers chose to go to war, and they killed people. What about the innocents who were harmed" But I had an epiphany. My mind was convinced and I found a new respect for remembrance day and the honourable soldiers who fought to bring me freedom.
+Corbin Bishop Well, during world war 1, many soldiers were forced to fight overseas (conscription). However, aside from that fact. I don't think soldiers choose to go to war to kill innocent people for fun. I don't even think the soldiers want to go to war; however, they just want to defend their country, culture, freedom and values.
In the end, its the government that's calling the shots whether we should go to war or not.
Good point
I'm an army cadet from Canada and I've been surrounded by military my whole life. One of my favourite things is marching with the military guys in the remembrance day parade. I love hearing the veterans story's afterwards in the legion.
Hey! I'm an air cadet, from Canada, nice coincidence
@@carterboytv1203 i used to be an air cadet
🇨🇦Today we remember 🇨🇦
Dedicated to the soldiers who fought and protect our country😔May the brave young warriors Rest In Peace 🌹🥀
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
who else knew this song for childhood and this would play at the rememberance Assembly
Many times my friend. Its sad that most solider didn't make home to see their families during ww2 and ww1 or any war in history. May their souls rest in peace.
@@kingmegaburgesss2626 i cried every year
thank you for those who had to went through a horrible part of history so we don't EVER have to experience, thank you for the vets who set a high standard for our current military member to look up to. Lest We Forget
also, 2018 Nov 11 marks 100th year of the end of WW1, please go to your local memorial center and just spend a little bit of your time to show some respect
Always brings tears, Lest we forget.
I'm from canada and I know about this song cus we play it every time on 11 11 and I hate to admit it but I cry every time and I'm in grade 6 😢😢😢😢😢😢 😟😟😟😟😦😦😦
at school so I cry in front of my boyfriend d everytime.....he does too 😢💕
+FullestSky XboxLive me too whenever I listen to this song it makes me feel sad I'm in Grade 6 too );
+FullestSky XboxLive I meant it has a lot of felling to it
+EnergyJake Gaming ya I like the song but it reminds me of my bf.....IS THAT WEIRD😕?!?! HAHA lol
+FullestSky XboxLive same EXACTLY the same...
we shall not forget the soilders that fought for us the soilders that brought us peace.......................... ;)
Powerful ... Thank you Mr. Kelly.
Terry Kelly came to my school and told us that this is a true story when he was at the store on remembrance day, it was great to meet him. I love this song.
Same!
Cool glad that you could meet him
I learned that via a wiki, and I felt quite bad as the little girl was clearly having the "I'm not sure this is a good idea" feeling towards it, I wish this never happens.
well i hope everything works out at some point
everytime I see someone act like this on remembrance day I remember this song. it's the only thing that has kept me from beating the living shit out of a lot of people.
Watching this in 2021!
I'm in Australia and we sing this for rememberence day every
Time
#rememberthefallenriptothem
I think about this song every remembrance day
Madison Walters same
Madison Walters me too
Listening to this song once again, lest we forget ❤
my teacher used to always play this song in our remembrance day assembly.
Same
We must NEVER forget the men and women of the British Armed Forces for their skill, bravery and loyalty to our
glorious nation.
Lest we forget, My grandfather is a veteran and he died three years ago, now i took his spot as a royal air cadet.
omg I feel so sad for you I have seen so much war in true shows and Thank you canada my home💕
-Jessie love you family😢😢😭😭💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Lest we forget.
RIP---SFC Kristoffer Domeij We will never forget you or the sacrifice you made for your Country.
Oct 22 / 2011
I can’t thank veterans enough for what they did to make Canada what it is. I’ve been a soldier for 2 years and I don’t feel like a hero. Talking to my grand father was a treat because we could finally could tell me things from the war that he never told anyone. He always said it was a job to do and he would do it agin and again if he had to. And I feel the same way. I would give my life for my brothers and sisters in arms. The ones who never came home are the real heroes.
I remember listening to this in kindergarten, now grade 9 in high-school and still remember every word and scene. Truly under appreciated song
I’m 24, and I vividly remember this song played every year in elementary school. It still gives me goose bumps to this very day.
I’ve been looking for this song for 6 years and I finally found it and it’s even better than I remembered it these soldiers will never be forgotten after what they did for our countries 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔
yes true
I'm trying not to cry to this song but it's hard not to I'm so proud to be Canadian this is suck a beautiful song every time I hear this It always brings me to tears and the fact that some people's family members fought and died in the army makes me even more sad thank you so much to all the soldiers and veterans who fought for Canada and made Canada a free country and gave us lots of respect thank you so so soooooooo much!❤️🇨🇦
I was deeply moved by the video and ballad. This is the type of music that shaped my tastes. It's a wonderful tribute to veterans of our Allies. Thank you Terry Kelly.
I met Terry Kelly and I'm goinng to see him today:) we will never forget them who fought and then who will always love us and never forget us -3 RIP
This song always makes me cry. Even in the middle of my school's remembrance day ceremony ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you to everyone that has served the awesome country that I live in, we will always remember you. I'd like to say thank you to my Great grandpa and my 4th cousin (3rd or 4th maybe?) John McCrea.
Wonderful song, wonderful video! Than you so much, Terry!
I would have been balling each year when we play this song at school if I didn't want to be embarrassed (even though some tough people were crying) today I shed 1 tear... I had to
I know this is meant for 11th November, but I believe it applies to ANZAC DAY as well, I believe it applies to EVERY DAY, we should ALL think, EVERY DAY about the sacrifice EVERY service person makes when he or she joins a military force, they are not only expected to give their time to the service, sometimes they are expected to give their life for their country. EVERYONE should stop and reflect on these two days in particular and remember those that made the sacrifice to go to war and defend our way of life, some giving THEIR life so we can live a better life. The 25th of April AND the 11th of November are the days WE set aside to remember those people, I am an ex serviceman, never went to war, but am still proud to have served my country, LEST WE FORGET, for I know I never will.
i love this it's beautiful the song writer has a golden heart
I might be obsessed with this song..
After a long shift today and not being able to do my 2 minutes of silence earlier today . I watched this video and cried like I usually do . Lest we forget
I have cried when I remember one kid I babysat who died fighting for our freedom. For Bob, ( the Candy man) you are at rest now. To my grandpa, this is for you. Love you all.
Carries every rememberance day
An amazing song about amazing people. Lest we forget.
Rest In Peace to all of those service men and women who served in the countless wars, fighting for our freedom.
Every year since I was twelve I have stood at attention on November 11 and payed my respects with my cadet core at the town memorial. This year I will be part of the rifle guard that stands sentry through the day. It will be a tough job, but I don't mind, because it really is just a pittance of my time, it will never equal the sacrifice of those I will be remembering, and I can never hope to repay all I owe our veterans. Lest we forget.
One Phenomenal Song from one Outstanding Man
It's been played every year since kindergarten. I am now out of highschool and I still listen to it every Rememberance day at 11:11am
my school always plays this song and if they forgot the school would be sooo mad they love this song!! espacilay me
We listened to this in school
I believe I suggested this to my school when I was younger for remembrance day. They never ended up doing anything with that suggestions
Would have been good to show during the assembly
Wonderful just great ! We as a country have blindly over looked the humans that served to allow us to live our privileged lives !!
I cry when I watch this. I WILL be Canadian FOREVER! Rest in peace grandpa, rest in peace............ Lest we forget....
Just heard it now for the first time.
"THANK YOU", our "REAL", and "FIRST". ...front line workers!
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I watch this 20 times and I still cry :(
Song I play on remembrance for a decade and still to this day its hard not to tear up.
Even if you don't agree with it, these people are saving our families and many foreign families. Be proud!
best remembrance day song of all time
I remember this song in my elementary school
Lovely heard it first on The Roy Green Show🤗💞
I come to this video every November 11th, I'v cried every time, "In peace may they rest, lest we forget, why they died"
"May we never forget, Why they died" Rings much louder nowadays, despite the more positive idea of what would have been, we must keep in mind those who died. They did not know what would happen now nor what Canada would become. Near Identical people fought themselves on the dime of those who want ruin and chaos. The promise of a "better good" resulted in a near and ongoing world wide replacement, don't bestow hate on those who were tricked.
We will respect everyone who died for use and we will remember them for ever there life was on the line
This makes me cry everytime. Thank you, lest we forget
Happy Remembrance Day 2021
I heard this song many years ago and insisted my children listen to it. I had long forgotten it until this past Sunday when my daughter performed it during our Remembrance day service Sunday Nov. 6, 2022. I asked my daughter, now 26, if she had asked to sing the song and where she found it. She reminded me that I had shown her the song when she was 12 and they had sang it in school at the remembrance day service that year but she was away at a hockey tournament. So she`s been waiting all this time to sing it. She did a great job and brought me to tears as Terry`s lyrics hit home. Its the first time I heard a female voice do the song. I can share the recording link if you like.
This song was played when I was in grade three and I have never forgotten it I am now 22 and Planning to use to in a lesson for my education class
Such a good respectful song, I get goosebumps every time I here it
me tooo
The part when the veterans started appearing made me cry
my music teacher knows alot about terry kelly he went to a blind school yes terry is blind on the weekends they went out to rawdon ns and terry went to a farm... and they gave him the keys to the family truck and he drove it around in a field yes i copyd that from the desc from the orignal verson this is a good song
I am saddened by this day as people think of it as just another day. I encourage us all to take 2 minutes to remember all our vetrans