Our company 1st Sargent sang this with us on the march back from the Crucible. Alot of us were struggling and broken but when he sang his with us we got so motivated that we forgot about our pain. Best memory from the island
Yeah lmao. We were literally limping back from the reaper but when we passed the boys doing grass week we used everything left to look cool. Suddenly the limp wasn't as bad and the cadence was a little louder haha
I couldn't hold it. I still laugh hearing it. He kept it for that young Marine just to Blow His Ass Away.... (With emphasis!) **FAR AWAY** "*FAR AWAY**
My father when he was raising me, didn't know any lullaby songs to get me to sleep. So he would sing me this song to get to me to sleep. I now sing this to myself whenever I feel like I am struggling or need strength.
I sang this song in my mind every PT session back in boot camp, and I can remember feel that it was giving me the strength... I wish sing cadences were an actual thing in the marine corps .
I was in a program called “Marine Cadets of America”. Co. A, 1st Battalion. Based in New Haven, CT. It’s a non profit youth organization meant to give inner city kids a ray of hope. The DI’s are Marines that decided to volunteer and dedicate their time to help us kids understand the fundamentals of the Marine Corps, build camaraderie amongst fellow cadets and shape us into well behaved, educated beings. We went on a week long trip called an “ATD” to Camp Fogarty in RI. My most fond memory of that ATD was one of many jogs through the forest. Gunnery Sergeant Allison (USMC) was leading the platoon singing cadence. This is the cadence he chose. I can’t speak for the other individuals in the platoon but I felt like I could run another 100 miles with that cadence. It was the most motivational experience i’ve ever had in my life. Semper Fi to all US Marines. Thank you for your service.
Our drill hat had us sing this and immediately after "A- 10 A-10 flying high. Drop those bombs down from the sky. Cuz napalm sticks to kids. French fried fingers and barbecued ribs" My senior was screaming zero and frantically doing the 🙅♂️ motion. Suppose there was an officer nearby lol
Recently became a marine and this is one of my favorite cadences. I remember we were hiking back, I got blisters and my feet hurts like hell, but then I hear our SDI singing cadences, seeing recruits doing whatever they had to do, I heard the bells ringing and my body shot up, the pain was still there but not as bad, and we sang the cadence top of our lung. I cried while singing and the pride I felt had overhwlemed me. I already miss that god forsaken island
My dad sang this to me a lot. He was in the Marines in 81-86 and he still remembers those days like the back of his hand. He always tells me all the stories. This is one of the songs he said to me. I feel awful for ever letting my dad think I hated him. Now all I want back are those times he sang to me when I was a little girl. He isn't dead, but we just fight to much now.
I pray that you get the love between the two of you back. Do it now while he is here. My dad passed somewhat unexpectedly, a few years ago. Missed seeing him one kast time due to my brother (also my transportation) having come down with a severe migraine and unable to drive 2-2.5 hours to go see him. His partner called me that evening that he was gone. Wish i could have seen him one last time but it was just not possible. Enjoy aa much as you can while you still have him. It wont be something you regret.
Just do what you are able and love him, not that you need me to tell you that but I think it helps just to hear it from others. God bless you and your father and I pray for peace and joy to radiate between you both.
@@RougeLance Ah, I was an 0311, the infantry can be a bit rough but if you've got the right mind and a bit of motivation you can likely get your way through bootcamp provided it hasn't been pussified.
@@edgy6562 nice. Im my unit, the highest you can go is Cadet Lieutenant Commander, and, thats just for the CO. XO is Lieutenant. Ensign and LTJG is 2nd year staff, and, chief is 1st year staff. Cant go higher than PO3 in your first year.
In about 3 years, I'll finally be able to enlist in the Marines, nervous as hell, but excited to earn the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor and make my ww2 Marine grandfather proud.
the first song I sang with my recruiters when they had us do a cadence run around the Aurora mall out here in Colorado was the one in the beginning the looks on peoples faces out here when they seen and heard us coming on by is just priceless I love it to be honest my unit my squad hell even the recruiters carry me even though I'm like one of the best top performers out here its only cause of them why I keep pushing myself further everyone I'm with that's there to be a Marine wants me to go special forces but I wanna be chef more than anything even though I did a 9:30 3 lap sprint on the IST and 105 ammo can lifts 16 pull ups and a few other workouts that I'm killing it at I rather be a cook then go into special forces I love food too much I'll fight when we really need to when the time comes
There was an extra verse for yellow ribbon. "Behind her back she kept a leather collar, she kept in the spring time of the merry month of May. Blah blah why the hell she kept it? She kept it for her soldier who was in the bonds and chains. BONDS AND CHAINS! Kinky sh*t. She kept it for that soldier who was in the bonds and chains."
During my time in my A school, We learned our jobs alongside marines. I'm a sailor and my rate is an AO along with the marines but they call it their MOS instead of rate. Anyways in our runs in the morning, we would run 3 miles in ranks with them because we weren't pussys and they would sing this cadence. Ofc, we sang our version of it and we said sailors instead. Ever since then, I've always been humming this song after I graduated and stationed on the stennis.
This is wrong. "Around her hair she wore a yellow ribbon, she wore it in the springtime and in the month of May. And if you asked her why the hell she wore it, she wore it for her young Marine so far, far away." "Around the block she pushed a baby carriage, she pushed it in the springtime and in the month of May. And if you asked her why the hell she pushed it, she pushed for her young Marine so far, far away." "In her hand she holds a telegram, she held it in the springtime and in the month of May. And if you asked her why the hell she held it, she held it for her young Marine so dead and blown away."
I can't divulge a lot of things in my pilgrimage because these phones are unsecure and so is texting the best thing for us to all do in America start writing letters to each other
you can still find them on the website bandcamp, but they just disappeared from Apple, UA-cam, Spotify, and everywhere else. I'm not entirely sure what happened
I used to tell my girl I'm going to be sad when I see her with her man pushing a baby carriage one night I had a dream of her and a homegirl pushing a baby carriage around my block that's when all the girls in America tied yellow ribbons around trees jongho
The three branches of the military army navy and Air Force have. And the Marines are not a branch of the military, it is actually a department of the navy. That allows the president to not need congressional approval to deploy them
Our company 1st Sargent sang this with us on the march back from the Crucible. Alot of us were struggling and broken but when he sang his with us we got so motivated that we forgot about our pain. Best memory from the island
Yeah lmao. We were literally limping back from the reaper but when we passed the boys doing grass week we used everything left to look cool. Suddenly the limp wasn't as bad and the cadence was a little louder haha
My thoughts exactly the pain went away and I just kept going 1 foot in front of the other until you hit warriors breakfast then it all came back 😂
Same feeling, we knew that it was only a matter of time before we got those EGA
@@shaywright6608 hahaha same fuckin here
My sdi sang this also coming back from the reaper hike mcrd san diego
I love how the Marines are so close to laughing from the last line in Yellow Ribbon.
I did laugh when I heard it
I couldn't hold it. I still laugh hearing it.
He kept it for that young Marine just to Blow His Ass Away....
(With emphasis!)
**FAR AWAY**
"*FAR AWAY**
@@wadewilson8011 I bet the dad didn't think "young marine" but "dumb marine", and it would still fit into the rhyme meter.
Its a joke cadance, and we all know it...and we all love it. hahahha !
Plt 2099! DI Greene
My father when he was raising me, didn't know any lullaby songs to get me to sleep. So he would sing me this song to get to me to sleep.
I now sing this to myself whenever I feel like I am struggling or need strength.
My dad would sing it during our road trips
Hell yeah
There is Power in the Cadence of Our Fathers
I do that for my kid right now lol
Sung this shit while coming down from the reaper
Same, what company?
@@NotHarpoGroucho Golf Plt 2153
Same but in the west coast Bravo 1034, it was sung different tho
Ong same India company plt 3215
Echo 2106
I sang this song in my mind every PT session back in boot camp, and I can remember feel that it was giving me the strength... I wish sing cadences were an actual thing in the marine corps .
They were when we came back from the crucible
@@AkaGhxst And the Moto run. I couldn't hear worth a shit though so Icouldn't really echo my SDI said tho
They don't sing cadence in the USMC?? Since when?
@@bernie4366 frrr
@@bernie4366 it's generally considered a boot thing. The idea now is that you shouldn't need a song to stay motivated to finish your job
This brings back memories as a child when my dad sang cadence to me to help me sleep. I can’t wait to enlist and serve this beautiful country
My dad sang this song to us boys, can't believe it's here.
Not telling you not to join but be advised before you sign up
@@mxcook134 not what your country can do for you but what you can do for your country, service is pure loyalty no matter what party is in office
So did u join?
Did ya enlist brah?
I was in a program called “Marine Cadets of America”. Co. A, 1st Battalion. Based in New Haven, CT. It’s a non profit youth organization meant to give inner city kids a ray of hope. The DI’s are Marines that decided to volunteer and dedicate their time to help us kids understand the fundamentals of the Marine Corps, build camaraderie amongst fellow cadets and shape us into well behaved, educated beings. We went on a week long trip called an “ATD” to Camp Fogarty in RI. My most fond memory of that ATD was one of many jogs through the forest. Gunnery Sergeant Allison (USMC) was leading the platoon singing cadence. This is the cadence he chose. I can’t speak for the other individuals in the platoon but I felt like I could run another 100 miles with that cadence. It was the most motivational experience i’ve ever had in my life. Semper Fi to all US Marines. Thank you for your service.
My kill hat got us singing this cadence on the way back from the crucible, we sang most of it until our senior showed up and got pissed 😂
Our drill hat had us sing this and immediately after
"A- 10 A-10 flying high. Drop those bombs down from the sky. Cuz napalm sticks to kids. French fried fingers and barbecued ribs"
My senior was screaming zero and frantically doing the 🙅♂️ motion. Suppose there was an officer nearby lol
Recently became a marine and this is one of my favorite cadences. I remember we were hiking back, I got blisters and my feet hurts like hell, but then I hear our SDI singing cadences, seeing recruits doing whatever they had to do, I heard the bells ringing and my body shot up, the pain was still there but not as bad, and we sang the cadence top of our lung. I cried while singing and the pride I felt had overhwlemed me. I already miss that god forsaken island
So true me!
My dad sang this to me a lot. He was in the Marines in 81-86 and he still remembers those days like the back of his hand. He always tells me all the stories. This is one of the songs he said to me. I feel awful for ever letting my dad think I hated him. Now all I want back are those times he sang to me when I was a little girl. He isn't dead, but we just fight to much now.
Take care of that devil dog.
@@mattgilmore6342 I try every day. He has mood swings like a teenage girl.
I pray for brighter days in your relationship
I pray that you get the love between the two of you back. Do it now while he is here. My dad passed somewhat unexpectedly, a few years ago. Missed seeing him one kast time due to my brother (also my transportation) having come down with a severe migraine and unable to drive 2-2.5 hours to go see him. His partner called me that evening that he was gone. Wish i could have seen him one last time but it was just not possible. Enjoy aa much as you can while you still have him. It wont be something you regret.
Just do what you are able and love him, not that you need me to tell you that but I think it helps just to hear it from others. God bless you and your father and I pray for peace and joy to radiate between you both.
Made me feel something I haven't felt in forever. Respect to all the new guys taking the path many of us took before ya. Got faith in you dipshits.
I leave in january maybe sooner if i get that ist score up. I want infantry
@@RougeLance Ah, I was an 0311, the infantry can be a bit rough but if you've got the right mind and a bit of motivation you can likely get your way through bootcamp provided it hasn't been pussified.
@@specialprojectsdevgroup i chose marines for a challenge, and i want a challenge. I hope its not easy
Ooh-fuckin-Rah Marines. Past, present, and future.
I'm past. Feel present.
Undefeated.
Keep it that way.
Semper fi.
Semper fi
Coastie here
It was such a pleasure singing our variant of this song week 6 of basic
So many memories and so much bullshit hahaha
Sang this countless on the way to the mess hall, good memories. Greetings from the United States Air Force Auxiliary, MAR-MD-028.
*countless times* :)
My grandpa sang this to me as a small child, I never appreciated it enough until he passed 5-6 years ago and now it means so much to me
Graduated two weeks ago from Mike Company, I remember a fellow platoon member saying that I look like the young Marine they were singing about.
Graduated India Company June 4th
Aren’t y’all like corporals or sergeants now
@@micahgotracksplays2875 Nah, can’t reach Sergeant until 2nd enlistment now.
Oh
I'm a freshmen in JROTC, and while we march we sing this. thank you for the re-upload. I love this.
I was in JROTC for 2 years as you can tell in my pic we were army
@@danielspencer5545 I'm debating between going into the Army or the Airforce. I'm not sure which to do yet!
What branch? Im a PO3, Navy unit
Navy, Cadet Commander
@@edgy6562 nice. Im my unit, the highest you can go is Cadet Lieutenant Commander, and, thats just for the CO. XO is Lieutenant. Ensign and LTJG is 2nd year staff, and, chief is 1st year staff. Cant go higher than PO3 in your first year.
My drill instructor had us sing this on the way back from the reaper. whole squadbay was singing it for a week after. Too damn catchy
Were you Lima lol
@@brandong7784 brokeback bravo 😎😎😎😎
@@shaywright6608 you were 2 weeks behind me then lol
I graduated January 22nd 2021, Delta Co. Plt 1004. This was my favorite cadence coming back from the crucible
Dirty delta my brotha, delta Co. Plt 1001. Same here man
Dirty delta Plt 1097 graduated dec 2013
Booooot
@@carterhiggins545 who was your senior drill instructor?
I was the next cycle of Delta Co plt 1038
Young Marine's HOORAH! I have been in the young marines since 2010
Any advice for a young lad before getting in?
@@srakkar3911 Just be fit honestly buddy, And just watch videos on it and see if theres anything that you know
@@s-417ryanb.6 Can you join with any underline medical conditions?
I mean im fit and all, but I got a heart problem.
I thought it OORAH for Marines and HOORAH for Army
@@atomicindependence7644 Not if it’s in your medical records.
Been singing this for a day straight and can't get it out of my head. 😂
My Sargent had us do many Cadences (In JROTC, Freshman year of high school) and this was one of the Cadences we had to sing. It brings back memories
I sang this song only once at the end of the crucible. Never forgot :)
bootcamp vibes:)
Haven’t heard this cadence in so long brings back good old memories
I loved how we were expected to sing and breathe while running too. Lol
An o
She Wore A Yellow Ribbon. An old Army tune but we don't sing it anymore, since the 7th Cavalry at Little Big Horn, you know, Custer's Last Stand.
The good ol days
At Valley Forge Military Academy class of 2018, I was a cpt and till this day its still my favorite cadence
You can tell someone in the platoon was laughing.
This was always my favorite cadence(with certain changes) in Basic Training.
"He kept for that soldier who was far, far away."
In about 3 years, I'll finally be able to enlist in the Marines, nervous as hell, but excited to earn the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor and make my ww2 Marine grandfather proud.
Damn this brings back memories from Boot. Good times good times
the first song I sang with my recruiters when they had us do a cadence run around the Aurora mall out here in Colorado was the one in the beginning the looks on peoples faces out here when they seen and heard us coming on by is just priceless I love it to be honest my unit my squad hell even the recruiters carry me even though I'm like one of the best top performers out here its only cause of them why I keep pushing myself further everyone I'm with that's there to be a Marine wants me to go special forces but I wanna be chef more than anything even though I did a 9:30 3 lap sprint on the IST and 105 ammo can lifts 16 pull ups and a few other workouts that I'm killing it at I rather be a cook then go into special forces I love food too much I'll fight when we really need to when the time comes
There was an extra verse for yellow ribbon.
"Behind her back she kept a leather collar, she kept in the spring time of the merry month of May. Blah blah why the hell she kept it? She kept it for her soldier who was in the bonds and chains. BONDS AND CHAINS! Kinky sh*t. She kept it for that soldier who was in the bonds and chains."
*We makein' it out of boot camp with this one*
We sang this on the hike back from the reaper and it was fucking awesome
Semper Fi , Fair Winds and Following Seas to all the Marines and Sailors.
I hated Cadences when I was in the Military. But know I kind of miss it.
During my time in my A school, We learned our jobs alongside marines. I'm a sailor and my rate is an AO along with the marines but they call it their MOS instead of rate. Anyways in our runs in the morning, we would run 3 miles in ranks with them because we weren't pussys and they would sing this cadence. Ofc, we sang our version of it and we said sailors instead. Ever since then, I've always been humming this song after I graduated and stationed on the stennis.
Where were you stationed? I've never known anybody from the Navy to run more than 3 miles in their life, unless it was to the chow hall!
My Knowledge hat had us sing this during the moto run. This sits deep within my memories. Rah 3/6 2 Div.
This song should be public domain, they shouldn't be able to copyright strike it.
Still mad that I can no longer find 13 weeks of misery
Wow every time I hear this cadence I see myself full field dressed running to this cadence
In the army we changed it to she wore it for her soldier who is far far away
Marines are marines army boys are soldiers
😂😂😂 Judy has your girl !
Our J hat called this on the zombie march after the reaper hike
I can’t wait to enlist
Oh yes you can
@@Gashadokuro117 why?
I found myself humming this today. a scant 40 years after bootcamp...wtf
This is wrong.
"Around her hair she wore a yellow ribbon,
she wore it in the springtime and in the month of May.
And if you asked her why the hell she wore it,
she wore it for her young Marine so far, far away."
"Around the block she pushed a baby carriage,
she pushed it in the springtime and in the month of May.
And if you asked her why the hell she pushed it,
she pushed for her young Marine so far, far away."
"In her hand she holds a telegram,
she held it in the springtime and in the month of May.
And if you asked her why the hell she held it,
she held it for her young Marine so dead and blown away."
Thank you all to United States Veterans past and present for serving our country 🇺🇸❤️❤️❤️🙏
We did this cadence in the Army.
Damn once a marine always a marine
Thank you sir, all of these original ones are blocked in the us or at least I can't seem to watch any of them any more
Check Spotify or iTunes. You can find the Playlist
Thank you to all our marines for your service
I miss boot camp
Singing this as Im hitting the gym
well now i know im joining the Marines
Please......please do not make this the deciding factor on joining the Marines. It’s not as fun as it sounds
@@TheTrainFan im doing it for me not a song xd
It’s fun asf bro u should join 💪💪
@@UberCoffeeTime yeah till they make you run up and down a squad bay carrying a 70 pound footlocker😂😂
@@benlaubach8026 just don’t be weak 😂
When I enlist this is gonna be in my head my cousin is a marine and he showed me all these and I wanna enlist now seems fun
Lol
Our drills sang this whole coming back from the forge
Love it RESPECT....
She wore a yellow ribbon for her true in the US Calvary
Anyone know what the name of the last cadence? Or the lyrics
During basic training at Ft Jackson we use sing this song
We sang this for our formation run
I can't divulge a lot of things in my pilgrimage because these phones are unsecure and so is texting the best thing for us to all do in America start writing letters to each other
She wore it for her lover in the US INFANTRY BOYS! Army the best!
Infantry boys......MARINE RIFLEMEN!
the original before the reupload had like a million views that's bogus!!
That’s right crayons. Ft Jackson is your equal.
Ft Benning will always be your daddy
Although I’m not in the military yet, during our Parade and stuff for our JROTC programs we sing this but instead of marine it’s ranger
Getting ready for my deployment
I miss boot camp 🥺
Get married....
Shut up boot
What’s the name of the second cadence?
Trying to find that out have you got the name of it?
Love y’all
He wore instead and toldnu in may if u ask the purope far far away
That ain’t no F’ Marine Corps unit.
hell yeah, semper fi
There is also a version of a .45 right?
What happened to all the cadence?
you can still find them on the website bandcamp, but they just disappeared from Apple, UA-cam, Spotify, and everywhere else. I'm not entirely sure what happened
@@FirstnameLastnameecould you please link me that website
PC stopped cadences.
I used to tell my girl I'm going to be sad when I see her with her man pushing a baby carriage one night I had a dream of her and a homegirl pushing a baby carriage around my block that's when all the girls in America tied yellow ribbons around trees jongho
I thought it was a cavalry music...
I miss boot :(, Lima Co plt 3100
This was hands down my least favorite cadence, on account of how often I heard it.
why in the fuck did they delete this before?
i wanna be a marine so bad
Then become a marine
@@tristanevans9094 i’m 13 dude i can’t
@@liamlatour689 you can in 4-5 years
@@tristanevans9094 i know, i’m gonna become a poolee in high school and then join the marines. i thought that you thought that i was 17-18
@@liamlatour689 start taking ROTC get a ahead of the curve
And I'll also add this deez phones can read your mind
And also all my ribs turn into women
Army Semper Fi
2065 FOX CO 1976 0311
Isnt this an army song
The three branches of the military army navy and Air Force have. And the Marines are not a branch of the military, it is actually a department of the navy. That allows the president to not need congressional approval to deploy them
My cpl sung this to us and I cried cause I thought of my girlfriend and my separation anxiety kicked in deeper and I felt pain
Stolen army cadence