Fallen Soldiers (Studio Recording) [Military Cadence] - Official Lyric Video
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- Опубліковано 5 бер 2023
- Written and performed by Jonathan Michael Fleming
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Thanks for listening. This was obviously the first cadence I recorded in the studio. It doesn’t meet my current standards of quality, but it is the authentic audio that started it all. I didn’t want to change that.
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Love your voice for everyone pst and present thank you for what you do to keep us free keep up the good work
Awesome songs , do you have anything for navy seabees? Im former navy Seabee NMCB 28th combat battalion
How can I get a sweatshirt
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As a disabled VietNam vet I can count the times that I've cried on one hand , today I started using my second hand. Thank You !
Thank you for your service. You and those who was in Vietnam are heroes. God bless you.
Same.
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@beaversteve4368 🫡🫡
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Old School Sapper here, retired 8 years ago after 32 yrs. Best New cadence I have heard in years incredible lyrics spot on flow. Essayons!
For those of us who served, from the bottom of our hearts thank you.
It would mean more to those of us that served if you would protect your rights that many of my friends died fighting for against the enemies that want to take those rights away! That's the way you can show real thanks and gives you something to fight for and an enemy to fight against here in our beautiful country! Never let anyone take your right to say whatever the hell you want and never, never NEVER LET THEM TAKE YOUR RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS! OUR SECOND AMENDMENT IS THE ONLY THING THAT KEEPS US FREE! WITHOUT IT WE ARE NO DIFFERENT THAN ALL THE OTHER SLAVES THAT OTHER GOVERNMENTS USED FOR THEIR OWN BENEFIT!
Your right it's our duty to hold the home front!
@@BonnienClydeMilleryour right it's our duty to hold Home Front! Thank you for your service
Hooah
To however it may concern thank you for your service we wouldn’t be were we are without you
I’m a 21 soldier who’s only been in 4 years but it’s your songs that keep me in the right headspace and also hit home when I had a family member who served commit when I was younger, keep it up and I’ll try my best to keep my country safe
I was in for eight years. I thank you for your service, and I wanted you to know you made the right decision and are part of the reason this country is great.
Since 17 omg
@@Mialia1234 yep, and I still have 2 years to go
Never say ONLY 4 years. Doesn't matter..a veteran is a veteran.. I did 20 yrs.. I never tell people I did 20.. people just know I'm a veteran..! Thank you for your service!
Thank you for your service
My father served 24 years. During his service he became a Warrant Officer. He worked for MEDDAC/VET SVCS and was a food inspector, making sure DFAC and companies that made MRE were fit for the men and women he loved that were serving. I grew up knowing that he served a great purpose beyond just being my dad. When I turned 19 I also joined the Army. I wasn't a lifer though. But I raised 10 kids. 2 of my sons joined the Army. Oh I should mention my dad's Grandpa was in WWI, Army and his Great Grandpa was in the Union Calvary in the Civil War. None fell, but we stood on the shoulders of the men that came before us. I was the first female in the family to serve.
This cadence made me think of my dad. April 4, 2024 my dad passed away. He was 76. I just found your channel and it brings back some bittersweet memories of growing up on base, running with his unit for PT when I was older, running with dad alone, my time in service. Thank you for what you are doing.
My brother, papa, almost all my family was Army, I'm next in line.
I served in the United States Army for almost eight years, and when deployed to Iraq, we lost soldiers. To this day I remember everything about them. They were amazing people and should never be forgotten. Do not take one moment in your life for granted, because there was someone out there who died to ensure that you had every second you have to live free and have the potential to do the right things in your life.
as a brother to a U.S. ARMY soilder this means alot
Goosebumps....
Thank you to all soldiers, your sacrifice is not in vain!
Amen to that brother!
For some it is.
Whoever served for the US thank you for your service/sacrifice.
Thank you for this cadence and all that you do. I'm 65 years old, I come from a military family, and I deeply love my country of birth the United States of America, it's Constitution and everything it stands for including our Freedom's that we still enjoy, and everything good that America has stood for across the years. This is the first time I have ever heard this cadence, or even knew of it, and I found it simply riveting! As I listened, I had chills running up my spine, as my thoughts went to all of our fallen soldiers over all the many years that have fought to defend and keep both our nation and other nation's people and freedom's safe from those who would come take it. Truly, the Freedom that we enjoy in America today was Not free and never will be! I look at how many in our nation today have forgotten or rejected that, and I fear for our country's future, for it is also true that those who forget or discard their history, or are never taught it to begin with, are often doomed to repeat it. I honor all of our military, past and present, in war time and peace, who willingly stepped up and served to keep us, and other nations in peril safe, but I especially and deeply honor our fallen soldiers that never came home because they willingly stood their ground to defend us and those around them in peril, sometimes against impossible odds and facing certain death as they did so, until they fell. A perfect example of this is a video on UA-cam of the first Medal Of Honor action ever recorded while it was happening. A soldier named John Chapman that when he found himself alone and facing impossible odds and circumstances, made the decision to literally ignore his own serious wounds, choosing instead to fight to hold back an advancing enemy to protect his fellow soldiers, eventually including an incoming chopper rescue team, because there was no one else to do it, and doing so until he fell. Our nation owes this man, and all of our other soldiers who have died defending against evil, a debt that can only be repaid by remembering them and why they died, by doing our best to preserve into the future what they died to protect, and by passing along and teaching future generations why we must never forget these things and why they are important.
thank you for your service
Well said❤
This cadence would make an amazing metal song in all honesty
He has a rock version and a rap version
My great grandfather was a navy sea bee and my great grandmother grandfather was in world war two and my uncle is a marine master sergeant and I have a lot of military family so this brings joy❤🇺🇲💯🦅🦅💯🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🦅God bless America
Bros voice is so perfect 10/10
As a grandson to a marine vet my grandfather would love your songs
Can't get enough of your cadences... Brings back so many memories for me of my father, brother... All my respect and love to all that have and do serve our great nation! ❤️🤍💙
I'm a 14-year-old Australian Air Force Cadet, and I want to be a fighter pilot when I finish school. I absolutely love these cadences; they are truly inspiring! Keep up the great work mate!!
Good job buddy
My grandpa was a sharpshooter in the army
So great they've got these programs all over the world. I'm also 14 and in the Civil Air Patrol as a cadet (USAF). Singing ones like this (including this one) while marching gives you an odd feeling of inspiration. From one cadet to another, good luck!
You'll do great when you get in best of luck to ya from the good old u-s-of-a
@@Exile_d hello from Missouri wing
As Someone who has lost 2 brothers on the Battlefield and off the Battlefield, I am proud to see this song go up as I am an Millitary Officer as well. FALLEN SOLDIERS WE WILL CARRY YOUR LEGACY
Somewhere in this soldiers military career he met that 1 black N.C.O. thatsung sweet soul music and inspired him for life. Men of war lead the way
As a civilian, but the son/ cousin/ nephew/ and great grandson of soldiers. This hits close to home, when I found the snippet of it on tik tok, I had to look up the full song. I don't regret it one bit. Its haunting and beautiful at the same time.
I posted this on Memorial Day. "Remembering those who fight now and who fought in all the wars that have come before to protect freedom and democracy, things we are privileged to have that people die to attain around the world. Ukraine fights for them now. Thanks Dad and Boppa. This cadence that soldiers drill and march to gives me chills."
Thank you all who serviced and an even bigger thank you to the ones who paid the ultimate sacrifice
❤ so many of my brothers and sisters in green are more at war and losing their battle now that we are stateside. 😢 the wounds no one sees are the most dangerous!!
I'm not a service member but I do love this great country had a lot of family serve in multiple wars and I love hearing songs like this my fav is blood upon the risers
The first verse about the one who was surrounded, and how he used a bomb to end them all. His final attack to save his country… that one got to me. If you serve, I just want to thank you all. ❤
Do you happen to know the name of that soldier?
Thank you so much to all Veterans and active Military Personnel out there. Other than that I have nothing to say because there are no words good enough to describe how this song makes me feel.
We sang this cadence a lot when I was in OSUT in Fort Leonard Wood. Definitely one of my favorites
Engineers Lead The Way!
He wrote it.
Essayons 💯
What was your OSUT unit my was Bravo Company 35th engineers June to September 1999
Let em try
I did AIT at lost in the woods!!!
These Cadence: was what begin to mold us. To make the men, We needed to become! (Infantry 11B) 4th of the 6th, Berlin Germany. 79-83. If ask today to go back in at 64 years old i would not waste a moment packing. carry on soldier to honor those who didnt come home , and those who did.
Absolutely Amazing, probably my favorite one you've done.
My Brother was a Ranger Sniper, did a few tours in Iraq and another tour in Afghanistan.
Thank You All Who Have Served This Wonderful Country, You're All Heros
Man, this always gives me chills. Great work, brother. 👏
Bro idk why I’m just seeing this I found this on Apple Music it is my alarm for every thing both the song and cadence love it one the best songs I have ever heard!
Thank you!
I was recently introduced to your music and I'm truly honored to have the privilege of listening to u
Travis,Victor,Mike Danny, I'll see you when God calls me home to we miss and will always remember you.
God Bless the USA warfighter
My son is entering the Marine Corp, he sent me a link to this song stating it was a cadence he learned, the amount of pride I felt for him was only rivaled by the fear that he will become one of the fallen soldiers he is singing about....😢😢😢
The video that goes with this, is out of this world awesome!
BAYRAKTAR TB2 FIGHTING FOREST FIRE MISSIONS {EARLY DETECTÌON,{RAPIDE RESPONSE},{EFECTIV RESPONSE},{EFECTIV FIRE FIGTING,{EVECTIV COST DROVEN TECHNOLOGIE}}}}.😊
Love what you do as the daughter of Vietnam veteran whom is gone now your gift brings comfort as I remember a great soldier
Thanks so much. I’m glad to hear the song resonates with you.
You can feel the heart and soul that is in this. Keep keeping our fallen alive through memories.
Thank you brother for your service. I come from a military family where my father was a combat engineer in vietnam, all you veterans have my upmost respect. I wasnt in the military but im a 20yr veteran of the fire service and this cadence gets me everytime i listen to it. It reminds me of the sacrifices of my firefighter brothers and sisters who have made the ultimate sacrifice to save strangers in their darkest day, just as it does for you and your brother/sister service members. Once again Thank You for your service and these videos.
This song in encouraging me to join the U.S Army, and fight for my country.🇺🇲
That's noble of you. But what I learned in the Marines early on is it isint about your country when you are over there. It isint about the people at home or freedom. The only thing that matters when rounds start coming in is the Man next to you. You fight for him. Everything you know and everything else goes out the window. We haven't fight a righteous war since WW2. We fight because we are Warriors and that's what Warrios do. Carry on.
@@Zamotak true true and also do you mean afganistan? Cause WW2 was in the 40s
@@skollkrusher6151 I believe he is referring to how war on terrorism was never truly declared a war however it should have been.
Thank you for your services ♥️and all the fallen soldiers much appreciated to my💝God bless!🫶🏼
This cadence song reminds me of my father. He was an Air Force veteran of the Korean War. I know this is an Army cadence but still, the meaning is what matters. God Bless all of our military forces serving to keep our country free and safe.
I remember the cadence battles between companies at Ft Benning, Ga, Home of the Infantry". back in the 60's. Some of those Drill Instructors were awesome. Thank you Jonathan .
Too all of our troops who have served, thank you for everything that you have sacrificed. You will never be forgotten❤
remind me of my brother who died yesterday RIP SGT Josh a UK commando
Love your videos, your cadences, your music, and everything you do.
Thank you for recording/posting this. May all Fallen Soldiers be remembered by those they died for forever, including my husband Sgt J. Seals
One of my favorites! So many awesome ones it’s hard to pick!!!!!
I listen to this song over and over love it
love for all fallen soldiers and love for all living soldiers❤
Chills... Thanks for every fallen soldier, thanks to ever man who defends us❤
Thank you for your videos. i can't stop watching them on TikTok, and now here, God bless you and your beautiful heart hon you are so amazing ❤️ ♥️ 💖
I would love to see him on Pandora and iheart radio. Cause I listen to him all the time
My uncle was a soldier and he was killed at war so this song keeps me strong
This song empowers me. My father was in the Air Force, even though I know this is an Army song, but still, it reminds me of what my father fought for when he was in service. I am proud to be the son of a veteran, and I will do everything I can to honor my father's memory in everything that I do.
I love this song thanks for what you do.
This needs to be played with our anthem 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
As someone who is leaving for the Marine Corps in a month, this cadence hits home. No one said that freedoms free💯 God bless America and thank you all for your service!
Dad did 26 years in the marines uncle did 29 brings back so many memories living on base and waiting for them to get back from over seas keep up the good work man thank you
Thank you for remembering the fallen
One of the flights in my squadron loved this cadence
Keep it up brotha, your motivation, is my motivation,..🇺🇲🍻🪖
Thank you my heart is full of love for all of our troops both past, present and lost to war and also upon turning home... Love our troops !! Always have always will....❤ PS love the rawness of this recording...
Without a doubt, my favorite cadence and an awesome performance from this guy. I remember singing it as a basic trainee and then as an infantryman. Barring all the toxic field grades, Army was the best job I ever had. “Old Soldiers never die they just fade away “
This man has a talent ❤
𝐴𝑛𝑑 𝑦𝑒𝑠 𝐼 𝑙𝑖𝑘𝑒𝑑 𝑚𝑦 𝑜𝑤𝑛 𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑚𝑒𝑛𝑡
Have never heard this one. Simply outstanding, from lyrics to delivery!
I Absolutely Love All Your Songs .❤
❤❤❤ Thank you!! God bless you!!! I can feel your passion!!! Beautiful!!! A message from a Wounded Warrior with Love!! I will NEVER FORGET THISE WHO SACRIFICED ALL GAVE SOME SOME GAVE ALL!!!❤❤❤❤
Much love For our soldier's. Thank you for this.
Love this song
Thank u for ur service
This song summs up why I joined the Army. I am proud to be part of a legacy that my forefathers fought to protect. I fought for freedom and liberty for all people around the world and the purple heart winners and fallen comrades have my utmost respect, as do all vets. Thanks, Mr. Fleming, you made me cry, and we sang this at an after-funeral reception for one of my Marine buds. He had been in Korea, and this is a great bar song for that situation. Hooah
You really get me motivated for work.
We have no earthly idea of what goes on overseas when the men and women go there to protect. It’s hard for us to comprehend what happens over there. I am forever thankful for the courageous men and women who put their lives on the line so we can sleep safe at night.
Loving this 💪
RESPECT SIR!
FORMER USAF 86 TO 92 68W
I just graduated high school and i was in afjrotc for all 4 years. I was scrolling through youtube triyng to find another cadence and i found your page. I started listening throught he cadences you have on here and i got to this one and it makes me want to cry. Thsi is the first time ive heard the cadence. I have family there did serve and other fmaily that is currently serving. And im preparring to join the national gaurd.
Thank you for sharing all these.
Definitely a banger... thanks for your passion
Love your work.
I love this song so much it touches my soul❤
I hear these and I get goosebumps. Always wanted to serve be I got asthma and would rather stay put and not lie than be a liability and get people killed. I wish I could serve. Yall deserve all the respect.
I can’t stop playing it.
As a son of a fallen soldier, this hit home hard. Thank you for making me feel like my father was right next to me. keep up the great work brother, semper fi.
amazing song
Great job getting the feeling felt and expressed
Im not going to re up but your cadence brings back so many memories and make me think about it , thank you
Outstanding AF!
Chills every time.
this song gives me the chills
Mighty Good Job, oorah from Europe
I found this track in the video of troops honoring their fallen comrade. This is now in my playlist for ANZAC Day.
I love this song
I Have a SON in the Air Force, among other family members. 🙏 God Bless. 💜
We need this on pandora.
I love your songs it really reminds me of my grandpa because he was in the military or war Idk
My uncle became a fallen soldier last year and damn right I'ma cary his legacy as soon as I'm 18 🖤🖤🖤
It fucking kills me this hasn't been "liked" by the millions. People are more apt to like things that are false than they are something like this... to which there is no name... emotional, breathtaking (literally), and should be praised and shared everywhere!!
This made me think of my grandfather who was in WWII
love it
Thank you for teaching me these cadence's now I finally have been able to sing more cadence's when I match with my squad