A part 2 of this video has now been released, following the recommendations of viewers who pointed out the songs that I had missed out. ua-cam.com/video/Nk8PRyVgUd4/v-deo.htmlsi=02ml6dKyP94N5xZs ==[Original message]== For anyone wondering as to why Weit ist der Weg züruck ins Heimatland was included in the list, it was due to me mistaking it for a German remake of It's a long way to Tipperary. I was only able to recognize my error when it was too late, deleting it meant that I had to rebuild half the entire video. Capcut does not take so kindly to removing the midsection of a video without disarranging all the words and images that were added subsequently (which, I no longer have any time to re-arrange all of them). My apologies for it. Hopefully it did not ruin your experience of listening to the song compilation. =====[Lyrics]===== It's a long way to Tipperary: lyricstranslate.com/en/its-long-way-tipperary-%D1%82%D1%83%D1%82%D1%8C-%D0%B4%D0%B0%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%B9-%D0%B4%D0%BE-%D1%82%D0%B8%D0%BF%D0%BF%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B8.html Frank Patterson - It's a long way to Tipperary: docs.google.com/document/d/1ilH9mHq6yAFjNFU5339scNLKxB_6DiV4qvsFkth9KHI/edit?usp=drivesdk Taxmeni - Tipperary: docs.google.com/document/d/1DREtRZJcGF0n3AHjNF_cxQLSE65da8nqeHfZVnyEPKA/edit?usp=drivesdk C'est un Long Chemin Vers Tipperary: docs.google.com/document/d/1iaWdqXy5TbCLcaUFIJB499PC5btQcWRW13Y4bnUEl0Q/edit?usp=drivesdk Langer weg ist's nach Wilhelmshaven: docs.google.com/document/d/1u8w4ysTCgAc6gClmTQD1FEujgphLMTg2ZK1mjtKuxLg/edit?usp=drivesdk Weit ist der Weg züruck ins Heimatland: docs.google.com/document/d/1xQJZTtWlSKGbYtfBoTCUaKP177CHLmBWMiSYrb8axbg/edit?usp=drivesdk 戦雲の彼方へ, "Sen'un no kanata e": docs.google.com/document/d/1mk7fbNYz11DVAknuiKuenhkq85KEqF16vvNuimFEx40/edit?usp=drivesdk It's a long way to Mukumbura: docs.google.com/document/d/19WA-QZuspDqDj64-zdniaUoogtl9JYi3xSSbwd7SLhs/edit?usp=drivesdk Путь далёкий до Типперери, "Put' dalyokiy do Tippereri": docs.google.com/document/d/1LVEOQnKKoNKRNvbduv49LVs9enKlymm0hYNY8o4T8UM/edit?usp=drivesdk March of the Club Atlético River Plate: docs.google.com/document/d/1vMWZEUQPdI7SUFhVipRaasDn9N486kJrJNri_VwOEFo/edit?usp=drivesdk
Sounded like another WW1 song "Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag." Which is still a nice song. As Star Wars members say "A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one."
I like how the French version is about the fact that the singer is hearing British troops singing the original, as a sign the british reinforcements have arrived because he can hear them sing. It's a fun twist for the song to be about itself in a roundabout way.
My Top 10° Nomine Digna Version 19:51 9° Czech Version 6:50 8°Argentine 26:49 7° Germany Nazi version 15:15 6° Russian Version 24:18 5° Great Britain Version 00:06 4°Empire of Germany Version 11:46 3° France Version 9:30 2 Japanese Empire Version 16:56 1°United States Version 3:58
this song travelled on so many sailing ships. There are a dozen or more versions. One in Rhodesia, New Zealand and Australia! You can learn the history of culture from just this song alone!
I find it funny that River Plate get their chant from the tune of A long way to Tipperary, meanwhile their arch rivals Boca Juniors' first coach and co-founder was Paddy McCarthy was from Tipperary, Boca also wear Blue and Yellow, the same as the Tipperary traditional colours you'll see on their GAA jerseys Tipperary and Buenos Aires football are strangely linked time and again
Yo this is actually really good! I knew about the original british song but god damn are the other ones also great! I really love the czech one. Thanks for introducing me ot them
I am a Turk and while watching DAS BOOT, I noticed this song and found myself here. While my great grandfather was in the trenches at Gallipoli, he probably heard your Anzac, English, Scottish, Irish and Welsh great grandfathers singing this song in the opposite trenches, but he could not understand its meaning. I know that when they got tired of throwing bombs and bullets at each other, they sang songs to each other, the trenches were so close, and there is one more thing I know. ,and that they respect each other even though they are enemies at the same time. With respect and gratitude to all your grandfathers and great-grandfathers who fought for their country and died proudly for us... "It's a long way to Tipperary"
My great grandfather was at Gallipoli too and he had a lot of good things to say about the Turks. One story he told was a quiet day when they were doing work on the trench and a bloke put the head of his shovel too far up and suddenly *bam* there's a new hole in it. Then one of the lads reports that they're waving a shovel on the other side and my great grand dad clicked onto what was going on and took a shot at it with a satisfying *ping* and a cheer confirming the hit. Spent a good couple of hours playing that game until a British officer came by to see what the commotion was about and told them to knock it off and get back to work
Lol. In childhood I seen cartoons where dude in gramophone sung "dolog put' nash do Transylvanii" (It was russian dub) and I catched flashback when hear this melody
I love this,I can’t remember if I have already said this but this is very nostalgic for me,and it is about time o have been a year since I first listened,so thank you for this.
John McCormack's original still the best. (British) . Rhodesian version most fun. HMS Tipperary was sunk about 21:58 GMT on 31 May 1916 (Jutland ) 150 Souls perished. RIP.
Tipperary's loss was partly due to the destroyers being placed behind the main British fleet, and thus had to deal with the heavier German ships. Jutland was a total mess.
Elevemos toda el alma en la humilde canción, renovando con cariño la gran ilusión (de libertad) Y con lazos triunfadores trataremos de unir, el glorioso pasado y el brillante porvenir Argentina, tu grato nombre, derrotado o vencedor Siempre, cual un sólo hombre liberó América Argentina, tu grato nombre, derrotado o vencedor Mientras viva tu bandera, la izaremos con honor San Martín, liberó el sur, de tan grande liberador Hay un eco que une y libera las personas San Martín, liberó el sur, de tan grande liberador Mientras viva tu bandera, la izaremos con honor (Música) Argentina, tu grato nombre, clamaremos con honor Nuestra sangre está unida, en tu gran liberador Argentina, tu grato nombre, clamaremos con honor Mientras viva tu bandera, la izaremos con honor Mientras viva tu bandera, la izaremos con honor
The links are actually complete, but UA-cam disabled them due to them revoking my channel's verificaton. I do apologize for the inconvenience. *Edit: the links now function as intended.* Here are the lyrics. ==[German]== I. Als im Jahre 16 auf dem großen weiten Meer, Hochseeflotte fuhr nach Nord dem Tommy hinterher. Fahren für den Kaiser das ist unsre höchste Ehr', Sei der Feind auch zahlreich und der Dienst an Bord so schwer. Chorus. Langer Weg ist's nach Wilhelmshaven, Langer Weg ist's hier raus. Langer Weg ist's nach Wilhelmshaven, Zu dem schönsten Schatz nach Haus. Leb wohl du raue Nordsee, Leb wohl Skagerrak. Es ist ein langer Weg nach Wilhelmshaven, Fährt heimwärts, das Wrack, Schnickschnack. II. Am 31, Mai da hieß es Schiff voraus, Die Matrosen rannten aus den Kojen zum Deck rauf. Dort am Horizont sieht jeder dann den schwarzen Rauch, Und alle stimmten an das Lied denn das war so der Brauch. III. Als die Schlacht zu Ende war wir siegreich fuhren Heim, Leuchtete für uns die Sonne ihren hellen Schein. Manches Brit'sche Schiff versank durch unser stolzes Rohr, Und alle die Matrosen sangen nun vereint im Chor: ==[English]== I. During the year '16, on the great vast sea, The High Seas fleet sailed north, pursuing the Tommies. Sailing for the Emperor is our highest honor, Even if the enemy is innumerable, and the service strenuous. Chorus. It's a long way to Wilhelmshaven, It's a long way out here. It's a long, long way to Wilhelmshaven, To the most beautiful sweetheart back home. Farewell, tempestuous North Sea, Farewell, Skagerrak. It's a long way to Wilhelmshaven, The wreck goes home, worthless. II. On the 31st of May, it was said: "Ship ahead!" The sailors rushed from their bunks to the deck. On the horizon, everyone spots the black smoke; And everyone sang the song, as was custom. III. When the battle concluded, we returned home victorious; The Sun illuminated its bright light for us. Many British ships had been sunk because of our proud gun, And all the sailors now sang united in a chorus.
Thank you. Now with more people submitting to me versions of Its a long way to Tipperary that I have missed, I will be making a part two of this video in the near future.
@@karelian-creations Thank you for the suggestion. Though, I am quite unsure when the video will be out. I still have my own projects that I want to publish beforehand. Do bear with the wait, I promise it will be out before 2024 ends.
A part 2 of this video has now been released, following the recommendations of viewers who pointed out the songs that I had missed out.
ua-cam.com/video/Nk8PRyVgUd4/v-deo.htmlsi=02ml6dKyP94N5xZs
==[Original message]==
For anyone wondering as to why Weit ist der Weg züruck ins Heimatland was included in the list, it was due to me mistaking it for a German remake of It's a long way to Tipperary.
I was only able to recognize my error when it was too late, deleting it meant that I had to rebuild half the entire video. Capcut does not take so kindly to removing the midsection of a video without disarranging all the words and images that were added subsequently (which, I no longer have any time to re-arrange all of them).
My apologies for it. Hopefully it did not ruin your experience of listening to the song compilation.
=====[Lyrics]=====
It's a long way to Tipperary: lyricstranslate.com/en/its-long-way-tipperary-%D1%82%D1%83%D1%82%D1%8C-%D0%B4%D0%B0%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%B9-%D0%B4%D0%BE-%D1%82%D0%B8%D0%BF%D0%BF%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B8.html
Frank Patterson - It's a long way to Tipperary:
docs.google.com/document/d/1ilH9mHq6yAFjNFU5339scNLKxB_6DiV4qvsFkth9KHI/edit?usp=drivesdk
Taxmeni - Tipperary:
docs.google.com/document/d/1DREtRZJcGF0n3AHjNF_cxQLSE65da8nqeHfZVnyEPKA/edit?usp=drivesdk
C'est un Long Chemin Vers Tipperary:
docs.google.com/document/d/1iaWdqXy5TbCLcaUFIJB499PC5btQcWRW13Y4bnUEl0Q/edit?usp=drivesdk
Langer weg ist's nach Wilhelmshaven:
docs.google.com/document/d/1u8w4ysTCgAc6gClmTQD1FEujgphLMTg2ZK1mjtKuxLg/edit?usp=drivesdk
Weit ist der Weg züruck ins Heimatland:
docs.google.com/document/d/1xQJZTtWlSKGbYtfBoTCUaKP177CHLmBWMiSYrb8axbg/edit?usp=drivesdk
戦雲の彼方へ, "Sen'un no kanata e":
docs.google.com/document/d/1mk7fbNYz11DVAknuiKuenhkq85KEqF16vvNuimFEx40/edit?usp=drivesdk
It's a long way to Mukumbura:
docs.google.com/document/d/19WA-QZuspDqDj64-zdniaUoogtl9JYi3xSSbwd7SLhs/edit?usp=drivesdk
Путь далёкий до Типперери, "Put' dalyokiy do Tippereri":
docs.google.com/document/d/1LVEOQnKKoNKRNvbduv49LVs9enKlymm0hYNY8o4T8UM/edit?usp=drivesdk
March of the Club Atlético River Plate:
docs.google.com/document/d/1vMWZEUQPdI7SUFhVipRaasDn9N486kJrJNri_VwOEFo/edit?usp=drivesdk
😂
Good morning with this song. Bless you!
@@sarkasedlackova3524 Likewise, my good fellow.
Sounded like another WW1 song "Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag." Which is still a nice song. As Star Wars members say "A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one."
@@atticussanders7394 Indeed, it is.
Although, it was still a mistake on my part.
I like how the French version is about the fact that the singer is hearing British troops singing the original, as a sign the british reinforcements have arrived because he can hear them sing. It's a fun twist for the song to be about itself in a roundabout way.
Cool
Thats real sweet! Thanks for the fun fact
The Czech version sounds like your neighbour with a foreign accent trying to speak english with banjos
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
omg finally the version that plays in the history of the great war podcast, thank you!
You are welcome, my good fellow.
It's a long way to tipperary, but all hearts are right there.
My Top
10° Nomine Digna Version 19:51
9° Czech Version 6:50
8°Argentine 26:49
7° Germany Nazi version 15:15
6° Russian Version 24:18
5° Great Britain Version 00:06
4°Empire of Germany Version 11:46
3° France Version 9:30
2 Japanese Empire Version 16:56
1°United States Version 3:58
Tf you mean 10 degrees?
Also 7 degrees isnt a nazi version. Its imperial german.
this song travelled on so many sailing ships. There are a dozen or more versions. One in Rhodesia, New Zealand and Australia! You can learn the history of culture from just this song alone!
Indeed.
@@RXY398 a lady from indonesia with an interest in european anthems and military. A rare one!
Damn, that new british version of that song sounds like the last radio recording of a resistance group
🇬🇧🇺🇲🇩🇪🇷🇺🇯🇵: Come home after defeating our foes lads! They shall not grow old 😡🪖💣
🇦🇷: Fulbo ⚽
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Long live the River Plate club.
🇧🇩:No Fubol For Us (NFFS)
@Falkriimbad mate
I find it funny that River Plate get their chant from the tune of A long way to Tipperary, meanwhile their arch rivals Boca Juniors' first coach and co-founder was Paddy McCarthy was from Tipperary, Boca also wear Blue and Yellow, the same as the Tipperary traditional colours you'll see on their GAA jerseys
Tipperary and Buenos Aires football are strangely linked time and again
Interesting.
Yo this is actually really good! I knew about the original british song but god damn are the other ones also great! I really love the czech one. Thanks for introducing me ot them
You are welcome, my good fellow.
I am a Turk and while watching DAS BOOT, I noticed this song and found myself here. While my great grandfather was in the trenches at Gallipoli, he probably heard your Anzac, English, Scottish, Irish and Welsh great grandfathers singing this song in the opposite trenches, but he could not understand its meaning. I know that when they got tired of throwing bombs and bullets at each other, they sang songs to each other, the trenches were so close, and there is one more thing I know. ,and that they respect each other even though they are enemies at the same time. With respect and gratitude to all your grandfathers and great-grandfathers who fought for their country and died proudly for us... "It's a long way to Tipperary"
Likewise to your ancestors who were deployed in combat, mad respect to them.
Same because of das boot I was here
My great grandfather was at Gallipoli too and he had a lot of good things to say about the Turks.
One story he told was a quiet day when they were doing work on the trench and a bloke put the head of his shovel too far up and suddenly *bam* there's a new hole in it. Then one of the lads reports that they're waving a shovel on the other side and my great grand dad clicked onto what was going on and took a shot at it with a satisfying *ping* and a cheer confirming the hit. Spent a good couple of hours playing that game until a British officer came by to see what the commotion was about and told them to knock it off and get back to work
@@firestorm165cool
@@firestorm165and funny
6:50 czech flag jumpscare
Lol. In childhood I seen cartoons where dude in gramophone sung "dolog put' nash do Transylvanii" (It was russian dub) and I catched flashback when hear this melody
Interesting.
@RXY398 It was Transylvania hotel series
There's also the Indonesian version of this song called "It's a long way to Argahantu"
Thank you for telling me that.
It would have been wonderful to include it on the video. Nevertheless, I will see what I can do.
I love this,I can’t remember if I have already said this but this is very nostalgic for me,and it is about time o have been a year since I first listened,so thank you for this.
You are welcome, my good fellow.
I did not even know there was a czech version. Thanks
The English version is the best by far
Absolutely correct
There's actually a ww2 Norwegian resistance song called "Dra til skogs" which uses the same melody, but completely different lyrics.
Interesting.
Czech version sounds really good imo
Agreed, Mr. Czech Republic.
@@RXY398 lel
im half czech lol
Такое впечатление, будто я оказался в Диком Западе
Je to hodně srandovní
My fav is the Czech one, although the Imperial German would've been my favorite, but the Piano is too loud
John McCormack's original still the best. (British) . Rhodesian version most fun. HMS Tipperary was sunk about 21:58 GMT on 31 May 1916 (Jutland ) 150 Souls perished. RIP.
Tipperary's loss was partly due to the destroyers being placed behind the main British fleet, and thus had to deal with the heavier German ships.
Jutland was a total mess.
The first grobal MEME song in 20th century.
Czech version has a blue grass vibe to it.
Its funny that Czech version Is about demanding Czechia to be free when We soon after IT We became soviet satelite
"I would not say 'liberate', rather 'under new management'" - Joseph Stalin, possibly.
I really like czech version and the french version
i love czech version becose i am from czech repo.
日本人ですが日本語バージョンは初めて聞きました
歌詞が全然違う…
@@古びた甘栗 The song is quite obscure, only a few have heard it.
@@RXY398 これは日本人でも難しいような古い日本語ですね。この英訳はとても素晴らしいです。素敵な動画をありがとうございます
@@古びた甘栗 Understood, I had no idea that it is written in an older version of the language up until you pointed it out. You are welcome as well.
@@古びた甘栗日本人だ.....
@@7gon7_looool こんなところに日本人
For the British one in the oast gay ment Happy
Yes.
The german one sounds so calm compared to their other songs
Oh we have much more to offer on "calm" songs than you think.
Just search "Ich hatt einen Kameraden" ;)
@@commandergreetv753 There is also "Ich bin soldat", if that one counts.
Elevemos toda el alma en la humilde canción, renovando con cariño la gran ilusión (de libertad)
Y con lazos triunfadores trataremos de unir, el glorioso pasado y el brillante porvenir
Argentina, tu grato nombre, derrotado o vencedor
Siempre, cual un sólo hombre liberó América
Argentina, tu grato nombre, derrotado o vencedor
Mientras viva tu bandera, la izaremos con honor
San Martín, liberó el sur, de tan grande liberador
Hay un eco que une y libera las personas
San Martín, liberó el sur, de tan grande liberador
Mientras viva tu bandera, la izaremos con honor
(Música)
Argentina, tu grato nombre, clamaremos con honor
Nuestra sangre está unida, en tu gran liberador
Argentina, tu grato nombre, clamaremos con honor
Mientras viva tu bandera, la izaremos con honor
Mientras viva tu bandera, la izaremos con honor
I love long way to Mukumbura
Hey this song has Indonesian version called "it's a long way Para Komando"
Yes, yes; I have already been told that by someone who had commented days ago.
@@RXY398 yes hope you add Indonesian version in next video because the Indonesian version has melody for giving spirit
our argentinian version is a football club song
Yes.
Long live the Club Atletico River Plate.
A "B" club, how dreadful!
@@dmitripetrenko4999 callate bostero que me das frio
I like the Rhodesian one the best
There is also a Russian version "Далеко до моей деревни"
Thank you for telling.
I will be including this on a sequel video once I can get my lazy butt to work.
Bit ironic Argentina having a it's a long way to Tipperary since the British kicked their arses in Falklands
I suppose that the power of music supersedes even that of political enmity.
@@RXY398 true music is one of the few things that unties everyone one good song can unite all peoples
@@demoman0 Indeed.
besides i think that the Argentinian version was made by some british, cause the Football team River Plate was made by some brits
More ironic is that River Plate fans wear shirts in the team's colour with the Falklands. River Plate's colours are those of the English flag.
The links aren't complete so I can't click them, I want the lyrics for Langer Wes Is Nach Wilhelmshaven, but I guess I'll have to get them manually
The links are actually complete, but UA-cam disabled them due to them revoking my channel's verificaton. I do apologize for the inconvenience.
*Edit: the links now function as intended.*
Here are the lyrics.
==[German]==
I.
Als im Jahre 16 auf dem großen weiten Meer,
Hochseeflotte fuhr nach Nord dem Tommy hinterher.
Fahren für den Kaiser das ist unsre höchste Ehr',
Sei der Feind auch zahlreich und der Dienst an Bord so schwer.
Chorus.
Langer Weg ist's nach Wilhelmshaven,
Langer Weg ist's hier raus.
Langer Weg ist's nach Wilhelmshaven,
Zu dem schönsten Schatz nach Haus.
Leb wohl du raue Nordsee,
Leb wohl Skagerrak.
Es ist ein langer Weg nach Wilhelmshaven,
Fährt heimwärts, das Wrack, Schnickschnack.
II.
Am 31, Mai da hieß es Schiff voraus,
Die Matrosen rannten aus den Kojen zum Deck rauf.
Dort am Horizont sieht jeder dann den schwarzen Rauch,
Und alle stimmten an das Lied denn das war so der Brauch.
III.
Als die Schlacht zu Ende war wir siegreich fuhren Heim,
Leuchtete für uns die Sonne ihren hellen Schein.
Manches Brit'sche Schiff versank durch unser stolzes Rohr,
Und alle die Matrosen sangen nun vereint im Chor:
==[English]==
I.
During the year '16, on the great vast sea,
The High Seas fleet sailed north, pursuing the Tommies.
Sailing for the Emperor is our highest honor,
Even if the enemy is innumerable, and the service strenuous.
Chorus.
It's a long way to Wilhelmshaven,
It's a long way out here.
It's a long, long way to Wilhelmshaven,
To the most beautiful sweetheart back home.
Farewell, tempestuous North Sea,
Farewell, Skagerrak.
It's a long way to Wilhelmshaven,
The wreck goes home, worthless.
II.
On the 31st of May, it was said: "Ship ahead!"
The sailors rushed from their bunks to the deck.
On the horizon, everyone spots the black smoke;
And everyone sang the song, as was custom.
III.
When the battle concluded, we returned home victorious;
The Sun illuminated its bright light for us.
Many British ships had been sunk because of our proud gun,
And all the sailors now sang united in a chorus.
I watched it because of the argentinian version, i didn´t imagine that it would be a football anthem
What did they use before the candle for light in Zimbabwe?
Lamps.
The Rhodesian version sounds very good.
There's also a Norwegian version "Dra til Skogs"
There is also an Estonian version.
m.ua-cam.com/video/cVCT5v9Edpg/v-deo.html&pp=ygUaTsO1bmRhIGthdWdlbCBvbiBtaW51IGtvZHU%3D
Nõnda kaugel on minu kodu
Thank you for the information.
I will have this translated sometime in the future.
¿Why does the Argentine version have a photo of River?
pq es el himno oficial de river, yo tampoco sabia que era basado en esa cancion JAJAJAJAJAJ
@@madmartin573 Eso esta XD
The Argentine version is just the River Plate Club hymn.
What better image to use than their club photo shoot.
World War One wolfenstien be like 11:52.
And Kaiserreich.
I love England but I think the song is Irish
AGUANTE RIVER. 9/12 BOBOSTERO
Versão brasileira
ua-cam.com/video/66viu10MDAU/v-deo.htmlsi=bIuIsU_gdVtz1ZMN
Thank you.
Now with more people submitting to me versions of Its a long way to Tipperary that I have missed, I will be making a part two of this video in the near future.
@@RXY398 ok
tambem tem a versão original 1933 da marcha do river plate
ua-cam.com/video/xbXkMmd_1oc/v-deo.htmlsi=vwveTz3rURiEZVEc
@@RXY398Don't forget the Norwegian one, "Dra Til Skogs"!
@@karelian-creations Thank you for the suggestion.
Though, I am quite unsure when the video will be out. I still have my own projects that I want to publish beforehand.
Do bear with the wait, I promise it will be out before 2024 ends.
Its a long way to Mukambara is clearly the best version
WHERE'S RIVERINA
@@misterbacyon3508 There is a version of It's a long way to Tipperary with that name?
@@misterbacyon3508 If so, do give me the details and the song link. I will be adding it to my next compilation.
I will give you a link mate
ua-cam.com/video/1sTut3wvQDE/v-deo.htmlsi=YjGSZVm6vFx0brg8
Rhodesia is the Real Long Way to Tipperary.
LONG LIVE RHODESIA!!
but Paddy'O Was The 1sthAttendant GEN MAHONEY #TryHimSELFResolutionsCase🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pardon me?
No 🇵🇭
Thus far, nobody has made a Filipino version of this song.
Also, do I happen to know you by any chance? Your name seems familiar.
We had a Filipino version in kindergarten in Manila in the early 70s but cannot remember the lyrics. Anyone??
Nobody says anything about the German flag. Just saying, that isn't our flag anymore. 🇩🇪 That's the right one
I know.
I used the era-appropriate flag for the song.
Du weißt aber schon das sich das "Geschichte" nennt oder? Die Flagge Japans auf dem Thumbnail ist auch von Japan nicht als Staatsflagge im benutz XD
@@RXY398 that's sounds reasonable
@@commandergreetv753 ja ich weiß. Das mit Japan ist mir tatsächlich nicht aufgefallen.
bro, you do know that Germany had that flag from 1871 to 1919
Aguante boca
I prefer the River Plate club. =P
aguante boca
Rhodesia sounds so good
The electric guitars sounds great
крым наш💅💅💅