Many many years ago I learned a different version of the chorus (which sounds more like something soldiers would sing): "Hurrah! Hurrah! We'll burn the bastards out! Hurrah! Hurrah! We put them all to rout! We took their pigs and cattle and we dumped their sauerkraut! While we were marching through Georgia!"
I learned the same version except it ended with “We stole their cotton, killed their cattle, made their wives and children shout! While we were marching through Georgia!"
The British Army would have stepped in and rolled America back over the border, the American Army even in the early 1860s couldn't have gone foot to foot with the British Army. Without a Civil War the US Army was weak but after the Civil War they came out as the Grand Army of the Hemisphere. Bottom line Canada would've been safe after the first few months of a war.
@@spencermurphy5796 You make a good point, but the British didn't wanna declare a war against the Union because they legit thought the Union could invade Canada. And were actually scared of their navy which is surprising for the British to be scared of a smaller nations navy. But I agree, I think the British woulda won if they had joined. Despite some tensions, the Union and The British Empire wanted to keep their borders at peace because they relied on one another for trade.
@@thescrout9831It would have just turned into a world war because Russia was threatening war to anyone who declared on the US. Probably the only time in history that Russia was a direct aid to the US.
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Many many years ago I learned a different version of the chorus (which sounds more like something soldiers would sing): "Hurrah! Hurrah! We'll burn the bastards out! Hurrah! Hurrah! We put them all to rout! We took their pigs and cattle and we dumped their sauerkraut! While we were marching through Georgia!"
I like that verse very much.
I learned the same version except it ended with “We stole their cotton, killed their cattle, made their wives and children shout! While we were marching through Georgia!"
The best and most complete version I've found on UA-cam.
Love you, 154th!!!!
Fantastic
good song, rousing rendition.
Awesome rendition
Excellent work! Love the pictures too!
アメリカ西部映画好きには、感動的な歌声ですね!
東京の中枢は丸の内ー
신대한국 독립군의 백만용사야. 조국의 부르심을 네가 아느냐. 삼천리 삼천만의 우리 동포들 건질 이 너와 나로다. 나가 나가 싸우러 나가. 나가 나가 싸우러 나가. 독립문의 자유종이 울릴 때까지 싸우러 나아가세.
I love this music but it was a terrible time.
Yes the slavery was terrible!
north and south FAUGHT CANADA WAS SAVED.
The British Army would have stepped in and rolled America back over the border, the American Army even in the early 1860s couldn't have gone foot to foot with the British Army. Without a Civil War the US Army was weak but after the Civil War they came out as the Grand Army of the Hemisphere. Bottom line Canada would've been safe after the first few months of a war.
@@spencermurphy5796 You make a good point, but the British didn't wanna declare a war against the Union because they legit thought the Union could invade Canada. And were actually scared of their navy which is surprising for the British to be scared of a smaller nations navy. But I agree, I think the British woulda won if they had joined. Despite some tensions, the Union and The British Empire wanted to keep their borders at peace because they relied on one another for trade.
@@thescrout9831 The US navy actually blew the English navy out of the water during 1812.
@@Mcgoo500 interesting
@@thescrout9831It would have just turned into a world war because Russia was threatening war to anyone who declared on the US. Probably the only time in history that Russia was a direct aid to the US.