The Army Song (with lyrics) performed by The United States Army Band

The Army Song, performed by The U.S. Army Band "Pershing's Own" and The U.S. Army Chorus. This is the short version of the song.

LYRICS:

Verse:
March along, sing our song, with the Army of the free.
Count the brave, count the true, who have fought to victory.
We’re the Army and proud of our name!
We’re the Army and proudly proclaim:

First Chorus:
First to fight for the right,
And to build the Nation’s might,
And the Army goes rolling along.
Proud of all we have done,
Fighting till the battle’s won,
And the Army goes rolling along.

Refrain:
Then it’s hi! hi! hey!
The Army’s on its way.
Count off the cadence loud and strong;
For where’er we go,
You will always know
That the Army goes rolling along.

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[babeshamwow]

When you’re in, you long for the day to get out. When your out, you reminisce like there’s no tomorrow.

[MayoSama]

Nobody:
Drill sergeant's: "THE ARMY SONG!"

[Rlflfofofoekekekrk]

I‘m a German soldier and I was at the US Army NCOA in Grafenwöhr last year. At the beginning it was a bit strange that they sung this song and spoke their NCO Creed every morning but after a few days I gave my best to sing and speek with the Americans 😅👌🏼 I really enjoyed the time with those guys. You Americans are definitively brave and proud soldiers 😉 Greetings from a German Engineer 🇩🇪

[tylerlongo]

BCT: the funnest thing you never wanna do again

[trixiepoontang]

There's no telling how many times I've sung this song.

[joeycolosimo]

if anyone is watching this before basic training good for you. And learn the Soldiers creed. I had to say the creed and sing this song every time before we ate at the defac

[AnthonyMaydayOfficial]

Well boys time to repeat this ‘till I can sing it by memory

[vilicrackpro]

Proudly memorizing this for Basic.
1 month ago Enlisted in the Texas Army National Guard as a Junior in High School (I am shipping on June and returning on August before school starts).

[sisterveronicayoung]

As a retired US Army Sergeant First Class and former bandsman (flute/piccolo) I always get excited and grateful when I hear this. God Bless America.

[EdwinTheBroken]

my Grandpa passed and he served in the military and we played this at his memorial.

[Bee-rnml]

Watching my fiancé graduate I didn't cry at all until they performed this song. I'm not sure why it brought me to tears but I simply can't get enough of it.

[venessaap]

My great grandfather enlisted in the us army at age 17 in 1953
My grandfather showed me his group photo with his fellow comrades
My great grandfathers cousins also enlisted in service
Respect and thank you for your service us army soldiers

[crystalcarlson]

Thank you to all the men and women who have served, and are currently serving in the Army.

[ФилиппВорона-фи]

I am russian and i love american people! Russia and USA-friends! We don t must be a enemies! Greetings from Russia to our brave american friends!

[jennifergaugler]

My mom was in the Army, She worked on helicopters. She was in a helicopter crash but lived. They landed in a tree, She broke her jaw, Busted her lip, And broke her arm but she still made it out. Happy veterans day! ❤💭💙

[spoderman]

Valley Forge, Custer's ranks,

San Juan Hill and Patton's tanks,

And the Army went rolling along.

Minute men from the start,

Always fighting from the heart,

And the Army keeps rolling along.

[daisybermeo]

Graduated basic training August 22 2019 💗

[frankmccann]

I'm 73 and I failed to report to Jacksonville a few years ago and I'm still here if you need me. Nice vocals. 😊

[michaelrichardson]

I guess I am a bit of an antique. I learned this as "The caissons go rolling along" and "It's Hi, Hi, He of the Field Artillery". I guess it was too specific to be the Army song.

[texasstep]

My dad was career Air Force, but I married a man whose Dad was Army, (34 years, ) and my husband also served in the Army. (My brother Tim, and my husband's brother Tim also both served in the Army.) Two of my uncles were Marines. My Dad and my uncles taught me various service songs when I was little. I could sing the Marines Hymn, Off We Go into the Wild Blue Yonder, and the Army Song by the time I got to first grade. But I learned the Army version with the caissons rolling along. In October of 2021, my husband and I attended the burial service of a Major General, a man who had been a decades-long friend to my in-laws and to my husband and I when we were stationed at the same post. His urn was brought in on a horse-drawn caisson. At the end of the service, the chaplain asked that we all sing the Army song. Most of us used the version with the caissons. It still worked, but many were surprised to learn it had been changed.