Scotland the Brave - Scottish Military March

[fixinman]

Never mess with a country whose national sport is tossing utility poles.

[romgl]

A young lad from Scotland had to go to school far away from home.
There, he had a room with two other roommates.
After a while, his parents asked him how is life at school and how the other boys are.
He told them that in general all is good, but his mates were a little weird.
One of them had many, many pillows and was always sleeping buried under them all.
The other boy would scream in the middle of the night and then bang his head against the wall for hours and hours.
And what do you do? How do you cope? Asked his parents.
I don't really mind, he replied. I just ignore them and keep training in playing the bagpipes!

[IronDragon-]

I'm not even Scottish but I can't stop listening to the bagpipes. I freaking love them.

Something's wrong with me.

[RissaFirecat]

I am a Scot from the highlands, and this sings in my blood.

[ILoveMahCat]

My Grandmother was a West Highlands lass from the minute she was born to her last day and she always tried to get us to take interest in her country. Lost her this Sunday and it hurts to hear this song but it reminds me of her. Love my proud Scottish Granny to the moon and back 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿✝️

[tomasrikona]

I'm a Maori. Like many of us we have and are deeply proud of our Sottish heritage and ancestors. I dont care that some dont- I frickin love the bagpipes. Long live the brave of Scotland.

[bestpossibleworld]

Certainly "Scotland the Brave" is one of the most stirring martial instrumentals ever created. One can visualize Scottish units marching under the banner Briton on far flung battlefields with their bagpipes blaring engendering terror in the hearts of the enemy.

[TarasPatcevsky]

Greetings from Ukraine ! Glory to Scotland ¡🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇺🇦✊

[PowerfulTruth]

Love the photo. Love this rendition. Captures the Spirit of Scotland perfectly. Can’t wait to get back to Edinburgh and The Highlands. Magnificent Country and People. Should be a Trip on your Bucket List.

[JagNavBrett]

American but my great grandfather came from Aberdeen in 1902. Love my scottish heritage.

[gagemead]

Always loved the sound of bagpipes. The echoes always resonated with me. Proud of my Scottish blood. 🤘🏻

[TheWhoKnowsTheTruth]

50% here. Growing up my Gramps would always hum this song to me really low at first and then get louder and louder until we were both yelling it at full voice midway through with our eyes all wide and ablaze. I miss him so much. One of life’s greatest tragedies is that by the time you are old enough to have a meaningful conversation with your grandparents they are gone. Long Live Scotland the Brave.

[philschuler]

I was an officer in the Canadian military and march to Scotland The Brave with honour every time.

[kurtb]

I've been playing the pipes for nearly 52 years. If I had a dime for every time I played Scotland The Brave...

[JR-bjuf]

I am a crappy grade 4 piper but I love to see the smiles and the shining eyes whenever we play. There is nothing like a kilted piper to bring out the Scots in the middle of Texas!

[pepeproductions]

I’m English and I recognise that The Scots have very much been unrepresented in British politics and understand why they feel anger in the way the English treat them, we must do better as they really do put the ‘Great’ in Great Britain. Much love from me towards our brothers 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿♥️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[timedwards]

From Arizona Scott's heritage and proud of it. God bless Scottland. The first wind of God's freedom.

[vincenzodeleo]

This music is as wonderful as the land it comes from. I love Scotland

[annschrock]

When we were farming, and baling hay, if everything was running in the correct time, "Scotland the Brave" matched the tempo of all the machinery, tractor engine, wagons rocking and rattling ... with the big fly wheel and plunger on the baler matching the drum line ... good ol days ...

[darylwilliams]

Scotland the Brave. Preussens gloria. Two of my favourites.