'The Bonnie Blue Flag' - Confederate Army Marching Song [LYRICS]

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Description: "The Bonnie Blue Flag", also known as "We Are a Band of Brothers", is an 1861 marching song associated with the Confederate States of America. The words were written by the entertainer Harry McCarthy, with the melody taken from the song "The Irish Jaunting Car". The song's title refers to the unofficial first flag of the Confederacy, the Bonnie Blue Flag. The left flag on the sheet-music is the Bonnie Blue Flag.

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I think you misquoted 0:23 which sounded like "We gained by honest toil." which would make more sense in context.

jackwayne

Went to the Confederate Civil War museum in New Orleans last year. Learnt do much about the Confederacy. As well as hearing "The Bonnie Blue Flag" for the first time.

GlynisEdwards

"Fighting for our property" what kind of property, exactly?

Threxis

As a son of the south myself this is heritage not racism I wish people remembered that Im from texas

KevinCarpenter-qglz

Great work! Could you possibly do the Southern Wagon?

republicoftexas

In the Civil war, the Irish Helped the US so much they even fought both sides XD

J-

A fine catchy tune for people fighting for a terrible cause on the wrong side of history.

otrnam

You deserve more views than Ingen because of your wonderful montage style

-omarpasa

We're fighting for our mothers,
Our sisters and our wives,
For these and our country's rights,
We'd sacrifice our lives!

sakkra

"and vaginas in the fight!" 2:14

wjgthatsit

Day 4 of asking can you do god save the south plz

Kingslayer

Im proud to be a hillbilly and southern and 🇪🇸 i never be a friend with morroquen men and romania as a San Bernardino and hemeten and san Bernardino county and hemet was from the south in are history

DanLeo-pwuu

I've never herd "were fighting for our mothers, our sister's and our wife's" before

Pansexual_Pratt

If it was wrong in the past (and it was), and it is still seen as wrong now (which it is), then would not one's energy be better spent on
eliminating the slavery that exists today rather than decrying the slavery that was?

allenpinnix