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"God Save the King - National Anthem of the United Kingdom God Save the King (Formerly God Save the Queen may she find peace) is the National Anthem of the United Kingdom and former Anthem of the Kingdom of Great Britain composed for King George II under the original lyrics of 'God Save our Gracious George' Although the melody is much older and more widely spread in French Prussian American Russian songs as well. UK God save the king God save the Queen hmtq hmtk United Kingdom Anthems Music Songs UK God save the king God save the Queen hmtq hmtk United Kingdom Anthems Music Songs"
YouTube Link 2023-02-07T19:17Z 31.9K followers, 418.4K engagements

"Kiss Me Goodnight Sergeant Major - British WW2 Song Kiss Me Goodnight Sergeant Major is a British WW2 song first written in [----] by Art Noel and Don Pelosi. Its lyrics recount a drunken Private Jones speaking to his Sergeant as if he was is his mother asking to be kissed goodnight and tucked into bed. From what I have seen it appears to have been a pretty popular satirical song during the war some footage is included here of the soldiers singing it themselves near the end. Recording done by the band Sods Opera I think around [----]. Uk Music Uk Music"
YouTube Link 2025-02-15T13:10Z 31.9K followers, 104.9K engagements

"'Comrades the Voices' - Party Anthem of the British Union of Fascists First of all: My intent here is strictly educational and does not promote or glorify fascist ideology. Skip here for song info: The song "Comrades the Voices" was the anthem of the British Union of Fascists (BUF) a far-right political party founded in [----] by Sir Oswald Mosley. The BUF aimed to establish a fascist state in Britain and espoused ideologies rooted in authoritarianism and nationalism. "Comrades the Voices" served as a rallying cry for the BUF and was often performed at party events and gatherings. It was"
YouTube Link 2023-07-10T17:53Z 31.9K followers, 85.3K engagements

"'Battle of the Falklands' - British Falklands War Song 'Battle of the Falklands' is a famous British naval battle song that commemorates the Falklands War in [----]. A conflict between the British and the Argentinians (Argies) after they invaded the islands. In the early 80s the Argentinian government launched a full scale offensive to occupy the Falkland Islands sending a large military force to the islands and even swore in their own governor of the Falklands which they had then called the Malvinas. They even went so far as to put up signs in Spanish and force traffic to drive on the other"
YouTube Link 2023-09-23T10:07Z 31.9K followers, 640.9K engagements

"'Cromwell Protector of the Realm' - Ulster Irish Pro Cromwell Song 'Cromwell Protector of the Realm' refers to the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland. Oliver Cromwell a key figure in the Parliamentarian forces led military campaigns in Ireland from [----] to [----]. The conquest aimed to subdue the Royalist supporters in Ireland and establish control over the Catholic population. Cromwell's campaign was marked by significant brutality especially during the sieges of Drogheda and Wexford in [----]. Thousands of civilians and soldiers were killed and the aftermath was characterized by widespread"
YouTube Link 2024-01-30T22:33Z 31.9K followers, 121.7K engagements

"'Rule Britannia' - British Patriotic Anthem Remastered 'Rule Britannia' is a British patriotic song that originated in [----]. The song's lyrics were written by James Thomson and set to music composed by Thomas Arne. It is often considered one of the most iconic and enduring patriotic songs in British culture. The song is typically performed in a grand and rousing manner invoking a sense of pride and national identity. The lyrics celebrate the maritime power and imperial might of Britain during a time when the British Empire was expanding its influence across the world. The title itself"
YouTube Link 2023-08-18T16:39Z 31.9K followers, 336.7K engagements

"'Hey Johnnie Cope' - Scottish Jacobite Song 'Hey Johnnie Cope' is a Scottish Jacobite song that commemorates the Battle of Prestonpans which took place on September [--] [----] during the last of the [--] Jacobite Risings. The Jacobites led by Charles Edward Stuart 'Bonnie Prince Charlie' faced the government forces led by Sir John Cope. The song is a taunting and celebratory piece that mocks John Cope for his perceived cowardice and the hasty retreat of the Hanoverian army. The battle was a significant victory for the Jacobites lasting only around [--] minutes and resulting in the rout of the"
YouTube Link 2024-01-10T23:26Z 31.9K followers, 172K engagements

"Hitler has only got one Ball - British WW2 Song Remastered Hitler has only got one Ball is a British patriotic song from the Second World War mocking German leadership. It was written in [----] by an unknown author. The songs lyrics mock prominent figures in Germany such as Hitler and Himmler. The recording of instrumentals is done by the French republican guard orchestra. The recording of the lyrics is done by Warren Fahey. I put the two in as close of a synchronisation as I can as the only other recordings of this song with lyrics and instruments I found were notoriously short or a non-usable"
YouTube Link 2024-11-15T20:37Z 31.9K followers, 198.5K engagements

"The Sinking of the Graf Spee - British WW2 Song The Sinking of the Graf Spee is a British song from the Second World War describing the scuttling and battle against the German ship named the Graf Spee. In [----] the Graf Spee would discover [--] British vessels in the south Atlantic and attempted to destroy them. The Spee would be fired on multiple times resulting in the loss of the parts of the ship needed to produce oil. The Graf Spee would flee to Uruguays capital Montevideo to try and repair herself but British intelligence managed to fool the captain and crew members of the ship into thinking"
YouTube Link 2025-07-26T15:22Z 31.9K followers, 28.6K engagements

"'By Order of The King' - British WW1 Song 'By Order of the King' is a World War I-era patriotic song that gained popularity during the war in Britain. The song's lyrics were composed by Albert E. McNutt and the music from M.F. Kelly. A couple sources say it was first published in [----] before becoming a widely recognized and beloved anthem during the conflict. The song is a poignant tribute to the soldiers who were called to serve in the war emphasising duty and sacrifice for the nation. Its lyrics depict a sense of duty and honour in response to the call for service by the King. This call to"
YouTube Link 2023-10-30T13:52Z 31.5K followers, 41.2K engagements

"'Rule Britannia' - British Patriotic Song [----] Recording "Rule Britannia" is a British patriotic song that has become an emblematic piece of British music. Its origins date back to [----] when it was composed by Thomas Arne as part of the masque "Alfred." However the [----] version of the song often referred to as the "Great War version" carries significant historical and cultural significance. During the First World War (1914-1918) "Rule Britannia" took on a renewed relevance as a symbol of British national identity and patriotism. The song served as an anthem evoking sentiments of pride unity"
YouTube Link 2023-07-08T00:31Z 31.6K followers, 14.6K engagements

"Something To Sing About - Canadian Patriotic Song Belated Canada Day Special Something To Sing About is a Canadian patriotic song written in [----] by Oscar Brand. The songs lyrics each describe a different region and province of Canada from Newfoundland to Victoria Toronto to Nunavut. The song became very popular and even was a contender to become the first official national anthem of Canada. This recording was done by The Travellers unsure of the year. Canada day Canada day"
YouTube Link 2025-07-02T16:15Z 31.9K followers, [----] engagements

"Hey Then Up Go We - English Satirical Song Civil War Hey Then Up Go We is an English satirical song from the first English Civil War published in [----]. The song was written to mock the the Roundhead and Puritan causes each verse describing some at the time egregious acts of a puritan government such as tearing down churches closing universities or even forcing nobility and the common man to bend the knee alike. Of course I dont believe the author knew how accurate his song would end up being. This recording was done by the City Waites Uk British Satire Civil war Music Uk British Satire Civil"
YouTube Link 2026-01-26T21:09Z 31.9K followers, [----] engagements

"My Bomber Lies Over the Ocean - British WW2 Song My Bomber Lies Over The Ocean is a song parody of My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean recounting a flight over the English Channel searching for non existent enemy ships. It was apparently popular with Squadron [---] who aided in supporting D-Day and the liberation of the lowlands. Recording by Sods Opera Uk Uk"
YouTube Link 2025-10-12T18:39Z 31.9K followers, 16.6K engagements

"The D-Day Dodgers - British WW2 Song The D-Day Dodgers is a song recounting the career of soldiers in the invasion of Italy supposedly the term was made popular by MP Nancy Astor being an arguable worse front than in Normandy the song took to be a favourite of troops. The original was written by a Harry Pynn but many versions came around. Recording by Sods Opera Uk World war [--] Music Uk World war [--] Music"
YouTube Link 2025-08-26T19:15Z 31.9K followers, 101K engagements

"'Wha Wadna fecht for Cherlie' - Scottish Jacobite Song 'Wha Wadna Fecht for Cherlie' is a Scottish Jacobite song about the [----] jacobite rising. The words to song's first documentation is not until [--] years later in 'Jacobite Relics of Scotland' by James Hogg in the early 1820s the lyrics origin is unknown the melody comes from an older song. The [----] Jacobite Rising also known as the '45 was a rebellion led by Charles Stuart 'Bonnie Prince Charlie'. It aimed to restore the exiled Stuart monarchy to the British throne. The Jacobites won victories early like in Prestonpans. After the utter"
YouTube Link 2024-01-14T00:29Z 31.9K followers, 182.1K engagements

"The Firth of Forth - British WW2 Song (I have re-uploaded this video with corrected lyrics) The Firth of Forth is a British WW2 song of unknown origin. The song has no definitive writer or date of origin from what I have read it seems to have started as just a general song sung by RAF airmen during the war rather than a composition. The lyrics talk about the rather horrid conditions of flying with damaged aeroplanes bad weather cold days. The obvious lyrical consistency is the almost constant usage of the work fuck. Of note the second verse sung appears to be an anachronism from the 90s when"
YouTube Link 2025-01-23T19:00Z 31.9K followers, 254.8K engagements

"Rule Britannia - Original [----] Version of the song 'Rule Britannia' was composed by James Thomson a Scottish poet and set to music by Thomas Arne an English composer. The original version of the song was written as a patriotic poem called "Alfred" for a masque titled 'Alfred a Masque' which celebrated the hero King Alfred the Great. The lyrics of the [----] version of "Rule Britannia" emphasises the idea of Britain's supremacy and its destiny as a dominant maritime nation. The song presents a historical narrative praising Britain's rise as a naval power and emphasising its freedom and refusal"
YouTube Link 2023-06-17T03:27Z 31.9K followers, 931.7K engagements

"'I havent seen old Hitler' - British WW2 Song 'I haven't seen old Hitler' is a British song about the closing events of the Second World War when we were fighting back the Germans and liberating France. The earliest recording of the song I could find is from [----] so I am unsure if the song is contemporary from the war or an anachronism from later on. england scotland wales ireland russia prussia jerusalem africa america germany british britain ww2 world war [--] royal army raf united kingdom uk song music england scotland wales ireland russia prussia jerusalem africa america germany british"
YouTube Link 2023-10-11T14:56Z 31.9K followers, 2.1M engagements

"'The Wee German Lairdie' - Scottish Jacobite Song 'The Wee German Lairdie' is a Scottish Jacobite song that originated during the 18th century around the time of the [----] Jacobite uprising. The Jacobite cause was made up from supporters of the exiled Stuart monarchy and opposed the Hanoverian rulers. The song reflects the sentiments of the Jacobite movement and their discontent with the Hanoverian rule. The 'Wee German' is a reference to King George I who was elector of Hanover and criticised by the Jacobite supporters as a foreign ruler. The lyrics of the song express a combination of"
YouTube Link 2023-12-14T23:19Z 31.9K followers, 152.7K engagements

"'Eliza is the Fairest Queen' - English Royalist Song 'Eliza Is the Fairest Queen' is a tribute to Elizabeth I by Edward Johnson in the latter half of the 16th century. Queen Elizabeth I of England ruled from [----] to [----] marking one of the most iconic periods in English history known as the Elizabethan era. Renowned for her political acumen charisma and intelligence. Elizabeth I also fostered a flourishing cultural environment supporting the arts and literature. These lyrics express admiration and loyalty towards Queen Elizabeth I referred to as Eliza. The song praises her as the fairest"
YouTube Link 2024-02-12T21:06Z 31.9K followers, 16.9K engagements

"'Hitler has only got one ball' - British WW2 Song 'Hitler Has Only Got One Ball.' Is a British wartime song sometimes known as "Goring Has Two But Very Small" was a humorous and satirical song from World War II. It is a product of British wartime propaganda and was used to mock Adolf Hitler and other high-ranking Nazis. The song's lyrics were sung in a light-hearted and mocking manner making fun of Hitler's physical attributes and suggesting that he had only one testicle. One of the reasons it was written was to twist the idea of a 'real man' which was used for propaganda in Nazi Germany to"
YouTube Link 2023-10-12T02:10Z 31.9K followers, 1.4M engagements

"Land of the Silver Birch - Canadian Patriotic Song Land of the Silver Birch is a Canadian patriotic song from the early 20th century. It song itself seems not to have been written by one person and its various recordings all have slightly different verses. It supposedly came about as a folk song sometime in the 1920s. Its lyrics speak about the landscapes of Canada and the singers longing to return to the Canadian familiarly. Recording done by the Everglades Legacy Choir unsure of the year. Music Folk Music Folk"
YouTube Link 2025-01-31T17:09Z 31.9K followers, 85.1K engagements

"Britons Strike Home - British Patriotic Song Britons Strike Home is a British patriotic song originally written in [----] by Henry Purcell. It was for a theatrical production about Queen Boudicca of the Iceni. Originally intended as a rallying cry for Britons against the romans in the threatre yet the song became popular as a patriotic song itself. With the song being sung in naval and land battles all the way up to the 19th century in the battle of Trafalgar. The song was revived during the Napoleonic wars gaining new lyrics and verses in [----] singing of protecting freedom and Britain from"
YouTube Link 2024-07-03T20:26Z 12.4K followers, [----] engagements

"'God Save the King' - British National Anthem 'God Save the King" is the national anthem of the United Kingdom. The anthem's lyrical origins can be traced back to the early 18th century and it has undergone various modifications over time. The original anthem known as "God Save great George our King" was first publicly performed in London in [----] during the last Jacobite rebellion. The tune of 'God Save the King' is remarkably similar to works of John Bull a renowned English composer and organist of the late 16th and early 17th centuries. However the exact origin of the melody is somewhat"
YouTube Link 2024-02-07T16:33Z 21.1K followers, 79.6K engagements

"Come On Chaps - British WW2 Song Come On Chaps is a humorous song that never sings what seems to be coming up cutting off lines with implied lyrics by starting new verses. There appears to have been no single author as many British songs from the war arose as chants or made up songs by soldiers sailors and everyone else to pass time. This recording is done by Sods Opera sometime in the 1990s. Uk Music Funny Uk Music Funny"
YouTube Link 2025-06-28T16:20Z 31.9K followers, 33.9K engagements

"See How Cawoods Dragon Looks - English Civil War Song See How Cawoods Dragon Looks is an English Civil War song from [----] written by royalist composer and soldier William Lawes. Cawood is a small village south of the city of York. Lawes would write music for the English court starting the 1630s eventually joining the Kings army following war in [----]. He wrote this song after the fall of Cawood Castle in the Siege of York by parliamentarian forces. Lawes would die in September of [----] in battle. He was posthumously named the Father of Music by King Charles I. Recording done by The Ebor Singers"
YouTube Link 2025-05-09T16:29Z 31.9K followers, [----] engagements

"It's A Mad World My Masters - English Civil War Song Corrected lyrics 'Its a Mad World My Masters' is a song referring to The English Civil War and the roundhead cause in England. The Civil War took place between [----] and [----] beginning with the supporters of a stronger monarchy Cavaliers against the those who wanted the kings power restricted Roundheads. I am unsure if this song is from the civil war or merely about it and written at a later date as the source for text online is from the Kings Pamphlets from the British Museum. The Roundheads led by Oliver Cromwell in the latter stages of"
YouTube Link 2025-10-04T15:35Z 31.9K followers, 10.1K engagements

"See the Conquering Hero Comes - British Patriotic Song See the conquering hero comes is a British patriotic song written by George Friedrich Handel from [----]. The song refers to the British who fought the Jacobites in the uprising of [----]. Its lyrics refer to a stylistic form of war the conquering hero and the British Empire in its various forms. Im unsure where this recording is originally form"
YouTube Link 2024-05-13T12:55Z 11.3K followers, [----] engagements

"Sur LEntre de Louis XIII Paris - French Royalist Song Sur LEntre de Louis XIII Paris is a French royalist song supposedly dating back to [----] being allegedly written shortly after King Louis XIII entered the city in December of [----]. The song tells of the aftermath of the siege of La Rochelle and a procession by the King from Pariss Palace Royale to the Louvre (palace not museum) ending with a display of fireworks over the Seine. This song is in late Middle French not modern French so has different spellings and pronunciations. There are no English translations I could find online so did my"
YouTube Link 2025-08-15T22:52Z 31.9K followers, [----] engagements

"God Bless His Majesty - English Royalist Song 'God Bless His Majesty' is an English royalist song celebrating the restoration of Charles II to the English throne. The song itself has no author nor title merely being an anonymous set of lyrics from the 17th century. The restoration took place in [----] after the dissolution of the Commonwealth of England a short lived country under the dictatorship of Oliver Cromwell. Charles II's return marked the reestablishment of the monarchy. The song itself refers to loyalty to the returned King. The lyrics although thy stocking be made of silk thy knee"
YouTube Link 2024-08-20T18:44Z 31.9K followers, 49.2K engagements

"'It's a mad world my masters' - English Civil War Song 'Its a mad world my masters' is a song referring to The English Civil War and the roundhead cause in England. The Civil War took place between [----] and [----] beginning with the supporters of a stronger monarchy Cavaliers against the those who wanted the kings power restricted Roundheads. The Roundheads led by Oliver Cromwell in the latter stages of war turned to republicanism after failing to limit the power of the King. After a series of battles the Parliamentarians emerged victorious leading to the execution of King Charles I in [----] and"
YouTube Link 2024-01-26T06:24Z 16.2K followers, 92K engagements

"Mirie it is While Sumer Ilast - English Folk Song Oldest Surviving English Song Mirie it is While Sumer Ilast is a mediaeval English folk song from the beginning of the 1200s written in Middle English written in the Midlands. The song itself talks about the life during the Summer months hearing birds watching the wind and the weather before criticising the long nights and blasting wind. The song almost certainly had more verses when it was written but they have been lost. Additionally the word fast isnt from the original document as it was damaged. Fast is the usual word for rhyming with"
YouTube Link 2025-07-18T16:01Z 31.9K followers, 20K engagements

"'God Save The Queen' - [----] Queen Victoria Recording 'God Save the Queen' is the national anthem of the United Kingdom and has historical significance as one of the oldest national anthems in the world. The song's origins and lyrics can be traced back to the early 18th century with its melody likely being based on an old Elizabethan tune. The lyrics of the anthem were written to celebrate the British monarch and express loyalty to the reigning sovereign. The first-ever recording of "God Save the Queen" took place in [----]. During that time recorded music was still a relatively new technology"
YouTube Link 2023-08-15T15:03Z 22.4K followers, [----] engagements

"Exaltation of King James - English Royalist Song 'Exaltation of King James' is an English royalist song celebrating King James II's reign. The song does appear to have written during his reign as its in a few 17th century songbooks. James who reigned over England and Scotland from [----] to [----] attempted to increase the power of the monarchy and grant religious freedom to Catholics. His reign ultimately led to his dethroning in [----]. His Anglican daughter Mary and her husband would take the thrones of England and Scotland as Mary II and William III. Recording done by the band Strawhead I dont"
YouTube Link 2024-08-16T17:21Z 31.9K followers, 17.7K engagements

"Imagine Me In The Maginot Line - British WW2 Song Imagine Me In The Maginot Line is a song by George Formby about being a soldier in France on the border with Germany the Maginot Line. The song is light hearted and cheery and was immensely popular until the German invasion and the Fall of France where the song was quickly forgotten. Recording by George Formby. United Kingdom Music United Kingdom Music"
YouTube Link 2025-04-16T19:52Z 31.9K followers, 37.7K engagements

"Rolandskvadet Norwegian Ballad of Roland Rolandskvadet is a Norwegian ballad that tells the story of Roland a legendary Frankish hero who fought alongside Charlemagne in the Battle of Roncevaux Pass in [---]. The ballad also known as the Song of Roland or the Ballad of Roland is believed to have originated in the 13th century making it one of the oldest surviving ballads in Norway. The ballad's narrative follows Roland and his companions as they embark on their journey from France to Spain to engage in battle with the Saracens. Along the way they encounter various challenges and obstacles"
YouTube Link 2023-03-13T23:20Z 25.9K followers, 24.1K engagements

"We Are The Boys - British WW2 Song We Are The Boys is a British song from the war about being in the army with satirical memories of missed shots in training or being so scared in combat that they had froze amongst other things. The origin might be from a Ron East the song was apparently documented in Oxfordshire in the early 40s. Recording done by Sods Opera in 1995"
YouTube Link 2025-07-09T16:30Z 31.9K followers, 84.8K engagements

"'The Queens Alman' - English Court music (James VI & I Version) 'The Queen's Alman' was a very popular piece of court music composed by the renowned English composer William Byrd during the reigns of either Elizabeth I or James VI & I. Byrd considered one of the most important composers of the Elizabethan era lived from around [----] to [----] and was known for his contributions to various genres of music including sacred choral works keyboard music and instrumental compositions. 'Queen's Alman' is an alman a popular dance form during the period characterised by its moderate tempo and distinctive"
YouTube Link 2023-06-09T02:34Z 16.1K followers, [----] engagements

"1 Hour of British World War [--] Songs 20K Special Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:10 - God Save the King (c. [----] r. 1940) 3:07 - Land of Hope and Glory (c. [----] r. 1941) 6:43 - We'll Meet Again (c. 1939) 9:44 - The White Cliffs of Dover (c. 1941) 12:38 - When They Sound The Last All Clear (c. 1941) 16:02 - There'll Always Be An England (c. 1939) 19:18 - Wish Me Luck As You Wave Me Goodbye (c. 1939) 22:23 - The King Is Still In London (c. 1941) 25:21 - My Bomber Lies Over The Ocean (c. 1942) 27:12 - The D-Day Dodgers (c. 1944) 31:07 - The Ballad Of Wadi Maktilla (c. 1940) 34:02 - Tins (c. 1941)"
YouTube Link 2025-03-07T17:23Z 31.9K followers, 23K engagements

"Keep the Home Fires Burning - British WW1 Song Keep the Home Fires Burning is a British song from World War One by Ivor Novello with lyrics by Lena Guilbert Ford it was written during [----] in the first year of the start of the war. Its lyrics recount life at home and wishing farewells to the armed forces as they go off to Europe to battle the Germans. Im unsure where this recording is from. Uk Music Uk Music"
YouTube Link 2024-11-05T18:48Z 31.9K followers, 11.7K engagements

"Therell Always Be An England - British WW2 Song There'll Always Be An England is and was a very popular song from the Second World War written by Hugh Charles and Ross Parker in [----] it sings of England that no matter what may befall her England shall exist. Recording done by Billy Cotton. Uk Music Uk Music"
YouTube Link 2025-05-18T18:10Z 31.9K followers, 33.5K engagements

"Heres a health unto his Majesty King Charles. #britishhistory #charlesiii #edit #monarchy #patriotism"
YouTube Link 2025-09-29T17:56Z 31.9K followers, [----] engagements

"Sir Winston Churchill - Trinidad & British Patriotic Song Sir Winston Churchill is a song praising British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. It was written by Trinidad Egbert Moore (Lord Beginner) sometime between [----] and the mid 60s. The songs lyrics praise Churchill as a great PM and a beacon of the world for freedom and greatness. The first verse addresses his resignation as prime minister in [----] and his popular image. The second verse addresses his role during the Second World War and the triumph of Britain over Germany. The third verse speaks of his childhood education and jobs."
YouTube Link 2025-01-06T20:21Z 31.9K followers, 19.1K engagements

"Come Shake Your Dull Noodles - American Loyalist Song Come Shake Your Dull Noodles is an American loyalist song written in [----] as a counter to the so called Liberty Song and the actions of the Sons of Liberty in Boston. The Liberty Song used the melody of the British naval anthem Heart of Oak and had its verses supporting the ideas of American freedom and clearly liberty. This piece is also known as A Parody of the Well-Known Liberty Song. This song was published in the Boston Gazzette on the 26th of September [----] supposedly coming from a Castle William a fort in Boston. It mocks the"
YouTube Link 2025-08-09T15:21Z 31.9K followers, [----] engagements

"'We'll Never Let the the Old Flag Fall' - British WW1 Song 'We'll Never Let the Old Flag Fall' is a patriotic and morale-boosting song that emerged during World War I. It was popular among British troops and civilians alike serving as an anthem of unity and determination during the challenging times of the war. The song conveyed a strong sense of national pride and resolve to defend Britain and its values. The lyrics of the song celebrate the British flag and king symbolizing the nation's strength and resilience in the face of adversity. It often portrayed a commitment to standing firm to"
YouTube Link 2023-09-10T01:55Z 16.2K followers, 15.7K engagements

"'The Red Flag' - Anthem of the British Labour Party 'The Red Flag' is a song associated with the British Labour Party. It was written by James Connell in [----] and has since become a symbol of the party's values and the broader labour movement in the United Kingdom. 'The Red Flag' is often sung at Labour Party events and rallies and is seen as a symbol of the party's commitment to social justice and workers' rights"
YouTube Link 2023-10-21T16:47Z 21.4K followers, 37.2K engagements

"God Save the King - [----] WW2 Recording 'God Save the King is the national anthem of the United Kingdom. The anthem's lyrics date back to [----] being written in support of George II against the Jacobite rebellion that arose in Scotland under Charles Stuart Bonnie Prince Charlie. The original version mentioned George by name and was changed in [----] and [----] with the ascensions of William IV and later Queen Victoria the later being the first God Save the Queen. During the Second World War the song was played much more often as Britons fought with the nazis and experienced the blitz during the"
YouTube Link 2025-09-25T16:15Z 31.9K followers, 19.3K engagements

"Evolution of 'God Save the King' [----] - [----] 1K Special 4K 'God Save the King' gained popularity during the reign of King George II (1727-1760) and became the anthem of Great Britain. A song of loyalty and patriotism to the king with the original lyrics mentioning the name 'George' prominently in the verses. It wasn't until the reign of his grandson King George III (1760-1820) that the song became more associated with the growing British Empire. During the reign of King George IV (1820-1830) the song remained unchanged and was the last time the original was used for the anthem. William IV's"
YouTube Link 2023-05-11T16:23Z 27.1K followers, 732.6K engagements

"Canada Mon Pays Mes Amours - Canadian Patriotic Song Canada Mon Pays Mes Amours is a Canadian patriotic song in French written by George-tienne Cartier in [----] for the founding of the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Society which was created to maintain Quebecois rights and autonomy in Upper and Lower Canada. The songs lyrics refer to the beauty of Canada and the lively atmosphere of its peoples. Im unsure who sung this recording. Quebec Music Quebec Music"
YouTube Link 2025-06-20T18:50Z 31.9K followers, [----] engagements

"'Scots Wha Hae' - Scottish Patriotic Song St. Andrews Day Special 'Scots Wha Hae' is a patriotic song that's tune dates back to the 14th century and it's lyrics to the Scottish national hero Robert Burns. The title is derived from the Scots language and translates to "Scots Who Have." The song is closely associated with the Wars of Scottish Independence particularly the Battle of Bannockburn in [----] where the Scots led by Robert the Bruce achieved a significant victory over the English. The lyrics of "Scots Wha Hae" are a rallying cry for Scottish independence and depict a speech by Robert"
YouTube Link 2023-11-30T15:47Z 28.4K followers, 27.3K engagements

"Land of Hope and Glory - [----] WW2 Recording 'Land of Hope and Glory' is a British patriotic anthem written in [----] by Arthur Benson with the music being composed by Edward Elgar in [----]. The song's lyrics about the ever expanding glory of the United Kingdom quickly made it rise to becoming one of the most popular patriotic songs alongside Rule Britannia and the like. During the Second World War it had similar fame being sung by stars like Vera Lynn to boost morale. This recording was done by Jeanette MacDonald in 1941"
YouTube Link 2025-06-01T21:47Z 31.9K followers, [----] engagements

"French Royalist Medley - Vive Henri IV & Vive Le Roi This lovely medley was sung by Choeur Montjoie Saint Denis this French Royalist Medley is a combination of two separate songs Vive Henri IV from [----] which served as a semi-official anthem of the Kingdom of France and Vive Le Roi from [----] supporting the return of Louis XVIII and Bourbon rule. Below is the info for both songs. Vive Henri IV: Vive Henri IV was the national anthem of the Kingdom of France between 1590-1792. Its melody has been played since at least [----] where it was a Christmas song. In [----] it appears into a book of dance"
YouTube Link 2025-04-07T16:50Z 31.9K followers, 17.6K engagements

"'Whall be king but Charlie' - Scottish Jacobite Song 'Wha'll Be King But Charlie' is a Scottish Jacobite song that dates back to the 18th century. The song expresses support for Charles Edward Stuart commonly known as Bonnie Prince Charlie who led the Jacobite uprising in [----] in an attempt to restore the exiled Stuart monarchy to the British throne. The lyrics of the song reflect the sentiments of those who were loyal to the Jacobite cause and Charles Stuart. The title itself is a rhetorical question challenging the legitimacy of the Hanoverian rulers and stating that Charles is the rightful"
YouTube Link 2023-12-12T22:01Z 28.7K followers, 83.2K engagements

"'Hot Stuff' - British [--] Years War Song 'Hot Stuff' is a British song written by Ned Botwood referring to the [--] years war and the campaigns in Quebec and Acadia during the 1750s. General James Wolfe led a successful siege of Quebec City in [----] ending in the Battle of Quebec and the closing theatre of the American war. The British secured a pivotal victory leading to the fall of French Quebec and solidifying control over Canada. In Acadia and the Saint Lawrence the British captured of Louisbourg in [----] and many operations in Acadia along with the raiding of French outposts and ships up the"
YouTube Link 2024-03-05T20:30Z 30.3K followers, 44.6K engagements

"Song history of 'God Save The King' in [--] seconds"
YouTube Link 2023-06-17T06:12Z 30.1K followers, 40.1K engagements

"'Rule Britannia' - British Patriotic song "Rule Britannia" is a British patriotic song first performed in [----]. Quickly it became a popular song in Britain particularly in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The song is often associated with British naval power and the British Empire. The lyrics of "Rule Britannia" celebrate Britain's maritime history and its role in shaping the world. The opening lines "When Britain first at Heaven's command / Arose from out the azure main" describe the mythical origins of Britain as a chosen land with a divine mission. The song goes on to praise British"
YouTube Link 2023-02-23T01:11Z 29.7K followers, 145.1K engagements

"'God Save the Queen' - A Tribute to Queen Elizabeth II "God Save the Queen" is the former national anthem of the United Kingdom. Elizabeth II ascended to the throne on the 6th of February [----] and ended her reign on the 8th of September [----] [--] years of singing God Save the Queen concluding as well. She was a shining symbol of the unity and continuity of our great solemn nation. God Save the Queen has grown such a familiar sound since St. Edwards crown was placed upon her head in [----] trooping the colour the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace the opening of Parliament sporting events"
YouTube Link 2023-09-08T14:10Z 30.7K followers, 224.1K engagements

"Secord's Warning - Canadian Patriotic Song Secords Warning is a Canadian patriotic song written in [----] by Joe Grant recounting the life of Laura Secord. The lyrics first sing of her birth and moving to British Canada before her journey to warn Colonel FitzGibbon of a planned American attack. On the 21st of June [----] American soldiers were dining in her home speaking about their own surprise offensive which Secord overhead. As her husband James Secord was injured from fighting in the Battle of Queenston Heights she set off for FitzGibbons camp on the 22nd. She then walked [--] kilometres"
YouTube Link 2025-02-23T18:36Z 31.9K followers, 35.7K engagements

"Song history of 'Rule Britannia' in [--] seconds"
YouTube Link 2023-06-14T15:52Z 30.3K followers, 86.7K engagements

"God Save the King - National Anthem of the United Kingdom Charles III Coronation Special "God Save the King" is the national anthem traditionally used in the United Kingdom and in some of its territories. The song's lyrics were first published in [----] during the reign of King George II but the current lyrics of the anthem has been used since the accession of Queen Victoria in [----] with different pronouns for the gender of the monarch. Long Live Charles III"
YouTube Link 2023-05-06T14:30Z 30.6K followers, 75.8K engagements

"Twa Recruiting Sergeants - British Patriotic Song 'Twa Recruiting Sergeants' is a British patriotic song a version with lyrics in the Scots languge of the English song 'Over the Hills and Far Away' that was written and rewritten with different lyrics between [----] and [----]. This version appears close to the latter English versions with the Scots Through Gibraltar tae France and Spain line the same as the English one. Please know that the English translation is a bit semantic. Recording done by the band called Gaberlunzie Soctland Scottish Music Uk Soctland Scottish Music Uk"
YouTube Link 2024-11-09T17:40Z 31.9K followers, 39.7K engagements

"Verify your clock - TNO Anthem of the Holy Russian Empire (Fiction) Verify Your Clock is a song featured in the mod The New Order: Last Days of Europe for the grand strategy game Hearts of Iron [--] "Verify Your Clock" is used as dystopian satire in the context of the game reflecting the bleak and oppressive atmosphere of "The New Order" mod. The nation state wants listeners to "verify their clock" a metaphor for blindly accepting the propaganda and lies spread by the authoritarian regimes that dominate the world of the mod"
YouTube Link 2023-03-11T19:25Z 29.5K followers, 320.6K engagements

"Tins - British WW2 Song Tins is a song originally sung by British soldiers stationed in Iceland in [----] where tins had become commonplace to be used for everything be it construction or storage. The exact origin is unknown. Recording by Sods Opera Uk Music Uk Music"
YouTube Link 2026-01-01T21:10Z 31.9K followers, [----] engagements

"Rhyfelgyrch Gwr Harlech' - Welsh Patriotic Song Saint David's Day Special Rhyfelgyrch Gwr Harlech' or Men of Harlech is a Welsh patriotic song dating back to at least the mid 18th century with its first publications being in [----] and [----] the former a tune and the latter with lyrics. The song is meant to recount the Lancaster hold out in Harlech Castle during the War of the Roses when Dafydd ap Ieuan unrelentingly didnt surrender during the seven year siege of the castle by the Yorkists the most lengthy siege ever in three British Isles. The song became very popular in Wales in the 19th and"
YouTube Link 2025-03-02T12:50Z 31.9K followers, 10.2K engagements

"Run Adolf Run - British WW2 Song Run Adolf Run is a song parody of the song Run Rabbit Run from [----] by Noel Gay and Ralph Butler. Following the outbreak of war the song took on the lyrics of Run Adolf as a mockery of Germany it was a famous song soon enough with the populace. Recording done by Jack Hylthon and Arthur Askey. Second world war Music Uk Second world war Music Uk"
YouTube Link 2025-03-28T18:11Z 31.9K followers, 179.4K engagements

"Heres a health unto his Majesty King Charles. #britishhistory #charlesiii #edit #monarchy #patriotism"
YouTube Link 2025-09-29T17:56Z 31.9K followers, [----] engagements

"The Roast Beef of Old England - English Patriotic Song The Roast Beef of Old England is an English patriotic song written in [----] by Englishman Henry Fielding. The lyrics recount the lives of the English through the ages that the roast beef makes England mighty that the peoples ancestors were the ones to triumph over the Spanish Armada and the foes of England. The song would become quite popular in Georgian England getting more verses and increased attention through the 18th century. Recording done by John Donaldson. Christmas Carol Hymn British Uk Christmas Carol Hymn British Uk"
YouTube Link 2024-12-25T22:28Z 31.9K followers, 13.3K engagements

"We'll Meet Again - British WW2 Song Remastered 'We'll Meet Again' is a British patriotic song written by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles in [----]. Vera Lynn recorded the song in [----] and the words of hope within the lyrics led the song's popularity to take off. It became massively known in Britain the staple war-song performed at large military gatherings or simply by families dealing with war. Recording done by Vera Lynn unsure of the year. Uk Music Ww2 Uk Music Ww2"
YouTube Link 2024-12-16T22:30Z 31.9K followers, 22K engagements

"Hail Caledonia - Scottish Patriotic Song Saint Andrew's Day Special Hail Caledonia is a Scottish Patriotic song written in [----] by Hugh Ogilvieby. The name Caledonia comes from the Roman Empire which called all land north of the Antonine Wall and the Forth river based on meeting a tribe in the highlands of Scotland the Caledonii. The songs lyrics recount the beauty of Scotland and how it calls every Scotsman home as a land of heros and gallantry. Recording done by Kenneth McKellar from an unknown year. Scotland forever Music Uk British Saint andrew Scotland forever Music Uk British Saint"
YouTube Link 2024-11-30T17:15Z 31.9K followers, 11K engagements

"Out in the Middle East - British WW2 Song Out in the Middle East is a British World War [--] song written in [----] by George Formby an English songwriter actor and comedian. The songs lyrics satirically recount the contents of a letter about the career of a soldier stationed in the allied Middle East it mentions the people food temperature and scenery. Recording done by Formby sometime in the 40s. Uk Music World war [--] Uk Music World war 2"
YouTube Link 2024-11-27T21:01Z 31.9K followers, 88.5K engagements

"Canada - Canadian Patriotic Song Canada is a Canadian patriotic song writing in [----] by Robert Gimby. It was written in celebration of the [---] year anniversary of Canadian confederation the Canadian centennial. The song has two different versions one in English and one in French though both versions have verses in the other language. The one shown here is the English one. The lyrics celebrate Canada and make odes to well known French and English songs. Recording done by the Young Canada Singers in [----]. Music Quebec Expo [--] Music Quebec Expo 67"
YouTube Link 2024-10-10T16:27Z 31.9K followers, 36.2K engagements

"I Love you Canada - Canadian WW1 Song I Love you Canada is a Canadian patriotic song written in [----] during the First World War by Morris Manley and Kenneth McInnis. It recounts life as a soldier in Europe during the war longing for the pleasures and beauty of the Canadian country. From what I gather the song appeared to be quite popular during the war. Im unsure who this recording is originally made by though it does come from the CBC. Maple leaf Patriotic Great war Music Maple leaf Patriotic Great war Music"
YouTube Link 2024-10-02T19:03Z 31.9K followers, 18.6K engagements

"The Washing on the Siegfried Line - British WW2 Song The Washing on the Siegfried Line is a British patriotic song from the Second World War written in [----] by Irishmen James Kennedy. The Siegfried Line being a long line of fortifications along the western edge of Germany. The song would become immensely popular and pick up more lyrics and verses as the war progressed. Leslie Sarony and Leslie Holmes would later add another verse beginning with Everybodys mucking in and doing their job. The song is sometimes titled with the words were going to hang out added. Im unsure who this recording is"
YouTube Link 2024-09-26T18:27Z 31.9K followers, 25.5K engagements

"The Lads in Navy Blue - British Patriotic Song The Lads in Navy Blue is a British patriotic song written in [----] by Frank Dean under the pen name Harry Dacre. The lyrics recount the prominence of the British army in music and patriotism over the Royal Navy. The song then recounts the splendour and excellence of the Royal Navy from the modern [----] day to the times of Horatio Nelson during the Napoleonic Wars. Recording done by Harrison Latimer in [----]. United Kingdom Music Victoria United Kingdom Music Victoria"
YouTube Link 2024-09-16T16:49Z 31.9K followers, 14.3K engagements

"Private Tommy Atkins - British Patriotic Song Private Tommy Atkins is a British Patriotic song written in [----] by Englishmen Henry Hamilton. Tommy Atkins being a term used for all British soldiers. It was used in relation to British soldiers as early as in [----] though it could be older. In [----] it started use as the generic name by the war office for infantry soldiers later being expanded upon. Foreigners and commonwealth countries would call British soldiers tommies in the First World War as well. Recording done by Robert Howe unsure of the year most likely between [----] and [----]. Uk Music Uk"
YouTube Link 2024-09-06T16:27Z 31.9K followers, [----] engagements

"Boys in Khaki Boys in Blue - British WW1 Song Boys in Khaki Boys in Blue is a British patriotic song from the early months of the First World War the song being played as early as [----]. The lyrics talk about the commitment of British soldiers (who wore khaki) and sailors (who wore blue). It tells of how the force of the combined British Army and Royal Navy could easily defeat anyone who tries to fight or take down the British nation. Im unsure who this recording is originally made by only being from [----]. Great war Music Uk Great war Music Uk"
YouTube Link 2024-08-28T17:46Z 31.9K followers, 12.5K engagements

"Its a long way to Tipperary - British Patriotic Song Its a long way to Tipperary is a British patriotic song originally written in [----] by Jack Judge and Harry Williams. It tells of a soldier in London feeling longing for his home and familiarity. The song would have a monumental increase in popularity during the First World War. Many recordings and performances of the song would appear all across the the British Empire and around the world with versions being made by the Americans French among others. Tipperary would become synonymous with home in a way for many soldiers from all different"
YouTube Link 2024-08-17T13:28Z 31.9K followers, 26.5K engagements

"Soldiers of the King - British Patriotic Song Soldiers of the King is a British Patriotic song originally written in [----] by Leslie Stuart it was sung as Soldiers of the Queen until the death of Queen Victoria in [----] where it would be sung as King for the first time. The song would see increased popularity throughout both world wars in Britain The Empire and the future Commonwealth. The song returned to its original lyrics upon the death of George VI and the beginning of Elizabeth IIs reign. King Charles IIIs ascension is the first time since [----] its sung to the King. I apologise the"
YouTube Link 2024-08-11T21:40Z 31.9K followers, 14.9K engagements

"The Wagon Loafers - British Boer War Song The Wagon Loafers is a British patriotic song from the late 19th century about life as a wagon loafer during the war. The song seems to be from the Second Boer War (1899 - 1902). It recounts driving cape carts which were a type of South African carriage used for travelling over rough terrain during the war. The melody and chorus of the song however was originally sung in the states during the American Civil War (1861 - 1865) as marching songs for the US side its most popular versions being John Browns Body and Battle Hymn of the Republic Recording"
YouTube Link 2024-08-03T13:50Z 31.9K followers, 10.4K engagements

"Colonel Burnaby - British Patriotic Song Colonel Burnaby is a British patriotic song about the Mahdist War and the death of Colonel Frederick Burnaby in the battle of Abu Klea. The Mahdist War began in [----] as a rebellion against the Egyptian government in the region by native Sudanese people. When the British brought Egypt into their sphere of influence in [----] they joined the Egyptians against the Mahdists. Originally planned was for the British army to help withdraw Egyptian troops and civilians from the Sudan to leave Sudan with a native government. The British officer in charge Charles"
YouTube Link 2024-07-25T18:55Z 31.9K followers, 16.9K engagements

"Brave Lord Willoughby - English Patriotic Song Brave Lord Willoughby is an English Patriotic song about Peregrine Bertie Lord Willoughby and his military service in the lowlands during the 1580s. He was general over the English army in the Low Countries during much of the Anglo Spanish War seeing many battles and sieges throughout his career. The song seemingly references the Siege of Bergen a decisive English and Dutch victory over the Spanish in [----] in which Peregrine headed the English forces. An outnumbered Anglo-Dutch army defeated a Spanish force four times larger. The original ballad"
YouTube Link 2024-07-15T18:30Z 31.9K followers, [----] engagements

"Vive Henri IV - National Anthem of the Kingdom of France Bastille Day Special Vive Henri IV was the national anthem of the Kingdom of France between 1590-1792. Its melody has been played since at least [----] were it was a Christmas song. In [----] it appears into a book of dance songs and such by Jehan Tabourot called Orchesographie. The tune was refitted in Vive Henri IV with the lyrics of the first verse appearing in [----] celebrating King Henry IV. The song wouldnt pick up [--] more verses until [----] them being published in. [----]. It was used unofficially as the national anthem up until the"
YouTube Link 2024-07-14T12:32Z 31.9K followers, 88.1K engagements

"Drake Goes West - English Patriotic Song Drake Goes West is an English Patriotic song by Patrick OReilly first published in [----]. It recounts the life and expeditions of Sir Francis Drake as a privateer for the English crown in the Elizabethan era. The Spanish Main mentioned is the Spanish colonial empire in the Americas New Spain and Peru where Drake would raid and battle against Spanish forts and ships. Recording done by Peter Dawson I dont own the music in any way. Uk England Music Francis drake Uk England Music Francis drake"
YouTube Link 2024-07-10T17:48Z 31.9K followers, 15.4K engagements

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