The Irish Rovers - Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye mp3 download

  • Artist: The Irish Rovers
  • Song: Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye
  • Genre: World
  • Length: 03:26
  • Size: 8MB
  • Bitrate: 320Kbps
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stop me

2020-10-26 20:03:24 | Profile
only Irish will get this

Nychole Ashlandd

2020-09-27 02:51:04 | Profile
I learnt this song in music class, at an English school in Southern Spain, owned by a French-American couple, from an Irish redhead hippie music teacher named Mr. Mooney

Chloe Gibbins

2020-03-09 10:56:53 | Profile
Originally seen as humorous, the song today is considered a powerful anti-war song. Except for an initial framing stanza, the song is a monologue by an Irish woman who meets her former lover on the road to Athy, which is located in County Kildare, Ireland. After their illegitimate child was born, the lover ran away and became a soldier. He was badly disfigured, losing his legs, his arms, his eyes and, in some versions, his nose, in fighting on the island of "Sulloon", or Ceylon (now known as Sri Lanka), and will have to be put in (or, in some versions, with) a bowl to beg. In spite of all this, the woman says, she is happy to see him and will keep him on as her beau. Modern versions often end with an anti-war affirmation.The song has often been supposed to be an anti-recruiting song and to have been written in Ireland in the late 18th or early 19th century, at the time of or in response to the Kandyan Wars, which were fought in Sri Lanka between 1795 and 1818. (Obviously didn’t work because Ireland made a third of the British army at this time)

amanda Jacqueline

2019-06-25 14:39:25 | Profile
Came here from “Cruel Wars”, and now this reminds me of “When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again”.

Andree Hamilton

2019-06-11 14:31:05 | Profile
Proud to be an `Irishman`/

Hyuk Kaw

2019-05-17 01:56:17 | Profile
Anti-war -YESPro-unctrontrolled massimmigration from the 3rd world -NO

Rosana Rosa

2019-05-14 00:27:46 | Profile
Death To England. Irish Reunification Forever.

codykode

2019-05-10 15:14:26 | Profile
Every one who is thinking of joining a military should hear this first....

Chris McNeil

2019-05-06 15:54:29 | Profile
This is the “Saints Go Marching In” for us Americans lol. I’ve never heard this version.

blindman493

2019-05-03 07:39:15 | Profile
A great song, even a comical one. Never heard it before. But surely will be amongst my favourites henceforth.

dallas hicks

2019-04-19 03:24:45 | Profile
Took a little while for me to realize America totally ripped off the instrumental for Jhonny comes marching home

Alberto2011Mr

2019-04-12 17:43:17 | Profile
This song paints a very specific picture in my mind: me and 6 other people marching up a lush green hill on a misty grey evening dressed in 17th century military garb.

TADYO PY

2019-04-11 03:40:48 | Profile
. . The

tim warner

2019-04-10 22:34:14 | Profile
When Johnny comes marching hom-

Marzia Primon

2019-03-30 16:54:45 | Profile
The IRA did NOTHING wrong