Though I agree that this movie was pretty bad, there's no reason to be insulting towards the people that DID like it. Have some fucking respect for the opinions of others.
this is the kind of music that I love to play. Down to earth sounds that you can sit in a circle with your friends and play for no one but yourselves. This type of music has that sense of home in it, it's beautiful. No giant production companies, no effects, no computers..just a guitar, a fiddle a bottle of wine and some soul.
Worst movie of 2003. Ultra slow paced, boring, and meaningless. Nothing original or beautiful about this movie whatsoever and if you disagree, you haven't completed college (and probably not high school either).
I 'm Irish born and raised, lived in Ga for 22 years and love the south! I'd like to think that I'm reliving the lives of many Irish men whom have lived and died for the south.
@RalhaLamy2 Because I respect and honor my ancestors and the struggles they went through in the 1860s and I respect and admire my familys bravery in standing against a nation many times larger and fighting for what the believed in.
I also have a US flag which I fly to honor my family members who fought in the American Revolution, WW1, WW2 and Vietnam.
I have been supportive of Independance in the past but Id much rather the US just get its crap together so we could stay :)
Southren Pride and always will be, From South Carolina much love for my heritage. They even filmed some of this movie in my state so that explains it haha...
saw the film yesterday and hadn't seen it for years ...i forgot how amazing it was =D i'm learning this song at the moment even though i'm irish.. i absolutely love the music in this film !! =D
I'm an atheist. I'm not southern (truly). But I grew up listening to this music...it has left an impression on me and I cannot leave it. I love bluegrass... my friends think I'm silly, but I love his stuff. Somehow, wherever I go, I always enjoy bluegrass.
this song is a scotts irish song from the old country if you you know your history the scotts irish came to this country and settled in the appalachian mountians.
@theAwesomeGerman...cont....but if you really want to learn about terrorists, I suggest you emark on a study of the conduct of Federal troops during the war, especially late war. And then for your post-war reading, don't forget about a study of Reconstruction and the Union League.
@mountainclimber78 I am not saying that Federal troops did not do the bad things, just in this movie, it maybe suggested that there were small cases of Homeguard doing such things.... sorry if it appeared like I was trying to make such a bold statement, but also I said that it is the greed of an individual group of Homeguard not all of them....
@theAwesomeGerman...good for you for being from California. Good luck with that State budget of you'uns'. I'm curious to know your sources you cite in claiming that members of Southern Home Guards were 'greedy, cowards, and terrorists'. This is a bizarre statement especially made by anyone who has any kind of a grasp on the history of that war. I'm guessing you really don't. But, anyway, do tell.
@B4IRUTARU16...you're right about that. Parents in the Appalachians need to turn off their TV's, and immerse their kids in their own culture and teach them to appreciate this music of their ancestors, not the empty non-culture of modern America.
@mountainclimber78 I totally agree with you and B4IRUTARU16... I'm not even from the Appalachian area but I feel American folk music and culture in general is a beautiful thing and should be encouraged to be taught before it's lost for good... I can't imagine songs like this being lost in a few hundred years...
This is a good movie, but the author understood that in order to have a novel made into a movie in this subject, you have to portray Southerners as backward, Southern troops as criminals. A study of the history of the Appalachians will show how it wasn't Southern home guard troops that terrorized THEIR OWN PEOPLE in this region, but instead it was Federal troops who committed the majority of atrocities. When you start reading the real personal accounts, you realize Cold Mountain is fiction.
This song makes me wish I was a singing hillbilly with a hauntingly melodious voice sittin on my porch rocker lookin out over the mountains with my banjo and fiddle playin kin.
Please, OH PLEASE, come out with another civil war movie! They have all been amazing! Gettysburg, Gods and Generals, Cold Mountain, Glory. All of them! They were great! I just love history so that's why I want more of them lol
to eithermadorbrilliant, what are you talking about???? Have you ever had to make your way through life with out someones help.... That is what the early Americans had to do. Their was no government to bail them, out, you had to make do or not survive. All we have in this life is God, And I am thankful of that!
Hey people. I'm someone from very far away. All I know about American culture comes from TV or Hollywood. I must say that I'm not crazy about American culture but I like this kind of music very very much. What is this music called? Not country I think because it sounds completely different...Looking forward to your replies...
@rainharper62 --eduruk,this song is a historic song first recorded for smithsonian folkways by derrick chandler, the verses tho were re-constructed & written by tim o'brian & couple of other guys--No-they did not write the music-only the verses--The wrote the verses for the movie Cold Mountain -If they claim they did, thats stealing!!
@eduruk hello im john ive was born in west virginia and no its not like those crazy movies like rong tun that movie wasnt even filmed here. anyways blue grass has very long root in this state and country as well as old folk music most are songs passed down from generation to generation. most people who settled in this country moved to the appalachine mountains or close to were they first settled and later spread out further our music comes from many cultures and back grounds. thanks and enjoy
we all know slavery is and was wrong, but it doesn't take away the heritage all southerners share...not every white southern person owned slaves, in fact most did not and they did not fight the civil war to keep slaves but to fight off what they saw as an invading army and culture.
@B4IRUTUARU16 Well I read it about 9 months ago, along with your other 20 comments about "the kid". And don't worry about how I am delivering you from evil. After all I'm on a mission from God.
@WizardThaSnake I understand the where bluegrass is from but I am from Northern Wisconsin, I'll be Northern till I die. I love bluegrass. It runs deep to me.
this isn't bluegrass :) it's old-time. Bluegrass is much more modern and is characterised by its speed. I completely agree with you, this music is the closest thing to magic we have.
@TroutDancert Dont you also think its a time honoured excuse for war, even today, against those who just dont want no part of the stripey banner? Except nowadays its "Weapons of Mass Destruction" and not slavery that is the excuse for their aggression.
Rachen, the Democrats at one time were pro gun ownership and advocated strong state governments and a small Federal one. And they were the avante guard of conservatism. The two parties have flip flopped. The Republicans of Lincoln's time were the big government control freaks until the the middle of the 20th century. Disgusted with both parties I am a staunch registered Libertarian and and a proud Southerner.
There were two Oriental Confederate soldiers from North Carolina. They were Christopher and Stephen Bunker, two of the sons of Chang And Eng Bunker, the famous Siamese Twins.
You should have heard this very song played on a Key West beach by a group of truckers and train men who decided to camp there for the night before heading north to Knob Creek Gun Range :D I wish I was better with the banjo. I am still waorking on it.
This is one of my fav movies along with Gone With The Wind...I am getting ready to have a baby and I want to buy the soundtrack so I can play it for the baby...=)
this song and movie takes me right home. being from the moutains of eastern ky this is how my family really lived back in those days. everytime i go home there's still some old timers pickin on their porch with some buddies, that's music right there!!!
@kyboots99 That's some nice memories. Mountain life is about the best living anywhere. I found that it "depends on the people though" proper wit if you know what i mean. Just going camping in the mountains with people can really tell who's with it . The Rocky Mountain College, where a days survival is a passing grade.
im not a country/folk music listener . but this song here is one of the best ive ever heard , and when i finally get laid to rest , i want this song played ...
the redneck term blows me away. i was born and raised in southern california in the CITY . i now own a home in southeast missouri and these people here are soooo much kinder and respectful than anyone i ever met in cali . to all you people living in the city , HOW MANY OF YOUR NEIGHBORS DO YOU SPEAK TO ON A DAILY BASIS ?? im friends with all of mine . i would choose this life over the city life anyday .
@GMANS89GT You're awesome. I live in the suburbs of Baltimore and D.C. and I get so pissed at how everything is considered redneck. I'm definately gonna settle down south when I'm older.
The term redneck originated from west va. coal miners wearing red bandanas around their necks as a show of unity when fighting against the corrupt mining companies they work for.
I took a class on Apppalachian history at UVa. The term redneck refers to a group of West Va. miners who placed red bandanas around their necks as a symbol of unity. But I am sure there are other meanings of the term as well. It stands to reason as many people who toiled in the fields of the east and southern US that redneck had other uses. Thanks Vlagon
what are you talking about there were no rednecks back then, and if there were they are nothing like the ones today, today they are just idiots who want to kill everything that moves and mount it on their Ford truck.
There have always been city folk, country folk and 'Good Lord, have they ever bathed' folk.
Most of the people that settled the frontiers of America were people who only knew how to kill everything that moved and hang some part of the animal on their wall.
Not trying to raise hell or anything, but rednecks are smart in ways that you just won't see.
@eithermadorbrilliant its not even a matter of smartness when it comes to hanging animals, its respect, its comes from native traditions, to respect the animal and be truely greatful you must use everypart of the animal
@eithermadorbrilliant its not even a matter of smartness when it comes to hanging animals, its respect, its comes from native traditions, to respect the animal and be truely greatful you must use every part of the animal
@Patriot4300212016 When shit hits the fan, do you know who will end up saving you? An American patriot with a rifle. Do you even know where the term redneck come from? It's from people whose necks are sunburned from working on the farm in the blazing sun everyday. A redneck is a true hard worker, American to the fucking core, and who will defend liberty and freedom to the death.
@Rachen30 "who will defend liberty and freedom to death."explain the civil war, race riots the jim crow laws, and president Bush jr then. don't worry i'll wait
@NEWnibitches Civil War had nothing to do with slavery. Slavery was a scapegoat. The war was for states' rights. Over 20,000 blacks served in the Confederate army. The sniper who killed 14 Yankee officers at Fredericksburg was black. One of Forrest's cavalry officers was Chinese. Jim Crow laws were passed by FASCIST white supremacists who were no different than Hitler and his thugs, so don't even try.
@Rachen30 true there were more things going on than just the end of slavery that triggered the civil war but say that the civil had NOTHING to do with slavery is sheer ignorance. as for the 20000 blacks that served on the confederate side. it was 20,000 out of 1,064,000. the jim crow laws were passed IN THE SOUTH specifically starting in MISSISSIPPI. i know schools are worse these days but do you type or slam your face into the keyboard hoping its on topic?
@NEWnibitches Jim Crow laws were passed in the south but it was passed by the same collectivist fuckers that passed gun control laws saying black folks can't carry guns. The maggots of these same collectivist scum are the same ones trying to confiscate and tax our guns and ammo today. So racists and gun control supporters are same pieces of shit in my opinion. Schools? I left school after high school for good. Too much leftist bullshit.
@TroutDancert The first gun control laws were passed in Mississippi in the postbellum South, by Democratic lawmakers who did not want freedmen to be armed. They were not enforced that much, because the Democrats' top priority was to intimidate Republicans and terrify the general populace. The Gun Control ordinance of 1866 passed in Alabama specified "persons of color" cannot bear arms, and all others must register their weapons with their counties.
@TroutDancert Democrats have always been obsessed with keeping weapons out of the hands of the people they rule and oppress, and they are still doing it today, though today, they want to disarm us all.
@NEWnibitches (continued) Why spend money to the socialist leech of the college system and get a worthless degree when I make far more money than doctors or lawyers by hauling iron ore in my semi from the Badlands of N Dakota to processing facilities and ports on the east and west coasts. Truckers like me make FAR more money than those with so called "degrees", and we have the career safest from lay-offs and whatnot, because we are our own bosses.
@Rachen30 stay on topic. we weren't talking about modern political bullshit were were talking about whether or not slavery and racism were causes in the civil war.
I have to think about my life now.
House25Tier 10 hours ago
broke my young heart...
akENGINSEER 1 week ago
@akENGINSEER I loved watching that albino punk die
7mikethebike 3 days ago
@7mikethebike i think he is Jacks from Sons Of Anarchy
SoftSailz 2 days ago
Though I agree that this movie was pretty bad, there's no reason to be insulting towards the people that DID like it. Have some fucking respect for the opinions of others.
kageandpein 1 week ago
'in the south we dont sing we sang'
boselectfuk 1 week ago
i missed is real music better music today got me start cry
maddox351 1 week ago
this is the kind of music that I love to play. Down to earth sounds that you can sit in a circle with your friends and play for no one but yourselves. This type of music has that sense of home in it, it's beautiful. No giant production companies, no effects, no computers..just a guitar, a fiddle a bottle of wine and some soul.
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Worst movie of 2003. Ultra slow paced, boring, and meaningless. Nothing original or beautiful about this movie whatsoever and if you disagree, you haven't completed college (and probably not high school either).
normalpsychology 1 month ago
I am a young black man born in Queens, NY and this song truly stirs my souls to the core. Talent is talent no matter where when and who!!!
jennybny 1 month ago 2
@jennybny Well said. Couldn't agree moe. No irony, no self-conciously 'clever' lyics, just pure beauty, truth and soul.
SuperUkuleleGirl 1 week ago
Such a poignant and evocative song! Truly beautiful and melancholic.
reynoldsmathey 1 month ago
Such simple and beautiful music from the heart and soul.
conifergreen2 2 months ago
have every song on this soundtrack on my ipod and fucking love all em
boselectfuk 2 months ago
true to me my love died with my baby inside
mixmaster591 2 months ago
Beautiful music, really captures emotion, love it!
bocajee1 2 months ago
I LOVE this bluegrass type of music and fiddle music really makes my heart swell.
joburgess 3 months ago 3
ok i was very unhappy rite now but when i herd this song i feel so much better for some reason its so crazy
yassamena17 3 months ago
sing me sweet....
CynthiaReza 4 months ago
I'm not all big in country music... for a fact I only like Taylor Swift when it comes to country. But daymn, I love this song!♥
Tifferjeanbiffers 4 months ago
Great last song.
Artingence 4 months ago
I 'm Irish born and raised, lived in Ga for 22 years and love the south! I'd like to think that I'm reliving the lives of many Irish men whom have lived and died for the south.
kpgTV 4 months ago 21
@kpgTV scots
amacdonald27 4 months ago
@kpgTV Nice comment, but more Irish fought for the Union than for the Confederacy.
r0bd4rk 1 month ago
Great Soundtrack. An honest film that portrays an average Southerner during the nation's worst time.
StonewallJackson26 5 months ago
This was a powerful song
blueblue101 5 months ago
i couldnt give a fuck who came from who this song is great
killutilludi 5 months ago
We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie,
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.
LilRedCadet 5 months ago
American by birth. Southern by the grace of God.
TomAndersonParker 5 months ago
My familys been in the south since before the United States was created.
On that side of the family I English Irish and Scottish though Im pretty sure the Irish and Scottish blood is more recent maybe 1820s?
Still pretty neat.
Now Im in Texas family moved here after we lost the Civil war.
Been here since the 1870s
TexianPride 6 months ago in playlist Texian Playlist 2
@TexianPride lol You'r as american as one can be
RalhaLamy2 4 months ago
@RalhaLamy2 Pretty much lol
Very proud of my herritage :)
TexianPride 4 months ago
@TexianPride That's cool! But you don´t own a confederate flag or anything like that do you? ;)
RalhaLamy2 4 months ago
@RalhaLamy2 I have owned a few in the past.
As of right now I only have the first national and a regimental flag.
A friend of mine wanted my battle flag so I let him have it a year back.
I think the first national doesent have the controversy on it and its better to fly it then the battle flag during these crazy times lol
Dont want to get shot by some ignorant jack ass
TexianPride 4 months ago
@TexianPride But why?! Are you for Southern independence?
RalhaLamy2 4 months ago
@RalhaLamy2 Because I respect and honor my ancestors and the struggles they went through in the 1860s and I respect and admire my familys bravery in standing against a nation many times larger and fighting for what the believed in.
I also have a US flag which I fly to honor my family members who fought in the American Revolution, WW1, WW2 and Vietnam.
I have been supportive of Independance in the past but Id much rather the US just get its crap together so we could stay :)
TexianPride 4 months ago 13
@TexianPride i have a very family heritage similar story except my new state is Colorado
johncashrocks221 2 months ago
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IPFR33LY59 6 months ago 3
A melhor música do filme.
caiofeer 6 months ago
Atheist, ex-southern baptist, decendent of Unionist from Eastern Tennessee and lifelong Texan. I truely love this stuff
2ezee2011 6 months ago
TARHEEL BOYS, n.c and her blood will forever live!
TheConservative13 6 months ago
im an asian,but after listening to this song,i think i've borned in south carolina
Ashraff1971 7 months ago
Same here Wizard. 'Deo Vindice'
RhONSoUSACelt 7 months ago
Southren Pride and always will be, From South Carolina much love for my heritage. They even filmed some of this movie in my state so that explains it haha...
MonkeyMoNk2008 7 months ago 2
@MonkeyMoNk2008 deo vindice from virginia
johncashrocks221 7 months ago
saw the film yesterday and hadn't seen it for years ...i forgot how amazing it was =D i'm learning this song at the moment even though i'm irish.. i absolutely love the music in this film !! =D
rk8594 7 months ago
@rk8594 dont forget the vast majority of southerners of this period could trace their heritage to ireland and scottland
kotm52 6 months ago
I'm an atheist. I'm not southern (truly). But I grew up listening to this music...it has left an impression on me and I cannot leave it. I love bluegrass... my friends think I'm silly, but I love his stuff. Somehow, wherever I go, I always enjoy bluegrass.
wadehwallace 7 months ago
Dixie be..amen brother
combatsignaller 10 months ago
nice but sad scene :((...but PERFECT MOVIE :)
lalusska1 10 months ago
Southern Pride
Matthewrose88 11 months ago 2
the people that have five dislikes on this thinks that B4IRUTUARU16 is right
MrShadowShrine 11 months ago
the master of life gave us this place for use to light our fires, and here we shall remain
wfcxtoxic 11 months ago
Go sit high on a mountain...A let rebel glory fly!!!
gram66646 11 months ago
I love living in the south!!!! <3<3<3
pheonixfire3487 11 months ago 2
pefect for red dead i love the south
MyBuddy94 11 months ago
Great great great movie.
AntimaFear 11 months ago
this song is a scotts irish song from the old country if you you know your history the scotts irish came to this country and settled in the appalachian mountians.
79griffith 11 months ago
@theAwesomeGerman...cont....but if you really want to learn about terrorists, I suggest you emark on a study of the conduct of Federal troops during the war, especially late war. And then for your post-war reading, don't forget about a study of Reconstruction and the Union League.
mountainclimber78 1 year ago
@mountainclimber78 I am not saying that Federal troops did not do the bad things, just in this movie, it maybe suggested that there were small cases of Homeguard doing such things.... sorry if it appeared like I was trying to make such a bold statement, but also I said that it is the greed of an individual group of Homeguard not all of them....
TheAwesomeGerman 11 months ago
@TheAwesomeGerman ...Fair enough.
mountainclimber78 11 months ago
@mountainclimber78 thank you for your kindness.
TheAwesomeGerman 11 months ago
@theAwesomeGerman...good for you for being from California. Good luck with that State budget of you'uns'. I'm curious to know your sources you cite in claiming that members of Southern Home Guards were 'greedy, cowards, and terrorists'. This is a bizarre statement especially made by anyone who has any kind of a grasp on the history of that war. I'm guessing you really don't. But, anyway, do tell.
mountainclimber78 1 year ago
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mountainclimber78 1 year ago
@B4IRUTARU16...you're right about that. Parents in the Appalachians need to turn off their TV's, and immerse their kids in their own culture and teach them to appreciate this music of their ancestors, not the empty non-culture of modern America.
mountainclimber78 1 year ago
@mountainclimber78 I am from California and this music is awesome to me....
TheAwesomeGerman 1 year ago
@mountainclimber78 I totally agree with you and B4IRUTARU16... I'm not even from the Appalachian area but I feel American folk music and culture in general is a beautiful thing and should be encouraged to be taught before it's lost for good... I can't imagine songs like this being lost in a few hundred years...
itzmeleighann 11 months ago
This is a good movie, but the author understood that in order to have a novel made into a movie in this subject, you have to portray Southerners as backward, Southern troops as criminals. A study of the history of the Appalachians will show how it wasn't Southern home guard troops that terrorized THEIR OWN PEOPLE in this region, but instead it was Federal troops who committed the majority of atrocities. When you start reading the real personal accounts, you realize Cold Mountain is fiction.
mountainclimber78 1 year ago
@mountainclimber78 you cannot say that it never happened though because it was the greed and cowardice of the HomeGuard that made them terrorists
TheAwesomeGerman 1 year ago
This song makes me wish I was a singing hillbilly with a hauntingly melodious voice sittin on my porch rocker lookin out over the mountains with my banjo and fiddle playin kin.
roonalwazlib 1 year ago 2
But still I hope, but still I hope, the time will come,
When you and I shall be as one.
genericdefault 1 year ago
this is such an amazing song, i´ve cried when i heard it first time.
please, are there some similar song to this, or similar to all soundtrack from Cold Mountain.
diaspen 1 year ago
@diaspen Search in the genre Appalchian Blue Grass
i3oosted 1 year ago
5 people wish the South had won
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iampunitan 1 year ago
this song is truly awesome
buzzador 1 year ago
Please, OH PLEASE, come out with another civil war movie! They have all been amazing! Gettysburg, Gods and Generals, Cold Mountain, Glory. All of them! They were great! I just love history so that's why I want more of them lol
spartanxxx17 1 year ago 4
to eithermadorbrilliant, what are you talking about???? Have you ever had to make your way through life with out someones help.... That is what the early Americans had to do. Their was no government to bail them, out, you had to make do or not survive. All we have in this life is God, And I am thankful of that!
jed5912 1 year ago
Hey people. I'm someone from very far away. All I know about American culture comes from TV or Hollywood. I must say that I'm not crazy about American culture but I like this kind of music very very much. What is this music called? Not country I think because it sounds completely different...Looking forward to your replies...
eduruk 1 year ago
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BRUJITAVOLADORA 1 year ago
@eduruk
its appalachian blue grass started in the mountains of the carolinas and tennesse
BRUJITAVOLADORA 1 year ago
@eduruk It's called "old mtn music" or bluegrass-it comes from the mtns of north, south
carolina, virginia, north georgia, kentucky & tennessee--its where our irish&scotts ancestors
settled & they brought their songs w/them
rainharper62 1 year ago
@rainharper62
Thank you for your reply. Do you happen to know; is this song a historic song or composed for the concerned movie?
eduruk 1 year ago
@rainharper62 --eduruk,this song is a historic song first recorded for smithsonian folkways by derrick chandler, the verses tho were re-constructed & written by tim o'brian & couple of other guys--No-they did not write the music-only the verses--The wrote the verses for the movie Cold Mountain -If they claim they did, thats stealing!!
rainharper62 1 year ago
@eduruk hello im john ive was born in west virginia and no its not like those crazy movies like rong tun that movie wasnt even filmed here. anyways blue grass has very long root in this state and country as well as old folk music most are songs passed down from generation to generation. most people who settled in this country moved to the appalachine mountains or close to were they first settled and later spread out further our music comes from many cultures and back grounds. thanks and enjoy
wolvertonjohna 1 year ago
This song is so heartwarming :')
LaMotta26 1 year ago
This is pure amazing singing along with the sounds of a banjo and fiddle...I can't stand auto-tune mostly because it isn't singing...this is singing
bobjob66 1 year ago
how is it possible to dislike this?!
fucking techno hip hop disco flo rida bieber rapper hippy junkies
forgive me im just a sucker for this song
akENGINSEER 1 year ago
Not a big country song, but this song was stunning
loserbiotch2 1 year ago
we all know slavery is and was wrong, but it doesn't take away the heritage all southerners share...not every white southern person owned slaves, in fact most did not and they did not fight the civil war to keep slaves but to fight off what they saw as an invading army and culture.
carringtonc79 1 year ago 4
5 dislikes have beiber fever
B4IRUTUARU16 1 year ago 50
@B4IRUTUARU16 Why... in... the... fuck... are you talking about justin beiber. And who would thumbs up this?
GoodRockinBrown 5 months ago
@GoodRockinBrown dude why you commenting on a 9 month old comment?
There shouldn't be any talk of that kid anymore, postive or negative
B4IRUTUARU16 5 months ago
@B4IRUTUARU16 Well I read it about 9 months ago, along with your other 20 comments about "the kid". And don't worry about how I am delivering you from evil. After all I'm on a mission from God.
GoodRockinBrown 5 months ago
My Heritage. ill be Southren till the day i die.
WizardThaSnake 1 year ago 49
@WizardThaSnake Lucky!!!!
TheAwesomeGerman 1 year ago
@WizardThaSnake amen brother
vudulabrat 11 months ago
@WizardThaSnake I'll drink to that
ZackAttack261 5 months ago
@WizardThaSnake Ahmen man
3p1cName 3 months ago
@WizardThaSnake I understand the where bluegrass is from but I am from Northern Wisconsin, I'll be Northern till I die. I love bluegrass. It runs deep to me.
mikelewer 3 months ago
@mikelewer
this isn't bluegrass :) it's old-time. Bluegrass is much more modern and is characterised by its speed. I completely agree with you, this music is the closest thing to magic we have.
Pepperpaley 4 weeks ago
gives me chills!!!!
huntplotts 1 year ago
whats this song about?
richkid401 1 year ago
im not a fan of country music but i will take a hillbilly ( no offence) fiddel anyday of the week man i love the slow sad ones i love this song
akillerofklngs 1 year ago
@TroutDancert Dont you also think its a time honoured excuse for war, even today, against those who just dont want no part of the stripey banner? Except nowadays its "Weapons of Mass Destruction" and not slavery that is the excuse for their aggression.
BradBrassman 1 year ago
It's so sad, what's this song about?
XFry333X 1 year ago
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the best movie ever!!!
55delilah 1 year ago
fuckin beautiful
mono786 1 year ago
i live just bout 1 and 1/2 hour from cold mountain at Phoenix Mt up here in Ashe. I love this place and this song is so buetiful
blueridger28 1 year ago
Rachen, the Democrats at one time were pro gun ownership and advocated strong state governments and a small Federal one. And they were the avante guard of conservatism. The two parties have flip flopped. The Republicans of Lincoln's time were the big government control freaks until the the middle of the 20th century. Disgusted with both parties I am a staunch registered Libertarian and and a proud Southerner.
TroutDancert 1 year ago
Rachen, the first city in the US to ban guns was New York City . It was and still is called the Sullivan Act
TroutDancert 1 year ago
There were two Oriental Confederate soldiers from North Carolina. They were Christopher and Stephen Bunker, two of the sons of Chang And Eng Bunker, the famous Siamese Twins.
TroutDancert 1 year ago
BEAUTIFUL ♥
feastyoureyes18 1 year ago
broke my young heart
aspenrtrebelchild 1 year ago
You should have heard this very song played on a Key West beach by a group of truckers and train men who decided to camp there for the night before heading north to Knob Creek Gun Range :D I wish I was better with the banjo. I am still waorking on it.
Rachen30 1 year ago
This is one of my fav movies along with Gone With The Wind...I am getting ready to have a baby and I want to buy the soundtrack so I can play it for the baby...=)
MissJess781 1 year ago 2
Great song
TLCOOT1863 1 year ago
THREE SUPERSTARS!
Pfranklin28 1 year ago
Fav Song from the movie,...this part was really sad!
JLP468 1 year ago
The best movie I ever seen
et qui me fait toujours pleurer ♥
CyberManin 1 year ago
I love this music, it's so sad .... but very real
J1234716jj 1 year ago 3
The owl, the owlIs a lonely bird
It chills my heart
With dread and terror
That someone's blood
There on his wing
That someone's blood
There on his feather.
6pela6 1 year ago 2
1 of the top movies ever made. Just fantastic.
Kilooscarromeo 1 year ago
A band called Greenland is Melting does a version of this song.
fastmath 1 year ago
this song and movie takes me right home. being from the moutains of eastern ky this is how my family really lived back in those days. everytime i go home there's still some old timers pickin on their porch with some buddies, that's music right there!!!
kyboots99 1 year ago
@kyboots99 That's some nice memories. Mountain life is about the best living anywhere. I found that it "depends on the people though" proper wit if you know what i mean. Just going camping in the mountains with people can really tell who's with it . The Rocky Mountain College, where a days survival is a passing grade.
Kilooscarromeo 1 year ago
Till the sweet apple grows on a sour apple tree
Randalljman 1 year ago
Bella canzone, triste ma bella
ipusca 1 year ago
im not a country/folk music listener . but this song here is one of the best ive ever heard , and when i finally get laid to rest , i want this song played ...
louchy12345 1 year ago 2
@louchy12345 I can conpletely agree with you on this.
Well, other than I really like Ain True Love more~
TheDannyDarka 1 year ago
Fuck LA and all of California for that matter!
PaulieRomanov 1 year ago
the redneck term blows me away. i was born and raised in southern california in the CITY . i now own a home in southeast missouri and these people here are soooo much kinder and respectful than anyone i ever met in cali . to all you people living in the city , HOW MANY OF YOUR NEIGHBORS DO YOU SPEAK TO ON A DAILY BASIS ?? im friends with all of mine . i would choose this life over the city life anyday .
GMANS89GT 1 year ago 4
@GMANS89GT I live up in the Blue Ridge NC people are like that here. Its nice
blueridger28 1 year ago
@GMANS89GT You're awesome. I live in the suburbs of Baltimore and D.C. and I get so pissed at how everything is considered redneck. I'm definately gonna settle down south when I'm older.
Str8OutOfLine 1 year ago
good shit
therickpat81 1 year ago
my 4 year old son does not know English, I sing him this song as a lullaby, he likes her very much. me too. Greetings from Poland.
colano11 1 year ago
This is such a haunting song - one you can never forget. Thanks for posting!
celtica99 1 year ago
The Uncle Tupelo version of this song is amazing. Very well done.
blueveins1000 1 year ago
"But still I hope the time will come when you and I shall be as One"... I really do so ACVV... Te quiero tanto...
Daniel83153 1 year ago
ok i can hear now :Dw
nevernoone 1 year ago
The term redneck originated from west va. coal miners wearing red bandanas around their necks as a show of unity when fighting against the corrupt mining companies they work for.
Vlagon 1 year ago 5
@Vlagon pretty sure redneck refers to the sunburnt necks of those who toiled in the feilds.
ricketydoodah 1 year ago
@ricketydoodah
I took a class on Apppalachian history at UVa. The term redneck refers to a group of West Va. miners who placed red bandanas around their necks as a symbol of unity. But I am sure there are other meanings of the term as well. It stands to reason as many people who toiled in the fields of the east and southern US that redneck had other uses. Thanks Vlagon
Vlagon 1 year ago
i like this song but its sad =(
mdmatt44 1 year ago 2
love this song :)
girlovestacos88 2 years ago
a very good song
like it very much
cicekrobin 2 years ago
SWEET! All I can say
belmontvillage1 2 years ago
I wish I lived in this time.
Havens22 2 years ago 5
me too.
damiancorpus 1 year ago
what are you talking about there were no rednecks back then, and if there were they are nothing like the ones today, today they are just idiots who want to kill everything that moves and mount it on their Ford truck.
JEFFMM71 2 years ago
Study your damnable history.
There have always been city folk, country folk and 'Good Lord, have they ever bathed' folk.
Most of the people that settled the frontiers of America were people who only knew how to kill everything that moved and hang some part of the animal on their wall.
Not trying to raise hell or anything, but rednecks are smart in ways that you just won't see.
eithermadorbrilliant 1 year ago 30
When shit hits the fan, rednecks shall prevail
ImDaJman 1 year ago 2
@eithermadorbrilliant yep, extremely resourceful, and know how to survive in their own harmony, what else could you want
maddymann8 1 year ago 2
@eithermadorbrilliant its not even a matter of smartness when it comes to hanging animals, its respect, its comes from native traditions, to respect the animal and be truely greatful you must use everypart of the animal
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@eithermadorbrilliant its not even a matter of smartness when it comes to hanging animals, its respect, its comes from native traditions, to respect the animal and be truely greatful you must use every part of the animal
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i hate rednecks but this song is amazing
Patriot4300212016 2 years ago
@Patriot4300212016 When shit hits the fan, do you know who will end up saving you? An American patriot with a rifle. Do you even know where the term redneck come from? It's from people whose necks are sunburned from working on the farm in the blazing sun everyday. A redneck is a true hard worker, American to the fucking core, and who will defend liberty and freedom to the death.
Rachen30 1 year ago 2
@Rachen30 "who will defend liberty and freedom to death."explain the civil war, race riots the jim crow laws, and president Bush jr then. don't worry i'll wait
NEWnibitches 1 year ago
@NEWnibitches Civil War had nothing to do with slavery. Slavery was a scapegoat. The war was for states' rights. Over 20,000 blacks served in the Confederate army. The sniper who killed 14 Yankee officers at Fredericksburg was black. One of Forrest's cavalry officers was Chinese. Jim Crow laws were passed by FASCIST white supremacists who were no different than Hitler and his thugs, so don't even try.
Rachen30 1 year ago
@Rachen30 true there were more things going on than just the end of slavery that triggered the civil war but say that the civil had NOTHING to do with slavery is sheer ignorance. as for the 20000 blacks that served on the confederate side. it was 20,000 out of 1,064,000. the jim crow laws were passed IN THE SOUTH specifically starting in MISSISSIPPI. i know schools are worse these days but do you type or slam your face into the keyboard hoping its on topic?
NEWnibitches 1 year ago
@NEWnibitches Jim Crow laws were passed in the south but it was passed by the same collectivist fuckers that passed gun control laws saying black folks can't carry guns. The maggots of these same collectivist scum are the same ones trying to confiscate and tax our guns and ammo today. So racists and gun control supporters are same pieces of shit in my opinion. Schools? I left school after high school for good. Too much leftist bullshit.
Rachen30 1 year ago
@Rachen30 I've never known any black that didn't have a gun, Rachen,
TroutDancert 1 year ago
@TroutDancert The first gun control laws were passed in Mississippi in the postbellum South, by Democratic lawmakers who did not want freedmen to be armed. They were not enforced that much, because the Democrats' top priority was to intimidate Republicans and terrify the general populace. The Gun Control ordinance of 1866 passed in Alabama specified "persons of color" cannot bear arms, and all others must register their weapons with their counties.
Rachen30 1 year ago
@TroutDancert Democrats have always been obsessed with keeping weapons out of the hands of the people they rule and oppress, and they are still doing it today, though today, they want to disarm us all.
Rachen30 1 year ago
@NEWnibitches (continued) Why spend money to the socialist leech of the college system and get a worthless degree when I make far more money than doctors or lawyers by hauling iron ore in my semi from the Badlands of N Dakota to processing facilities and ports on the east and west coasts. Truckers like me make FAR more money than those with so called "degrees", and we have the career safest from lay-offs and whatnot, because we are our own bosses.
Rachen30 1 year ago
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NEWnibitches 1 year ago
@Rachen30 stay on topic. we weren't talking about modern political bullshit were were talking about whether or not slavery and racism were causes in the civil war.
NEWnibitches 1 year ago
@NEWnibitches You mentioned schools, so I must let you know how I feel about the school system.
Rachen30 1 year ago
amazing
stuckinafishbowl 2 years ago
they put this on my BIRTHDAY! i love you!
This is one of my favourite films, after
LEGENDS OF THE FALL!
:) Spread my peace!
nlennon20 2 years ago
this is wonderful!! i could listen to it over and over!!
nukum9 2 years ago 2
this is a true country music!!!!!!!
jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjiiiiiiiiiiiiihhhhaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lolo932 2 years ago
bluegrass...
TimBitsAreGlorious64 2 years ago
This is the vampire's lullaby.
(True vampires, not that faggy Twilight shit)
PaulieRomanov 2 years ago 2
shut up with that vampire shit, nobody cares get out of here
CanadianZissou29 2 years ago
Well screw you!
PaulieRomanov 2 years ago
well this was shot in Romania.
RuggedcrossP 2 years ago
@CanadianZissou29 word
mdmatt44 1 year ago