Dropkick Murphys - The Hardest Mile

[kluetkemeye]

My family was from the same places in Galway.

[kluetkemeye]

God Bless those men. 

[CaptianNaziKiller]

HyperDangerousThing, this is not a "fairy tale" this song is dedicated to and about an actual historical event, i am on the dig crew at Immaculata university where we are digging these men up and returning them home to ireland, #truestoryguy

[Atomkaerna]

This is good shit.

[HyperDangerousThing]

FAIRY TAIL

[manhoffentlichgibes]

do u think that the dropkick murphys know that the are awesome?!

[racktzz]

@manhoffentlichgibes hoffentlich!

[jsparadis]

3 person didn't pass per the hardest f*cking mile

[therockrules2777]

I am irish to my core....this is my band !!!! 57 thumbs up.

[spatulapancakepork]

The Helm closed. Fuck Zeb.

[bmak8690]

Thank you, you please both the tongue and ear!

[01whiplash10]

1080p... we meet again.

[Thesixth9delays]

@01whiplash10 iv seen u on like 3 vids lol.. love the murphys

[GolliwoggMusic]

Golliwogg APPROVES of this song.

[yannickSchalker]

ireland you ROCKS :D Haroo from germany :D :D

[KitaKillerz]

The accordeon solo juste rocks. 1:39

[19B0N095]

i disliked, so the dude who disliked first doesnt feel so lonley xD

[YourFavoriteZombies]

@19B0N095 thats not funny

[19B0N095]

@YourFavoriteZombies dont take it too serius i still like that song, lol

[YourFavoriteZombies]

@19B0N095 im just messing and telling the truth at the same time

[HockeyMan1040]

i think i might subscribe to cherryapplejuice

[HockeyMan1040]

Fifty seven men on the hardest mile!

Murdered for their troubles, left to die!

Immigrant sons from Donegal Tyrone and Derry

Their numbers were fey BUT THEY DID THE JOB OF MANY!!!

[knucklessamich]

I start working for the railroad in a couple weeks. Seemed a fitting living for an Irish American... Hope my experience ends better...

[ShadowOfADoubt9]

The accordion solo in this is awesome. :file:

[CHRISPYify]

these gys have no bad songs and crazy ass concerts

[chaoticmystique]

Think this is one of my favorites! The guys from Duffy's Cut finally recognized....Hella yeah!

[Shengch1]

suggetions, T.I- what the fuck is wrong with you tube

[EvanThaBoer]

The Lyrics to this song, if you forget that these guys sang to it, it could be a Rage Against he Machine song....

[Jolaus88]

this is Folk punk, or Celtic punk

[ussenterprisenxo1]

but just my opinon sory if i miss spelled opinon not the best at spelling

[ussenterprisenxo1]

the 3rd guy on the bottom left looks like hes gonu frow up

[HoogbyRuligan]

Oh my God! We need to create another music style to put DKM in !

This is not punk, not Oi, not skinhead, not anything-rock, not celtic-irish-anything...

Its Revisionist Folk, I dont know... Its just great! This story made me cry...Made me get emotional like no other song in the world. And DKM always had this impact on me!

[deathmonger12]

@HoogbyRuligan How about we call it DKM

[HoogbyRuligan]

@deathmonger12 lol perfect!

[TrojanChris1990]

@HoogbyRuligan They are a bit of all the above and put it into their own great sound.

[TraptMars]

@HoogbyRuligan I don't know if they can be classified as anything. They can only be called Awesome or Amazing. They are really great. I went to a wedding and mostly DKM songs and EVERYONE that was there were singing along, old, young, black, white... It truly was amazing. They have this way of bringing everyone together.

[chisox100]

This song has inspired me write a research paper for my college prep writing class on the 57 men who were murdered in Duffy's Cut.

[pcd07]

get back to glasgow ASAP!!! PLS DKM

[vivcsike1994]

Ki a faszt érdekel Joh Ruddy amikor ilyen jó ez a zene :D

[jackraaabitslim]

Awesome song! Great story I love how DKM mixes in immigrant and people's history, stories never told. I was driving down the beach listening to this song, made my day haha.

[PunkRat1991]

What a fucking beatifull tribute to those men ! ! !

[rugbymom75]

RIP John Ruddy

[rugbymom75]

The bones should be returned to Ireland so these victims can be at peace. A real tradgey but typical of the Irish experience in early America. There is barely a mention in any history book on the Irish slaves in America and West Indies.