When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again

Lew Dite with his baritone ukulele.
a song (or songs) Tommy Makem & the Clancy Brothers taught me to love.
I've combined it with the alternative (anti war) version called "Johnny I Hardly Knew You"

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Lew
• Dite
• Tommy
• Makem
• Clancy
• Brothers

[CloudStrifeandzack]

well done that was brilliant

[raymondcrooke]

Sounds like you've already done the search, What did you find?

If everyone knows the answer, why is there so much discussion about it? I must admit I don't know, but to me it makes sense that the Irish song is a clever parody of the American one.

[xXVALUEXx]

that was great!

[xXVALUEXx]

@MrEllinakias it was written by a man from bosten but both armies sang it

[MrEllinakias]

This song rocks but i ahve one question the song made by the souths or te norths

[supsupese]

clancys did johnny i hardly knew ye, different song different meaning

[ThaiRyder]

With all my respect...it is very beautiful. U beta no. 1 love.

[Smiley6669]

This happy guy came into my grandmothers work place years ago and she told him she thought he was a very gay fellow, she meant it as a compliment but he took it as an insult and explained the new meaning of the word gay.

[Bananas023]

@Goryal hahahahahaha

[Mrnasty37]

not bad at all

[Dazzler1977]

Much prefer Johnny i hardly knew ya