Sgt MacKenzie - We Were Soldiers Soundtrack with Lyrics

This is the Sgt. MacKenzie song with both original Scottish version and English translation.
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[MyTeenageyearzz]

I want this played at my funeral.

[gray19801]

@sammni Well Scottish is English in a different dialect and since the song is to remember the warriors who stood on the line despite all odds who cares the language as anyone who has stood on the line and staired death in the face will understand this stand regardless if they are a daft Yank or a a kraut. I am a American of Scottish and English noble blood line and have seen what this song mentions.

[LordMacharius]

@gray19801 Well I'm Scottish Clan MacDonald of Ranald, and you can find most information easily on the internet mate. Lowland Scots btw, is actually a german language used by Kind Richard the 2nd in the Scottish courts. In modern Scotland, typically the northerners speak Gaelic and the southerners speak Scots(as well as english of course).

[gray19801]

@LordMacharius Very true and thank you for that info. The more I can learn of my ancestry is all the better. I will say it is still a good song for anyone who has seen the true hell of war.

[LordMacharius]

@gray19801 Scottish is it's own language, called Scots Gaelic. Or the lowland language called Scots, which is like Scottish ebonics. The above is more or less like scots, but easier to read.

[GrievingForGrace]

@gray19801 If I'm misunderstanding your comment, forgive me. But, Scottish is a language that belongs to the Gaelic family, and is closely related to Irish. English on the other hand, is a Germanic language. Scottish and English are very, very different.

[MrCrime0001]

wen i hear these i remember my Father telling story on how they end up in WW2 in Philippines and.......

[pigslayer176]

never get tired of this, plum beautiful!

[whatland]

@TheIrishryan Yes and sentences start with capitals.

also it's I'd

[0vol360]

@MyTeenageyearzz yes I also want this played at my funeral

[Bokkex]

@TheVideotribe this song really has nothing to do with americans. believe it or not america is not the world its just part of it

[kenny7245]

brilliant i must have watched and listend to this a hundred times or more