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Uploaded by on Apr 27, 2008

My personal video rendition of the haunting song 'Sgt Mackenzie' by Joseph Mackenzie.

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  • BEST WAR SONG EVER!

  • The Celt's blood is a warrior's blood. I am Portuguese, the Celts had a lot of influence it ancient Lusitania. There's a story as well of a Portuguese soldier in WWI, Aníbal Milhais, that, by himself, stood against a German invasion with a Lotz machine gun, covering the retreat of 16000 portuguese and scottish soldiers. His supressing fire cause such an effect on the germans that they thought they were aggainst a whole Portuguese-Scottish regiment. Only Celts could do that. Complements to you.

  • Proud to be a Celt. Being part Welsh I respect the Scots a great deal, Welsh and Scottish, the last true Celts (As well as the Irish).

    "When they come, a wull staun ma groon. Staun ma groon, al nae be afraid. Thoughts awe hame, tak awa ma fear. Sweat an bluid, hide ma veil awe tears."

    "When they come, I will stand my ground. Stand my ground, I'll never be afraid. Thoughts of home, take away my fear. Sweat and blood, hide my veil of tears.

  • It´s not a scots dialect! It´s the way we scots talk, and it was written in the way we talk ... Sad that ye disabled the embedding ... Would have loved to share it on FB ...

  • Brilliant my friend, just bloody brilliant!

  • I love how the Scots chew on their words when they speak! A lot more so than call centre English!!

  • The English Verson - To the best of my knowledge. Translation. ========

    Lay me Down, in the Cold Cold Ground, Where before, many men have gone. Lay me Down, on the cold cold ground. Where before, many men have gone.

  • Its a mix of Gaelish/scotts and English

  • i have noticed that thus song is in most war movies i didnt figure out the name of it til today

  • I would say, Its a mix of English and Scottiic Gälish, because he said : Lay me doon ->

    This have a English/Scots and Gälish tounge

    A mix ^^

    lg drebor 94

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