Carry me back to old virginny

Civil War reenanctment featuring "Flo" the fire breathing cannon and the Norfolk Light Artillery. Duncan Mills, July 15th, 2007

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[norfolklight]

Everyone who comes to post here, be forewarned, this video was posted to be shared and enjoyed by those that enjoy reenacting and those that want to remember respectfully the lives of so many that were killed, injured, displaced, or otherwise endured hardship over the conflict of great ideas. If you come here to spread hatred and vitriol your comments will be removed and your access blocked.

[69thirish]

are you part of acwa

[norfolklight]

Mostly participate in NCWA. Occassional ACWA.

[crazycuntryboy2]

GOd BLess the COnfederacy!

[ParadisePeat111]

hey there, i am from germany, but i must say that i feel the spirit and soul of this song. its beautiful !!!!!!! love US ... wish you all the best !!!

[ShunkawakanOkawingha]

Funny how such a beautiful song can get so many yankees riled up. Amen to your post norfolklight! You wanna spread hatred, make a blog dont hate on youtube.

[SuperBills1234]

i miss virginia. i miss virginia beach. then i moved to texas. when turn 20 or some where around there, im moving back. like they say, VIRGINIA'S FOR LOVERS!!!!!!!!!!!

[ziggyboi1995]

@dkw12002 Minus the extreme poverty and incest...

[utoobd3wd]

1861 - 1865: 600,000 fallen heroes. They were all Americans.

[dkw12002]

The nicest thing about Virginia is West Virginia.

[VictorLepanto]

@joeyjojo4: I doubt this, as its origins is in the old Minstrel Show genre of music, it will always be branded as racist. Too, too inflamatory to be accepted as a state song.

[comradeshow]

i have a cat. 

[Spyronortex89]

I live in Fredericksburg Va.

[jlaynetn]

This is beautifully done. My compliments on the video. I hope one day that the people of this country as a whole, and especially the people of the South, realize the great sacrifices made by the Southern people to defend local control and self-government. Slavery was wrong, and nobody doubts it now, but the war that came was not about slavery. It was about power, and that continues today as Washington continues to grab power, opposed primarily still by the Southern States.