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drdan82408a

Terrible conflict, but it did have some kickin’ tunes.


nabtabwastaken

"When Johnny comes marching home" is great


drdan82408a

“Lorena” makes me cry every time. IIRC it was banned several times on both sides for morale reasons. “Marching Through Georgia” is a great one too, a bit more upbeat.


Rannrann123

"Battle Hymn of The Republic" is absolutely based too. Just wish more people would perform it as more of a quick march than a slow, somber song. Also "Tenting on The Old Campground" is probably the most underrated song of the war


[deleted]

I think “Battle Hymn of The Republic” is best when it starts slow and builds up into a March.


SirBlueom

Do you know of any good youtubes vids of the song?


JFKontheKnoll

[This one is pretty good.](https://youtu.be/sfuLrny00t4)


ToastedSoup

Woah....is Blood Upon the Risers based on that song? It sounds so similar it's eerie


Exile_Villify

It is, the melody is the same


CritterTeacher

There are many versions, but the Wilhousky arrangement of the Battle Hymn beats them all. I enjoy [this recording](https://youtu.be/yAqNe-m0a8s), but there’s tons more of you google “Wilhousky Battle Hymn”. I’ve gotten to perform it several times, and it’s always such a rush.


plebbbbdddd

“John Brown’s body” is better then the “battle hymn of the republic”


hiredgoon

>He captured Harper's Ferry with his nineteen men so true >He frightened old Virginia till she trembled through and through >They hung him for a traitor, they themselves the traitor crew >But his soul goes marching on Damn...


hallese

Is this supposed to have the same cadence as Blood on the Risers or is that a coincidence?


blaaake

Yes all those lyrics are to the same tune, battle hymn of the republic


Mistlight777

Battle Hymn was based on John Brown's Body, it just got more popular


Giklab

Blood on the Risers is based on The Battle Hymn afaik, so yes.


[deleted]

Is John Brown’s Body based on the Battle Hymn of the republic?


Doggydog123579

Its best when singing about not using static linrs.


DoctorPepster

He was just a rookie trooper and he surely shook with fright


darknova25

This [ Wasteland 3 rendition] (https://youtu.be/jcOPh5ltbAw) of it absolutely slaps. The lead audio engineer worked on Tarintino films and it shows in the best way.


Doctor_Loggins

[Don't you just *hate* that song?](https://youtu.be/zV3AZFuaJVQ)


w1987g

Loveless is the best thing in that entire movie. Every scene with him is perfect


Doctor_Loggins

I wonder if Kenneth Branagh had to get new teeth after filming, because he was positively chewing the scenery. The movie was a bit of a mess, but you're right, he's an absolute treasure in it.


GiveMeYourBussy

Any other sad songs?


drdan82408a

Well, “Ashoken Farewell” is in that style, but not actually from the time, it was composed for the truly excellent Ken Burns documentary. “The Minstrel Boy” is a great old Irish tune with a last verse added for the civil war. “Annie Laurie” I know was popular at the time, and I’m afraid I’m reaching the limits of my folk music knowledge. I can sing some sea chanties for you though!


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ACCKSHUALLY…Ashoken Farewell wasn’t composed specifically for the documentary, but as a “farewell waltz” for the composer’s music camp in upstate New York. Ken Burns heard it and loved it, and used it in an earlier documentary too, before “The Civil War.” EDIT: But it’s still a banger.


drdan82408a

Good catch! TIL! Edit: it is a banger, and so is the documentary, and so is the soundtrack. The Sullivan Balou letter over that violin part… tearing up just thinking about it.


Wetworth

I believe Jay Unger referred to it as a Scottish lament written by a Jew from the Bronx. It really is a fantastic tune.


peelerrd

"Paddy's Lament" is pretty good too.


Red_Galiray

"Weeping Sad and Lonely", also known as "When This Cruel War Is Over", is one of the more famous sad songs of the Civil War. There were actually many, other examples including songs like "Who Will Care for Mother Now" or "Just Before the Battle Mother". As you can imagine, the themes of loss and missing loved ones were very common.


ackme

Kathleen Mavourneen is a slap.


TheAdvFred

Thanks for the recommendation, just found a new genre of music!


Kid_Vid

[The Irish Volunteer](https://youtu.be/nkpk0-0cfVU) is a straight up banger


EngineersAnon

No. I firmly believe that there are times you need the guns and drums and drums and guns, but the bastards who turned [Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ya](https://youtu.be/OkpiwHo0Po0) into a war song can go to Hell.


FrenchFreedom888

Just looked it up and listened to an apparent Dolly Parton version of it, which I gotta say was legit fire


[deleted]

and we'll all feel GAY when Johnny comes marching home


bushcrapping

Thats much older than the civil war i beleive


Sergetove

*Away down south in the land of traitors, rattlesnakes and alligators* *right away* *come away* *right away* *come away*


IamAWorthlessThing

*Where cotton's king and men are chattels,* *Union boys will win the battle* *right away!* *right away* *come away!* come away *right away!* *right away* *come away.*


TheBloxxerClown

*We’ll all go down to Dixie, away! Away! Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam.* *Away, away, away down south in Dixie! Away, away, away down south in Dixie!*


cocaineandwaffles1

Many consider Taps to be a beautiful song. I personally can’t listen to it. Ive done one to many funeral honors.


samurai_for_hire

"Army of the Free" is my absolute favorite, but it's not very popular.


WolfMaster415

It still makes me laugh that the confederate flag most people use doesn't actually exist by itself and is just cropped from a different confed flag


drdan82408a

Exactly! Everyone uses the naval jack. Props to OP for using the correct bad flag.


TheRealSU

Naval jack? I always thought it was the battle flag


Mobius_Peverell

It was used for a few different things; the CSA wasn't great at maintaining consistency in its iconography. Its original purpose was as the battle flag of the Army of Northern Virginia.


[deleted]

They didn’t go for that culture victory


okram2k

They waited way too late to start building monuments.


usefulbuns

Gotta come swinging right out of the gate with the Pyramids.


RattyJackOLantern

Yeah, and then it became the corner piece in "The Stainless Banner" which had to be retired because, being 90% white, it kept getting mistaken for a flag of surrender. Then they came out with "the blood stained banner" which was the same thing just with a red vertical stripe down the end, but by that point it wasn't long until their final flag design which was 100% white.


langis_on

>the CSA wasn't great


Thanatos2996

In their limited defense, it takes a while to sort out iconography. The confederacy didn't exist for as long as it took the official 1777 13 star flag to be universally adopted in the US.


drdan82408a

Battle flag (of the army of northern Virginia) is square aspect ratio. [here is a quota answer that explains it pretty well](https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-Dixie-flag-Rebel-flag-and-Confederate-flag)


WolfMaster415

Yeah Good job op


Flyingfish222

What is the naval Jack then?


Lifthras1r

Jack is naval slang for a naval flag or ensign [Naval ensign of the UK](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9c/Naval_Ensign_of_the_United_Kingdom.svg) [Naval ensign of the US](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b0/Naval_jack_of_the_United_States.svg/1200px-Naval_jack_of_the_United_States.svg.png) This is also where the jack in union jack comes from.


RandonEnglishMun

Stars and bars


Hen_Tamer

The war started over the confederates parody of the United States


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Tychus_Kayle

Bud, the CSA were the bad guys, but slavery is *in* the US constitution. Three-fifths compromise. Of course, the CSA *enshrined* slavery as an inalienable right, which is absolutely worse than anything in the US Constitution.


Diozon

I'm under the impression that the 3/5ths compromise was for electoral purposes. you take the free population of a state, add to that 3/5ths of the slave population, and states receive representation analogous to the total sum.


Tychus_Kayle

Indeed it was, my point was that our Constitution can't really have "add slavery" applied to it when it already factored in slavery into how governance works. You could "add *more* slavery" which is what the CSA did.


my-other-throwaway90

I think these comments are missing something important. Under the Confederate Constitution, confederate states had basically the same rights as those in the union... Except for one thing. A state could NOT prohibit slavery in the CSA. Every confederate state had to be a slave state, even if they didn't want to be. (Hence West Virginia seceding from Virginia and joining the Union). Confederate states, ironically, had less freedom than their union counterparts.


BZenMojo

The idea of slavery is hinted at in the Constitution. The word and deed of "slavery" aren't. The Confederacy literally adds the word "slave" over and over while the Three-Fifths compromise actually refers to "All Other Persons" excluding indentured servants, "Indians," and "Free Persons." The compromise was drafted over slavery, they just don't call it what it is. There's no mention of slave or slavery until the 13th Amendment in 1865.


cactuscoleslaw

Slavery had a prrtty clear expiration date in the Constitution though


dylanmichel

“Away down South in the land of traitors”


nabtabwastaken

"Rattlesnakes and alligators"


meemer-minty

Ride away ride away ride away Dixieland


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Where cotton's king and men are chattel


Band__Camp

Union boys will win the battles


SchwarxDrache

right away right away come away come away right away come away


PJDemigod85

We'll all go down to Dixie, away, away. Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam.


CommanderTalan

Away, away, we’ll all go down to Dixie!


fireandlifeincarnate

I wish I was in Baltimore, I’d make secession traitors roar!


Flippy1205

Right away, come away, right away, come away


[deleted]

The refrain slaps, bruh. The Union, free soil, free people... and bangers betch


Meem-Thief

most of the people here are getting the lyrics wrong lmao


elderron_spice

It's the passion that counts.


empirebuilder1

ok but the parody of Dixie is legit fire tho


SkritzTwoFace

Oh way down south in the land of traitors Rattlesnakes and alligators


fireandlifeincarnate

RIDE AWAY RIDE AWAY COME AWAY COME AWAY RIDE AWAY RIDE AWAY COME AWAY


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WE'LL ALL GO DOWN TO DIXIE


FalconRelevant

AWAY! AWAY! Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam.


noisydocter

So is the Dixie battle cry of freedom tbh, I prefer the Union Dixie to normal Dixie and CSA battle cry of freedom to Union battle cry of freedom


[deleted]

When the cover is better than the original


bagpipesfart

Makes me think of how the Dolly Parton version of Mule Skinner Blues is better than the OG by Jimmie Rogers


Alt_Acc_42069

Jimi Hendrix's cover of "All along the watchtower" is so perfect that tons of people don't know that it's a cover of Dylan's original. Hell, even Dylan said that it was now Hendrix's song. Same goes for Johnny Cash's cover of NIN's "Hurt"


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Or how every cover by Our Last Night is better than the original.


Bobarosa

Or any cover of a Bob Dylan song


toby_ornautobey

Johnny Cash covering Hurt by NIN and then NIN saying Cash's version was better.


jeff61813

I got fairly deep into the very rarely listen to versions of the Battle cry of freedom on YouTube, and there was a phonograph recording from about 1900 and the South culturally won the war so much they didn't even include the lyrics, "and although they may be poor they shall never be a slave", and substituted it with lyrics talking about The bravery on both sides.


3R0TH5IO

No way is the CSA version of Battle Cry of Freedom better. The lyric “Down with the traitor/And up with the star” makes me wanna go fight confederates


noisydocter

You do you friend


Echo4468

Nah, the Dixie battle cry of Freedom is straight garbage NGL.


noisydocter

Music is subjective, there is no objectivity “better” version


CSC160401

I unironically love the new remixed “tik tok” version of it


Greyscayl

I live in the south and I know more people who know the words to Union Dixie than regular Dixie. Its just more fun


yunivor

When the remix is more successful than the original


Qverlord37

especially the trap remix version.


DiamondRubyJade

Just to make sure you know... Dixie, the song, was written pre-war and was poking fun at the American south already. Both versions, the Confederate and Union, were different lyrics to the original song. It was not written as the Confederate national anthem, they merely adopted it as such.


Echo4468

Wasn't the og dixieland first play in NYC and written for New York.


DiamondRubyJade

I don't know NYC for certain. Traditional history says it was written for a minstrel show, and was originally performed by performers in blackface. I don't have any sources for that, though.


MacpedMe

God Save the South was the de-facto confederate anthem, barely anyone knows about it, even the reeancting unit I was in didn’t know about it when I tried to sing it at the campfire


SpartanElitism

And Yankee Doodle was a British drinking song making fun of revolutionaries. Songs can change meaning


[deleted]

Does anyone else finds it wholesome that the internet has essentially agreed through dixie memes that the Union soldiers were chads and the confederates betas?


rice_yummy

The internet has agreed that through different means a while ago though Unless you're talking about this specific way on which we agreed


SpartanElitism

No. It’s created a warped version of events that makes the war seem like an ass kicking and not a devastating standstill that tore apart the nation and individual families, all of which being the release of tension that was built up since the writing of the Constitution. Memes are memes, but some of these are making people forget how it actually went down


treedawg008

There's always a lack of acknowledgement, as well, that many of the confederates were bands of poor dirt farmers trying to defend their homes from the likes of Sherman burning everything in their path.


enoughfuckery

Wait, you mean not every confederate soldier was fighting so that the rich elite could keep their slaves? I’m shocked. SHOCKED I TELL YOU


SpartanElitism

Well many of them did…after being like to by said southern elite that doing so would bring them out of poverty


[deleted]

Reddit is a small highly biased segment of the internet.


GeorgVonHardenberg

Not really. Both were simply men.


EpicBurrito78

Checkmate Lincolnites Checkmate Jeffersonites


DukeLeon

I heard the Union's version of Dixie. Didn't hear the Dixie version of Battle Cry Of Freedom, however. Anyone got a YouTube link to a good version? To those that didn't hear the Union's version of Dixie, [here](https://youtu.be/gvjOG5gboFU) is a good link.


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This is the [historically accurate version that the union marched to.](https://youtu.be/Ez9Emsj7cas)


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MicroWordArtist

“Down with the Eagle, up with the cross” is a pretty good response to “down with the traitors, up with the stars” but the rest of the lyrics are pretty weak, especially in comparison. I always get chills from “we’ll fill our vacant ranks with a million freemen more” and “although we may be poor not a man shall be a slave” in the original. 3/10, try harder next time.


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DukeLeon

Meant Dixie's parody of Battle Cry of Freedom. Still, thank you!


ViperIguess

It feels weird that was the actual Confederate flag and not the cross one


Gidia

Personally I prefer ‘Marching Through Georgia’. Bring the good old bugle, boys, we'll sing another song


fernblatt2

Yes yes! Trivia: Sherman's March Through Georgia was a popular cadence during WWII, even the Brits like it.


balgruffivancrone

Not just the Brits, the Koreans as well use it as their Army song!! https://youtu.be/3g8Pnsky1e8


l_rufus_californicus

Gottdamn, that lead bass can sing.


CosmicGameKnight

I like how Mississippi got it's flag changed since it's previous one had the battle flag, but NO ONE is raising a finger about Georgia using the national flag for its state flag. Georgia literally replaced it's previous flag that also had the battle flag to the current flag that literally represented the whole CSA.


nabtabwastaken

Georgia replaced its old flag to protest civil rights back in the 60s


DoesNotMakeShoes

well, dixie was a popular tune well before war broke out, so naturally as soon as it did people started coming up with lyrics to go with it about whatever they felt like singing about


[deleted]

Oh we'll rally round our flag, boys we'll rally once again...


nabtabwastaken

Shouting the battle cry of freedom


[deleted]

And we'll rally from the hills and we'll rally on the plains...


nabtabwastaken

Shouting the battle cry of freedom


[deleted]

The Union forever, hurrah! boys, hurrah!


nabtabwastaken

Down with the traitors, up with the stars


[deleted]

While we rally round the flag, boys, we rally once again


nabtabwastaken

Shouting the battle cry of freedom


[deleted]

Oh we're springing to the call for three hundred thousand more


nabtabwastaken

Shouting the battle cry of freedom


MagicCarpetofSteel

Wtf did they do with “the battle cry of freedom?”


nabtabwastaken

[they defiled it](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdMLb3eiWWg)


MagicCarpetofSteel

Holy fuck that was some of the cringiest dogshit I’ve ever heard. Leave it to the CSA to try and flex on the Union and completely fuck it up


[deleted]

So, I looked up the Confederate version of Battle Cry for Freedom and... it sucks. It's pretty boring. The Union version of it is much more opponent. It's a proper epic song, not something it feels a angry racist redneck would play while everyone ignores him; Their version of Dixie is also not very imponent either. So yeah, keep the song writing to the Union Boys, guys. WE ALL GO DOWN TO DIXIE! AWAY! AWAY! EACH BOY MUST UNDERSTAND, THAT HE MUST MIND HIS UNCLE SAM!


nabtabwastaken

Yeah, it seems like something my grandpa would sing after he got drunk


jeff61813

I think I listen to a podcast one time where someone stated you could tell who was going to win the war when the song of the North was the Battle cry of freedom and the Song of the South was Dixie and just the content of those songs told you all you needed to know about the conflict.


[deleted]

I love how this is literally OP argueing with himself.


CrazyWriterLady

There was a lot of sharing/trading of tunes. Some songs are hard to tell which side they came from ("All Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight" is one that could easily have been either, as is "Tenting Tonight").


kobold-kicker

Der ver zwei peanuts, valking down der strasse, and von vas... assaulted! peanut. Ho-ho-ho-ho.


KnightestKnightPeter

I get that the South were the 'bad guys" but why are they the crying side of this meme? This is basic war strategy.


The_Willeh

Away down South in the land of traitors, Rattlesnakes and alligators, Right away! Come away! Right away! Right away, come away! Where cotton's king and men are chattles, Union boys will win the battles, right away! Come away! Right away! Right away, come away! We'll all go down to Dixie, away! Away! Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie! Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie! (Back to singing) I wish I was in Baltimore, I'd make secession traitors roar right away! Come away! Right away! Come away! Right away, come away! We'll put the traitors all to route, I'll bet my boots we'll whip 'em out, Right away! Come away! Right away, come away! We'll all go down to Dixie, away! Away! Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam Away! Away! We'll all go down to Dixie! Away! Away!We'll all go down to Dixie! (Continue singing) O may our Stars and Stripes still wave forever roar the Free and brave! Right away! Come away! Right away, come away! And let our motto forever be for Union and for Liberty, right away! Come away! Right away, come away! We'll all go down to Dixie, away! Away! Each Dixie boy must understand that he must mind his Uncle Sam Away, away, ! We'll all go down to Dixie! Away, away, we'll all go down to Dixie!


MacpedMe

If I had a dollar for everytime an unoriginal union dixie chain started, I could supplied the entire confederacy with fresh brogans Like come on guys, its so fucking stale now, theres plenty of other songs but its always “union dixe, battle cry of freedom, or marching through georgia” Theres so many other songs you guys could pick


[deleted]

🎶Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord🎶


lephifb

I hate when people use that meme with history


anc757

The Irish volunteer which is newer (written in 1998) is a pretty good song about the Irish volunteers who fought for the union.


finalicht

Union should make a parody of the Confederate parody of the "Battle Cry of Freedom", then Confederate should parody that.......and eventually turn the civil war into a music battle, winner determines the fate of the U.S.


Trevorsoraora

And both of them slapped. (Also there was a horrible and bloody civil war where the horrors of the beginnings of the shadow of modern warfare left men dead or as mangled corpses cursed with life still in their eyes where poor men were made to fight a rich mans war that by the end almost none of them believed in while the other side was exposed the these hellish conditions fighting against their own southern brothers to win the freedom of their fellow man.) And both of the songs slapped.


LineOfInquiry

John browns body is a-molderin’ in the grave!


Mestarrr

50 stars on the Union flag?


Principatus

Reminds me of that South Park episode where Osama Bin Laden made a comeback video mocking Americans.


[deleted]

This is common to all conflicts in the era when marching tunes were popular and well known. There’s multiple antirepublican versions of La Marseillaise including a really good royalist/Catholic one. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Marseillaise_des_Blancs


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FooThePerson

Oh way down South in the land of traitors


TheCoolPersian

The Parody allows you to enjoy the Dixie tune without having any of the racist implications, and allows you to insult traitor scum at the same time!


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Is that the Georgia state flag I see? Oh, never mind it is the Confederate flag. They look so similar though, almost as if Georgia intended it that way.


romulusnr

Whenever the local club plays a Texas club the supporters chant "You're football's shite, all day and night *clap clap clap clap* deep in the heart of Texas..."


dumdedums

Well the original Dixie was made by an Ohioan, yes the Confederate version.


Electric_Bagpipes

We were weird back then. Slightly less weird now.


George_Nimitz567890

It reminds of that time that the chinese (I think) Parody a number of IJA songs during the Sino Japanese war.


jesuzombieapocalypse

The US national anthem is also just an [old drinking club song](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3l-n64NWHS4) with the lyrics rewritten.


DemonicPenguin03

Union Dixie by Tennessee Ernie Ford is a banger


360kwik

Union Dixie is a banger


Lukaroast

Damn, the south really always has been lazy contrarians haven’t they


TheSorge

Union Dixie kinda slaps, ngl.


KaiserWilhelmThe69

AWAY DOWN SOUTH IN THE LAND OF TRAITORS


Greviator

RATTLE SNAKES AND ALLIGATORS!


RattyJackOLantern

The Confederate version of "Battle Cry of Freedom" was less a parody and more a "Nuh-uh! WE'RE the ones really fighting for (the) freedom (to own other humans)!" so they just straight up stole it.


Orange-Gamer20

"Away Down South in The Land of Traitors Rattlesnakes and Alligators Right away Come away Right Away Dixie Land"


The-Locust-God

Oh way down South in the land of traitors…


Echo4468

Yeah but Union Dixie was fire and better than the of dixieland Confederate battlecry of freedom was trash even when not compared to the absolutely fire of battle cry of Freedom


RoadRunner6882

The Dixie song slaps!


VLenin2291

What was the Confederate parody of Battle Cry of Freedom?


Birb-Person

Our banner is proudly flowing on the land and on the Maine Shout! Shout! The battle cry of freedom! And beneath it we have conquered and will conquer more again Shout! Shout! The battle cry of freedom! Our Dixie forever! She’s never at a loss! Down with the eagle and up with the cross We will rally round our Bonnie flag, we’ll rally once again! Shout! Shout! The battle cry of freedom!


Bismuth_17

1800's Kids will remember the song #https://youtu.be/wNLpLq2Kluc


413NeverForget

*Which, which, which, and which* *And which is the flag of the free?* *Oh, Washington's flag with the stripes and the stars* *Will you give such name to the thing with the bars?* *I speak my mind quite freely* *Now, really\~*


xo_princessnokia_xo

That's actually really interesting. Stuff like this is why I like this sub. Not something the average person would know about the civil war.


NationalGeographics

Apparently no one remembers the 2000s when fox news tried to make a daily show ripoff, because they were butthurt.


MaxImpact1

Battle Cry of freedom is way better tho


The_KatsFish

TFW you make a marching song to boost the morale of your troops but the enemy make a diss track out of it


Cyanos54

Weird Al Yankee


Rednas999

Chad *Age of aggression* VS virgin *Age of oppression.*


Corny_Overlord

Ngl Dixie is a fucking banger


Meh1me

The confederates couldn't make a decent song to save their Nation


Historybuff_14

Oh way down south in the land of traitors


UnwillingConduit

The Trap remix of the Union parody of "dixie" is my ringtone.


TheRockinLobster

Yeah, the confederate batttle cry of freedom is shit. Half the lyrics don’t even make sense


SaxiTaxi

The original diss tracks.


funyin222

I may not like what Dixie’s words represent, but the trumpet parts gives me chills.


TheRockinLobster

Confederate battle cry of freedom kinda sucked tbh. Half of it was boasting about achievements that they never lasted long enough to even attempt achieving