[ti:New York Volunteer]
[ar:Bobby Horton]
[al:Homespun Songs of the Union Army, Volume 1]
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[00:00.00]New York Volunteer - Bobby Horton
[00:09.49]Composed by：traditional
[00:18.98]'Twas in the days of seventy-six
[00:20.85]When freemen young and old
[00:22.80]All fought for independence then
[00:24.68]Each hero brave and bold
[00:26.60]'Twas then the noble stars and stripes
[00:28.62]In triumph did appear
[00:30.13]And defended by brave patriots
[00:32.31]The yankee volunteers
[00:34.01]'Tis my great delight to march and fight
[00:36.06]Like a New York volunteer
[00:53.52]Now there's our city regiments
[00:55.40]Just see what they have done
[00:57.29]The first to offer to the state
[00:59.28]To go to Washington
[01:00.98]To protect the federal capital
[01:02.86]And the flag they love so dear
[01:04.84]And they've done their duty nobly
[01:06.70]Like New York volunteers
[01:08.58]'Tis my great delight to march and fight
[01:10.68]Like a New York volunteer
[01:27.94]Well the rebels out in Maryland
[01:30.07]They madly raved and swore
[01:32.04]They'd let none of our union troops
[01:33.89]Pass through to Baltimore
[01:35.48]But the Massachusetts regiment
[01:37.74]No traitors did they fear
[01:39.42]But they fought their way to Washington
[01:41.62]Like yankee volunteers
[01:43.25]'Tis my great delight to march and fight
[01:45.32]Like a New York volunteer