Maverick Sabre

Comments

8 years ago

kal ma

Big Tune!

9 years ago

pete mcneil

never forget where you come from! we all have history, cheers mav

9 years ago

Jacob Taub

BIG RESPECT BRUV, come from near Stoke Newington, keep it real bruv

9 years ago

Tom Graham

Big respect maverick sabre real talk real music. Keep at it bruv, big respect

9 years ago

Ratta Touillie

The park in the video is very near to me and i spent a lot of my childhood there. love this video and song and clissold park

9 years ago

themagicbanana

aww baby maverick how adorable.

9 years ago

maroom88

This dude has it!!! Wow

9 years ago

Jake Hynam

Come on 10 more likes for 7K!

9 years ago

Thilina Blyz

I put the beat to trackFound freedom, found outI could be myself, I'll find my world through my roots backI never wanted to adapt or in fact take an action over nightThat for years they told me "Fuck facts"...

9 years ago

Martina Good

srdcovka..

9 years ago

Adam Phelan

Lads im irish. And yer all.a bunch of muppets going around sayin fuck england and fuck irealnd.i love my fuckin country im proud to be irish. But really grow up and respect eachother .black white irish englids whatever u are just cop d fuck on

9 years ago

Ana Loncar

Maverick Sabre - Sometimes (Official Video)

9 years ago

chloe williams

so cool <3

9 years ago

Carluccio Juvann Boromei

SOULLLLL KITCHEN...

9 years ago

John McCarthy

Ireland and England stand up this is a tune right here. im irish and love this track respect good music

9 years ago

GEORGE LAMBERT

Sometimes you need to go away and forget where you come from

9 years ago

GEORGE LAMBERT

Sometimes you need to go away and forget where you come from

9 years ago

Elijahbluray

No blacks No Irish No dogs... blessed tune

9 years ago

Adski B

go ahn son :)

9 years ago

BiteTheLightning

@TheSmiler62Seems a bit silly to tell him that he should fuck off, on his own video? He grew up in Ireland and the entire point of the end of that verse is how he was bullied for the London heritage, seeing as some (especially so soon after the Troubles) have a negative view of the English in Ireland. It's not a benign hateful statement, it's exactly the kind of thing most kids would say if they knew they were being bullied for where they came from.