Redgum - I Was Only 19 (1983) video free download

ice man bro

spineless australian polis give to hide their fortiture

ice man bro

what america whats australia gives

ice man bro

it is all policitcal am i right

Damien Luxford

This was number 1 on my 19th birthday.

Mike Berg

Two Kiwi company's,an SAS squadron,n an105 battery.HEY NON ANGLO IMMIGRANTS,LEARRN PLEASE.LOTTA MAORI FULLAS W US TOO.

Greg Loechel

This is one of the reasons why we shouldn't go to war, not sure about the dust and dirt they are in now 4:32 long. Published on 9 Jul 2007Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1983:Redgum's promo-video for the Australian number one hit single 'I Was Only 19 (A Walk In The Light Green)' (March, 1983), taken from the 1983 album 'Caught In The Act'.I didn't get called up at the time 'my number or if you will, letter was not drawn from the hat.!! A lot of good blokes died or come back sick in the head and body, knew a few back then one cried when he was drunk, one had the itch, etc. Sad really.

Edward Rodriguez

BAL,BAL AND MORE BAL

joshua wanted

COMING FROM A VETS SON I CAN TELL U UNTIL YOU TAKE A WALK IN THEIR SHOES DONT DISRESPECT THEM THEY DID A JOB LIKE ALL OUR ANZACS THEY GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR OUR FREEDOM

joshua wanted

I HAVE NOTHING BUT TOTAL ADMIRATION FOR OUR VIETNAM VETS GOD BLESS THEM ALL

theHentySkeptic

Every time you meet a vet or a someone currently serving - pause for a moment, tell them, "Thanks for your service", shake their hand and look them in the eye. This is a cultural tradition I learned in the USA - we should do it here too. This doesn't glorify the war but acknowledges the sacrifice and hardships suffered in our name. So, from me to all you diggers, pussers, and crabs (past and present) a heart-felt and earnest, "Thanks for your service - god bless you all!".

Keith Austin

It really doesn't matter which war it was, the guys went to war, many gave their lives, most of them were too young to even vote at the time, most were to young to legally have a beer at the local pub (legally) but they still went to serve their country. In 1915 Our men were slaughtered before they even hit land, any of the survivors are now long gone. War is war, it injures, mames and kills not just physically but mentally. I listened to the Bushwackers version of "And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda" that and this song truly rings home what all soldiers gave.... They deserve more respect than they have ever received. I was enraged when the RSL refused to acknowledge those who served in Vietnam... after-all they were Conscripts, most were "Ordered" to go, even though it was not technically classified as a "War" they still went they still gave their lives. Even though the RSL now accepts them, it still leaves a bitter taste in my mouth what they did. I wonder how many of those who were "running" the RSL back then were actually Returned Service people??? I'd almost bet very few did were. All returned service people have my utmost gratitude and respect. Thank-you.

angrymetalhead

Never, ever, forget.

Chris Doyle

hey gould

Roy Mustang

a very haunting song, with lyrics that send a shiver down my spine, beautiful song about the reality of what our soldiers faced in times of war.

Zachary Morgan

I show lots of respect to those australian boys ☺

Tristian Ahern

it is so sad but when you listen to it on anzac day even sader

Lara Stout

I Was Only 19紅桉樹樂隊Red Gum

valkor73

never glorify the wars

Ultimate Card Collector

To everyone who is fighting or has fought in a war. THANKYOU!

RIDETHESUNSHINE

“In war, there are no unwounded soldiers.” Jose Narosky

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