Greensleeves (guitar version)

[@PatrickPierceBateman]

One of the best pieces of music ever written.

[@kingcongdao3725]

go home your drunk patrick xD

[@mellowsign]

They really came into their own, commercially and artistically!

[@cartenzgx4436]

Patrick Bateman ikr

[@luna-wo4eb]

Patrick Bateman night song by Rhonda Mackert

[@SwashOrSquash]

I beg to differ, Huey Lewis and the news is the best pat, you should know that.

[@sorrynotsorryxoxo]

i remember jamming to this back in my day

[@lowkeylokieanimations]

Lady Anne, it was a pleasure hearing this song. Deep apologies for your deep tragedy.

[@janelle9998]

Well the song was about you after your death

[@bradleymasters1456]

COUSIN ANNE. (Apparently a few million people are anne boleyns cousin 16x removed) Sorry to hear about your head

[@electrathejelliclekitten8063]

@@bradleymasters1456 then, also my cousin! AYYY

[@bradleymasters1456]

Hi cousin 😀

[@willfudge8131]

no matter how many skyrim or game of thrones memes take us here, we can all agree that this is a timeless piece of music

[@OfficialshadowGT-z2t]

Bloody true.

[@Knave_Orange_24]

One of the skyrim tavern ambient tracks sounds like this

[@DustyLightning]

I'm here to compare how my cover fairs against the original (or closest thing to the original we've got)

[@Zenovarse]

Nah this is mount and blade warband tavern more like

[@Azathoth343]

​@@Knave_Orange_24can u tell me witch one I honestly forgot.

[@davidnguyen5183]

"Will anybody remember this music, that i have poured my heart out to create?" "No." "Cus of the wife killings?" "Cus of the wife killings."

[@pluggothesluggo5509]

anyone remembers the other henry's? no?

[@fredbarker9201]

Pluggo the sluggo I know about all 8 Henrys

[@kingofducks3156]

Good old oversimplied

[@sanem4208]

Well he was a fine specimen of a man too

[@irisfung1880]

@@pluggothesluggo5509 I remember all the Henrys: Henry I - White Ship; Henry II - Beckett; Henry III - Montfort; Henry IV - usurper; Henry V - Agincourt; Henry VI - mad; Henry VII - insecure; Henry VIII - all shortcomings of the other Henrys

[@reneeamaya9540]

This song is so strangely familar as if I known it all this time but I just listened to it the first time today???

[@brendanpower2892]

You probably heard when the local ice cream truck rolled past your house..

[@jackiecauthron-schafer9554]

It's also the music to the song "What Child is This"

[@daiyoung6078]

My parents used to played this kind of tunes when driving down the countryside of our country when I was 5, you must heard this song before, but you just cant remember where and when you heard it.

[@LeafyBreezes]

You probably heard "The place I'll return to someday" from FFIX

[@coolguy02536]

+AllAtlas lol no

[@heathereastin540]

This is, by far, my favorite Greensleeves version. It's absolutely beautiful and amazing.

[@nf5113]

Celtic ladies

[@d4walkaline]

I have been whistling this song for 15 years and I remember hearing it once at nap time in school, cool that I stumbled across this, I had no idea what the hell I was whistling.

[@jeancornett3748]

like all of us , I beleave that manny of us feel strong about this melodie . mabey we where born in 1500 years , I remember at age of 9 to 11 this was playing in old robin hood movie . music survive through years and years . comparate to us .

[@karenbruce3875]

d4walkaline I’m doing the same

[@MrTheologianscafe]

Lmao that's great.

[@leyland205olympian2]

This song is my city's listening test music...

[@hellirhyses1709]

d4walkaline exactly the same for me.

[@fluffytuffy9142]

“Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived”

[@patataroja8307]

But just for you tonight we're divorced, beheaded, LIVEEEEEE

[@fiorev6274]

@@patataroja8307 Listen up let me tell you a story

[@ulisesgonzalez108]

''Glad that's in my head instead of finantial advice''

[@beetlejuice9759]

I was taught the wave links of different hues of light

[@leopardsammy1306]

Now thats in my head instead the financial advise, lmaooo 😂

[@adamlaycock4251]

wouldnt suprise me if henry viii beheaded the composer of this and claimed it as his own work

[@rosierennie5867]

The composer of this was born thirty years after Henry died

[@Isoscel]

did he even play guitar?

[@80spirit70]

I'm sure he would behead you without a thought

[@ashgold7036]

OH WAIT

[@hathatto1129]

@@rosierennie5867 yeah like that would stop him he'll rise from his grave, behead the composer and then return to the coffin

[@chloesgrass4143]

Henry viii looking thiccer than my boi moto moto right here

[@corigetz8431]

Lilo X Charlie yeet

[@randomminutesoftheday2069]

lol

[@Arcangel6292]

EXTRA THICC!

[@andremoreau8390]

He used to be the jackedest king whomever lived, then he fell off a horse and blew his knee, and it was all downhill from there.

[@muldoone6920]

just stop, you are cancer.

[@J.Lalrindika]

the person recording this with camera back in the 1580 is a legend

[@rrrrichh]

im waiting for someone to get wooshed

[@J.Lalrindika]

@@rrrrichh idk bro people barely watch this video

[@bagel4944]

bruh he is the almighty cameraman

[@餐后哦了了饭啊吃饿]

I remember commenting something here but I forgot wat it was

[@aquaticanimations9789]

1536*

[@huntercopeland2389]

this was my grandmothers favorite song. it was played at her funeral service and will always make me think of her😞

[@perlaodellober2832]

Why are you guys liking this. Say I'm sorry for your lost ( no really I am ) don't like it as a sign of sorry

[@gabrielchavez6066]

Okay, I'm sorry for your lost even if I gave you a like :D

[@jrt2792]

I just lost my Grandmother a couple of weeks ago. 😔💔 But they'll always be with us.

[@flamefoxgachawolf5800]

I’m sure she is having a good time in heaven 😇

[@Myrnafunes]

oh I feel bad my grandma still alive with me so I'm kind of Lucky and I'm very sorry I hope you get luck in the future I am 8 years old using my mom's tablet

[@___carbon___]

Fun fact: This song is the ice cream van tune in Australia, so I have fond memories of this song from my younger days.

[@Nickelodeon81]

Same for ice cream vans in the UK

[@fingerstyledojo]

For real?? That's so cool. Here in Germany it's just a random bell...

[@WImob420]

In usa its turkey in the straw for ice cream trucks 🤔

[@floydy8359]

Can confirm, in Australia, just heard it.

[@AbuGuroza]

first time for me was from piano tune

[@ramonvillegas1785]

the significance of this melody is incalculable, ask anyone to imagine a medieval melody and this piece will always come to mind

[@danturner1104]

this is after the medieval period

[@mehmetokay7073]

This is from the English Renaissance.

[@Gaylaaa_777]

Can’t believe I finally found this piece of art! I remember this was my first song my guitar teacher thought me when I was little. I will forever be grateful to him for introducing me to this amazing song

[@ann007p]

Me too and I'm from Perú so I fell in love of the old England when I heard and until now...

[@saraescoto2085]

Now imagine future civilazations listening to Pop music with Obama on the cover.

[@scythelord]

Sara Escoto They won't, unless Obama wrote a pop song. Henry VIII is responsible for creating this song.

[@DimentioCorp]

scythelord I'm willing to bet that he wasn't the composer. The actual Composer was probably found "Mysteriously murdered" by some Guards :P

[@ledarice5674]

Lmao I'm dying

[@sandrar7202]

Sara Escoto AHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@justinb3360]

Sandra R kill me

[@sickraffox]

i remember the first time i heard this, i was in a field watching the sunset with my friends and there was this friend of mine who suddenly played this on his guitar... i was so happy back then, wish i could go back in time

[@samiramissamiramis7910]

Sickraffox / I wish if i could back in time and fix everything and meet people died in my life but i know if future i will wish to back to present, so you can see life is just like a dream and it passes just like a blink 😢

[@housemusik4206]

@@samiramissamiramis7910 it never ends so be good.

[@doctormcboy5009]

word

[@jack02krauser]

When I was 10, I went ot to buy a present for mother's day, my dad and I entered an old store, I picked up a music box, the melody was greensleeves, I had never listened this song... I cried right there, just with the melody.

[@sebastian_arroyave_author]

Still happens to me, no matter how many times I listen to it. Then I come to read other people's comments and it's just nonsense, stupidity and awful jokes. It's like coming to a beautiful place with muddy shoes and ruining it.

[@Velasca]

One of those beautiful sounds I have heard since childhood. It brings to mind a scene from English history hundreds of years ago with a fire roaring and the drink flowing.

[@billcow3455]

Finally a decent version that's in time.

[@DannyPPD]

After searching this song for months I finally found it, i first hear it from my grandpa's alarm clock and it stuck in my head since. Thank you for posting this

[@Lilliexds]

Henry sent me a poem all about my green sleeves, I changed a couple words, put it on a SICK BEAT

[@hornyluvsickness]

the song blew their minds, next minute i was signed and now im writing lyrics for Shakesy-p

[@princessmiram9994]

You could perhaps call us the Tudor von trapps

[@jrainsart_2804]

I'm just kidding, We're called the Royalling Stones!

[@jasminetonner7409]

We're one of a kind, no category Too many years lost in history

[@kavilorin]

We're Free to take our crowning glory for five more minutes We're Six!

[@uglyafowoo7733]

When I hear this I imagine myself walking through the castle village watching all the people laugh and smile as they walk with each other passing booths of food and cloth. I'm walking in slow motion. I'm wearing a long light blue dress with white in the middle and a golden belt around my waist. My hair braided and a white scarf hanging down from my head. As the pace kicks up, I start running through the crowds, smiling and looking around me, seeing all the children play. I'm happy to be alive in this time. And then, when the song ends, it cuts to a rainy screen and I'm standing in the middle of the village once again crying surrounded by dead body's. I become sicker and sicker. And I finally lay with the rest of them. Dead. Because of the plague. So much emotion in this song

[@austinplaysgames957]

Ugly afowo o Oddly specific.. are you sure you weren’t there?

[@sandrataboada4691]

Jesus christ

[@jakebannerman4964]

cringe

[@Cyberzab57]

Well, that escalated quickly

[@mohammadabuelhawajordanian1765]

I actually fined myself in a Italian restaurant looking outside in the beautiful night while in peace.

[@Zilkenian_Davenport]

This was one of the main songs put in any music box back in the 90's, during my childhood. I had three music boxes, and I knew this song by heart, but never knew the name. Stumbled upon it years later, as an adult, and to this day, I've never forgotten the name of my childhood's music box song.

[@jujuholmes4760]

*“Now my sleeves may be green but my lipstick’s red”*

[@pinkroseperson256]

Lol, is that from Six? I think I listened to that song once a while back

[@jujuholmes4760]

Sophia Szeneitas yep it’s from the first song ex-wives

[@no-bn7xv]

Died jane Seymour the only one he truly loved

[@jujuholmes4760]

Lily Hyde ...rude

[@hornyluvsickness]

@@jujuholmes4760 when my son was nearly born, i died...

[@neilcaezar306]

Such a good piece. The reason why so many people feel nostalgic with it is because it SOUNDS like home. Imagine yourself watching the sunset from the window of your house with your friends and family, you can literally hear this song in the back of your head while watching the sun set. It's peaceful, and inviting. Nostalgia is what we often associate Home with, right? This song IS inviting and peaceful. Just like a home. I find it also very peaceful. Idk, just my penny on the subject.

[@ng3057]

Any Past Life souls here ? This song is so unbelievably familiar , I remember the first time my mum played it to me on her recorder and feeling like I knew it even then . I feel comfort and deep sadness at the same time when I listen .

[@Мария-б6я4г]

It´s just because the piece is often played to young children.

[@ng3057]

@@Мария-б6я4г no I remember the first time it got played to me knowing I had never heard it here before but sensing it's familiarity. It's hard to explain if you have never had an experience of that sort. Similar to deja vu.

[@lowkeylokieanimations]

I feel a very deep connection to the 1500-1600s and this..

[@ng3057]

@SleepyPixels me also !

[@HamuelTheGrey]

YES… it’s a song that is so familiar yet I am still so puzzled by it…. It reminds me of a quest in the desert… you may achieve it but there’s still tribulation and curiosity.

[@TheAkelei]

I'm very glad you finally found this jewel of soothing music. Thanks for uploading this classic. And yes, it's always easier when you know the tune's name ;-)

[@zusty9589]

Greensleeves sounds more like the heart of England beating slowly than anything else I've ever encountered.

[@Miskatonik]

Sounds far more civilized than the heart of England, at least according to the bunch of specimens arriving in my country every summer

[@Jollofmuncher2000]

@@Miskatonik probably because it sounds like something you'd hear in archaic English where people spoke with thy's and thou's

[@Miskatonik]

@@Jollofmuncher2000 Indeed Sire!

[@NukeCloudstalker]

@@Miskatonik England isn't England anymore. London is minority white. I hope you'll take your country back, so that pieces such as this may once again be created and your people flourish. Sincerely, a Dane, watching with horror on the other side of the North Sea.

[@jacobmoore4493]

@@NukeCloudstalker You think that if London became majority white we'd suddenly start writing classical music en masse again and our country would suddenly boon? What is this logic? Far more to economic or cultural success than the colour of Londoners skins.

[@judeharmon3262]

Idk why but I find myself listening to this every 3-4 months. I have no idea but I have just such an urge for it. This may be the greatest song ever created.

[@elenakolyushok5236]

Yes! Exactly! After years of searching... It's a pure happiness to listen to this music! Many thanks)))

[@mooneyes2k478]

Alas my love you do me wrong To cast me off discourteously; And I have loved you oh so long Delighting in your company. Greensleeves was my delight, Greensleeves was my heart of gold Greensleeves was my heart of joy And who but my lady Greensleeves. I have been ready at your hand To grant whatever thou would'st crave; I have waged both life and land Your love and goodwill for to have. Greensleeves was my delight, Greensleeves my heart of gold Greensleeves was my heart of joy And who but my lady Greensleeves. Thy petticoat of sendle white With gold embroidered gorgeously; Thy petticoat of silk and white And these I bought gladly. Greensleeves was my delight, Greensleeves my heart of gold Greensleeves was my heart of joy And who but my lady Greensleeves.

[@wafflecat8676]

+MoonEyes2k how?

[@mooneyes2k478]

waffle cat How what?

[@wafflecat8676]

how do u make that lyrics? i cant copy or paste it because its to long

[@mooneyes2k478]

waffle cat By writing?

[@wafflecat8676]

ya

[@ilikecars4966]

Real Tudor hours

[@marcus9441]

Hit that MF plague

[@m4rysia]

@@marcus9441 friendship ended with fleas, now job losses is my best friend

[@randomnoob63]

played this song for my highschool guitar class "concert". something reminded me of it and i could not for the life of me find it until now. thank you so much for the post.

[@dianawise6283]

have a tattoo of the name of this song on my left arm, couldn't be more proud :') thank you for posting

[@DimentioCorp]

Can we all just agree that this is the best classical song?

[@devtogoru]

this is too old to be called classical, in my opinion. This is frckin renaissance

[@michaeljarchibald7417]

Deva Putra Wardiman I was about to gently chastise you, as is my habit I checked and you are correct it was first registered 1580 London

[@DimentioCorp]

Deva Putra Wardiman Whatever. Best old ass song.

[@DimentioCorp]

***** I corrected myself in the responces damn it :P

[@abccba-wg5wu]

Not classical and not a song

[@BROXBasher]

I cried to this song when I was a little kid, it sounded so sad. But now, when I listen to it, I cry as an adult, because it sounds so very beautiful.

[@austenwallace5504]

Makes me think of Skyrim.

[@EuGuidooo]

Austen Wallace !!!

[@HONEY_R629]

Austen Wallace yeah imagine it playing in a tavern or the sleeping giants inn

[@bmxer7777]

The song "The Bannered Mare" aka. The Inn music was based off of this song

[@mhquiroga1917]

Austen Wallace I dunno why, but it reminds me every RPG I've ever played, even those from MS-DOS.

[@timoresetermite625]

I know right

[@moltenshard]

Thank you so Koch for putting the songs name and playing it . Once I heard this song in a CD but I couldn’t find the name but I loved this song so much. very very thank you for this coverage in guitar.❤️💛💙💜🧡💚🖤💖👏👏👏

[@mucahidcandan]

this is the best version. Without a single word, what stories are hidden in these notes.

[@mvxsr]

I love the use of this song in the Six, the musical. In Ex-Wives, it can be heard when the beat drops, and in intervals when certain words are spoken!

[@lemy.phoenix9153]

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[@lemy.phoenix9153]

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[@lemy.phoenix9153]

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[@lemy.phoenix9153]

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[@clarycecorcoran6492]

Omg! It took me literally years to find this song!(tune) thank you sooooo much!

[@Ln192]

I play this song everyday at 4 PM in the psychiatric ward I work through the intercom system, it always changes the entire atmosphere.. for 4 minutes it's as if we're all connected.

[@sevdakulahcioglu]

This feels literally so calming, you can listen to it for hours. This will never get old.

[@lazy_Kat89]

The first song i learned playing guitar and used for many years as test for checking how good i tuned it :) absolutely love the melody :D

[@weirdbutsucuasrm5222]

I am proud to be able to play this song, it is simple but also a masterpiece. thanks henry

[@Merlinthehappypig]

Guys, even if the Henry VII did write this, he would have hired a poet to write it and claim it as his own, anyway

[@MedievalSolutions]

Yeah, its possible...

[@rosslazenby1718]

it was king henry VIII :)

[@henriksagtsnicht6709]

This song is not so old like Henry VIII, and scottish.

[@phillipcharlesashwood1850]

brass-kai--AKAK ..dakakakakakakakak .. Kake .. and eat some ..

[@onebluedoveforpeace]

He co wrote it with a in house musician that he hired... that is the story... Supposedly for Anne Bolyn... Merry Christmas!!

[@ShadowTheFoxGirl]

this song is absolutely beautiful

[@julianherdez]

Thank you for finding it, I've been looking for it because I did not know the name of this song, thank you very much!

[@Sytb01]

I understand the OP very well. It also took me a hell of time to find it for the first time few years back, then forget its strange name having roots in ancient English folks classics, and again spending a lot of time to find it. The difficulty goes from the fact that this music is often heard in Christmas time so i thought this was Christmas song and tried internet search it by the appropriate possible lyrics. The masterpiece of musical genius Henry VIII.

[@charlotteburke4433]

I've read all of the comments and this is really bugging me! It hasn't been confirmed that Henry VIII wrote this at all! According to legend, he wrote it for Anne Boleyn, but in actual fact it is more likely that this was written during the Elizabethan era, as it is an Italian style of music which didn't reach England until after the reign of Henry VIII. The true composer is unknown, and we will probably never know their identity- we can only guess!

[@firebow2810]

Charlotte Burke the true composer is James the eight I think

[@nathaliejohns5472]

You are right. I saw in a documentation that greensleeves was actually written in 1580.

[@nathaliejohns5472]

Ryan Jolie I did not copy anything from Wikipedia, I didn't even read an article about this at Wikipedia. But I've seen countless documentations about medieval and renaissance era, and one of them mentioned the first appearance of this piece. And the way it changed over time, explaining why there are several versions of the lyrics out there.

[@nathaliejohns5472]

Ryan Jolie oh okay, I'm sorry 😁 And btw you are right about Wikipedia 👍

[@nathaliejohns5472]

Ryan Jolie Dito

[@joshbray5036]

I want too learn this song so badly! I play acoustic guitar, have a fascination with world history, and knowing this song was written in a Italian style, this is definitely a song I’m going too learn how to play. It sounds simple, but yet beautiful at the same time.

[@likamero]

Great music!! Always loved it but didn't know the name of song until some days ago when I accidentally found it and started searching the different versions of this music. Thanks to Nollan Smith for this particular one. Loved it!!

[@thanoscube8573]

A song of love. It speaks of great aching pain, a desire to mend and to be in harmony with that someone. If you listen to the slowness or the tempo it's like he's trying to be careful with his grievances. Each step is a cautious one, one wrong step can spike his feet and make him cynical, sad, or even angry! He's taking it slow on purposes, carefully tip-toeing his way to the wisdom he needs to love, that's beautiful.

[@harrypotter7652]

And thank you for introducing it's power to me, and everyone else that is watching this video.

[@keirafleming2287]

J'adore cette musique. Elle me fait repenser à des moments forts de ma vie. Souvenirs😢😿💙💜💖💗💟💝💎💕💖

[@jesusrodriguez-rx2us]

Imagine yourself on a green field in medieval times looking at a sunset

[@TheSoprah]

I imagine myself playing this nearby a fire in the night. I imagine myself playing this nearby my castle with my friends and my dog. I imagine myself being a dreamer who can never make his dreams come true ...

[@roxanaandrioli5177]

except for the last one, you are a dreamer XDD

[@TheSoprah]

haha good one

[@brolythadawg2505]

that was some artistic shit what you said right there..

[@kingsvow]

Whittier said: Of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these, "it might have been." Don't let your dreams die.

[@TheSoprah]

It was great to trust you

[@englishquicklyclearlyandef5619]

Very nice version of this melody well done!!, i always wanted to listen to this melody but i didn't find good version on youtube. Thanks!!!

[@florentinogracianocruz4331]

!!!!!Nooooo.....!!!!! por fin te encontré y no se quien interpreta esta hermosa pieza .......

[@fernandosalazarsanchez9870]

This song is pure magic.

[@gardenlover9663]

Henry viii was an accomplished composer, but historians now believe it was most likely written in the Elizabethan era based on an Italian tune.

[@Caesar_Himself]

I like to put this one on whilst I feast with my Knights. The serving wenches do jiggle pleasantly.

[@Itnecap]

I would like to remember you, Caesar, that you DO NOT know any knght, for they will belong to the british felons so many centuries after our great empire has collapsed and imploded itself. Maybe you would like to invite to the party your PRAETORIANS, your body guard I would say. Valete Caesar !

[@susanesquer1520]

Hail Caesar !

[@mr.countess3610]

He might be referring to the Equestrian Order, who are sometimes described as 'Roman Knights'. The song, however is LONG after his time, even when accommodating for the uncertainty surrounding its origins.

[@kzh3850]

So apparently someone from the early 1st century exists in the 18th century... Heck, maybe even the 21st century now.

[@timothystrickland7278]

Ryan Zhang I’m fine with that.

[@louissidebottom1635]

I searched for this song long and hard to remember the name, i have known about it for a long time ever since i began playing guitar around 7 years ago my teacher played it to me and it was beautiful and i knew then it was something incredibly beautiful and special it is not till today that I properly rediscovered it. All that i could remember was that it began with green and then i thought greensheets so lucky i found it 🙏

[@ElBrujoPendra]

My brother used to play that song on guitar, after he finally said: this is the last time i play it. Nearly 10 years i found out the name of the song. Same as you, its hard to find without the name

[@srenbauer8890]

Beautiful european music.

[@randyng7287]

This song is beautiful :D

[@chase7028]

9 years later I first found this when I was 10 cuz I liked old music

[@1111om]

My bf has been whistling this for like 3 days and he also didn’t know that he knew the name until I said you’ve had that melody in your head for days now.

[@alexandroskovner6359]

Interesting combo of chords & notes, really helps you relax if you focus on the music.

[@louisedimbleby2694]

my dad used to play this before he died

[@mle1872]

damn

[@mykinfair]

Triple D xD for real

[@sgordon784]

special song, special memories

[@mury8103]

Lol

[@laurenabbott3686]

Rest in peace

[@Azathoth343]

Back in the days when music was music not just slurs that rhyme.

[@qctashi]

That's the song my father was always asking me to play.. he loved it so much!

[@TheSoprah]

Must be a very good father you got :)

[@lilzack19]

What a master piece! The guitar version makes me want to play Age Of Empires II again.

[@crazycat1345]

It is Christmas morning and I can't get this melody out of my head. I knew this melody but forgot what song it was. Then I found it in my sheet music collection. I played it all day on my classical guitar. This song goes straight to our DNA for some reason.

[@Sagittariuz912]

Listening to this, I picture myself in a medival timeperiod. With a princess in a tower, knights, wizards, dragons and all that stuff :D

[@TheSoprah]

Frank Underwood We are pretty familiar my friend :)

[@alphabloodhawk]

This is a little bit late for medieval times, which was 476 to about 1460 something.

[@sqai588]

I think the same as u my bro, but without the dragons and the wizards.

[@makaelaischillin]

More like Renaissance period.

[@Cookie_Department]

"I wAs BoRn In ThE wRoNg GeNErAtIoN" as once said by 2 dumb people and one of the dumb people's many fans

[@SuliMorce]

Thank u!!! U are a life saver!! My teacher gave me the sheet to play the song and i was confused on how i was supposed to play the song on my guitar. I was completely confused on the rhythm and this made it so much clearer for me!!! Thank u thank u thank u!!! BTW I'm a beginner in guitar so no im not playing chords i am playing basic strings .

[@Korge100]

He is just being a troll. Don't mind him, thos type of people belong under a bridge

[@Bafooba]

***** worst troll I've ever seen

[@sbpannekoek]

***** I'm not American, i want nothing to do with that liberalist piece of shit country. And you're clearly a not very bright, since you think all ignorant people come from america, and you, ya know, wished death to someone because of a youtube comment. If anything, i should think you're the american here.

[@mikaelasimonsen2017]

sbpannekoek Don't mind him, he has a mental disability.

[@sbpannekoek]

Michael Simonsen i figured he had.

[@BritneyGrills]

I didn't know this was a real song until a few weeks ago. I used to play it on my recorder all the time.

[@matiasbonelli8728]

The first song I learned to play on guitar a few years ago, the name is not recorded exactly. Thanks for sharing, greetings from Argentina

[@harrypotter7652]

This song is beautiful. I love it. It is as beautiful as a summer's day. This is worth more than just to watch it.

[@mxshrxxmbxy]

Now im finna look crazy in middle school when i tell people "oh i listen to music from 1580s-1600s"

[@Purelax]

Diluc's backstory really makes me cry.

[@FilippoFazio93]

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[@patataroja8307]

I'm that Boleyn girl and I'm up next, see, I broke England from the church, yeah I'm that sexy! Why did I lose my head? Well, my sleeves may be green but my lipstick's red.

[@radiantho3393]

Does green sleeve symbolic of prostitute..Since Henry viii married 6 women .

[@ReonMagnum]

I can imagine English archers under Henry VIII preparing for battle on the deck of the Mary Rose, just hours before she sinks in the sea.

[@alexvalora]

ReonMagnum dammmit drugs destruy u mind

[@TheOne-fu1nh]

no actually ReonMagnum is correct, it was composed by King Henry the VIII.

[@Nubs1969]

That is the rumor, however not well substantiated.

[@LordVader1094]

+ReonMagnum Omg the feels.

[@LordVader1094]

+Konstantinos Vogiannou OP wasn't even saying that Henry the 8th composed it.

[@DarkSide360-0]

I remember listening to this after school right before lockdown happened in 2020, good ol times when the decade used to be brand new.

[@lrt_unimog8316]

1. HKEAA 2. #屯馬開通真的很興奮 Any HK viewers?

[@annauwuu]

Hi

[@goodnessgracious2611]

Hello

[@ren-rg3zm]

;-; realising how old this is makes me cry. Humans have developed a lot, that truly shows we are the smartest, to survive, and make more of the world.

[@Ghibliite]

White people* Africans still live in mud huts.

[@marcosdonkey87]

The wolf are attacking Sir...

[@TheLostplanet99]

A peasant has gone bad, sire

[@nadzb3213]

I love melody, it reminds me of when I was a child. I use to hear it but never knew who wrote it.

[@nel-son2364]

To think that the first time I heard this song was recorded on a toy keyboard, when I was little. Since them it has never left my mind. I have no knowledge about music, but this one is special for me.

[@ingrivent]

Hermosa versión para guitarra. Esta canción para mi tiene un profundo significado.

[@nicolasvergara6873]

no me canso de escuchar esta pieza me tranquiliza mucho

[@tinymin2278]

Henry sent me a poem all about my green sleeves, I changed a couple words put it on a sick beat! The song blew them wild, next minute I was signed, and now Im writing lyrics for Shakesy P........10 Six The Musical Fans know and 1 got confused HAHAHA

[@pinkcloud5046]

written around 1500 and still a great song. classic & lovely

[@iquariusdrackster5448]

Thanks for posting it bud it sounds so beautiful

[@jhiwo]

Only 1509-1547 kids will remember listening to this.

[@wade6346]

Dude I finally found it, my dad used to play this all the time but I could t figure out the title. Green leaves... clovers... SLEEVES

[@cherylstevens6898]

Greensleeves x

[@activeganesh1]

So soothing. .,

[@AnneMcCueMusic]

Henry the A-hole did not write this tune but took credit for it from some poor troubadour who achingly wrote one of the most beautiful melodies ever written and whose name was lost forever in history. (IMHO.)

[@martinquarton184]

I can hear Dire Straits in this tune. Lovely playing.