[Nightcore] - The Wayfaring Stranger

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[@lepingas2401]

Normal Nightcore: *very fast and heavily remixed* Samuel Farina: bro I'm just vibin here

[@valji6185]

but it has accelerated many songs, and sometimes it gets worse I prefer slow songs

[@maniac117]

valji , depends in the song, some are better slowed down or sped up

[@MadameMishka]

Farina knows how to make great nightcore, ones that don't destroy the song

[@valji6185]

@@MadameMishka yes

[@warlord8525]

@@MadameMishka I agree

[@dachariotb]

Lyrics: I am a poor wayfaring stranger While traveling through this world of woe Yet there’s no sickness, toil or danger In that bright world to which I go I’m going there to see my father I’m going there no more to roam I’m only going over Jordan I’m only going over home I know dark clouds will gather ’round me I know my way is rough and steep Yet beauteous fields lie just before me Where God’s redeemed their vigils keep I’m going there to see my mother She said she’d meet me when I come I’m only going over Jordan I’m only going over home

[@bosaja3522]

Thank

[@SneakyShika]

So I googled the lyrics and they are slightly different. Is this just a case of who recorded it? Cus neither set breaks tempo... I'm also somewhwrr between. Mild to moderate drunk and only getting worse

[@dachariotb]

@SneakyShika it’s a different version of the song

[@SneakyShika]

@@dachariotb ok sounds good

[@jeanre1761]

❤

[@apotato6292]

This is great. Doesn't ruin the pacing of the song.

[@jackbailey9714]

In fact it makes the song better with the more haunting and chilling atmosphere it creates.

[@brodzilla623fordawin4]

This is my new favourite song not gonna lie

[@lA-xk9dj]

Jesus, I've never heard of such an artistic song like this. sincerly, farina knows how to make a good nightcore with old songs.

[@mjgamer5512]

harue kagami another song u might like if u like these old sad songs is “tenting to-night.” It’s a song about the American Civil War that talks about the soldiers wanting the war to end.

[@lA-xk9dj]

@@mjgamer5512 thanks!

[@twister107]

@@mjgamer5512 oh I know that one! They had the lyrics to it at the back of The Magic Tree House : Civil War on Sunday!

[@jasonwalker8043]

This wallpaper is a painting of the Sherman tank led by the American Commander of Saunders Prep, a fictional tank school from the long forgotten anime “Girls und Panzer” Seriously go look it up it is awesome

[@vegacomplex8290]

Just DON'T watch the dub.

[@Spectrum16]

Long forgotten? Whenever any one does a anime history video Girls und Panzer will show up. Its still continuing with das finale Man we aint forgotten about it at all

[@fireflyric4516]

GuP is not forgotten.. they just made for ww2 historical fans

[@bagudwipayana]

u got any link for the wallpaper?

[@xondave]

The good o’l days 10/10

[@deathkorpofkriegguardsmen9355]

This is the song they played at my great grandfather’s funeral and it still makes me cry but in a good way

[@teodorogerald]

Yeah man 👍🏻

[@DimitriKurkov]

For those wondering, the original cover is by Rachel Hardy.

[@danyvindgjengst255]

anyone notice that its written "burger" on the hull of the M4Sherman

[@Mrkleanupguys2]

A _Norwegian yes I did

[@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweug2187]

Thats an M4 Sherman Firefly, to be exact

[@Mrkleanupguys2]

Also the British didn’t put 50 cals on the Sherman Firefly at best some had 30’s and a bit of a different hull, also the M4a3 76 hvss here was 5 crew tank the firefly was a 4 crew tank with radio in a armoured box back of the turret

[@aforerunner1773]

@@uvuvwevwevweonyetenyevweug2187 It's a M4A3E2 Jumbo

[@wha1e266]

Thats an easy 8

[@Cabral_del_Norte]

It is a beautiful folk song, we sing it at our church. I was surprised they included in the film in 1917.

[@AmphiStuG]

Hollywood: Fury Japan: B U R G E R Edit: I come back after nine months and this is what I find? Srsly guys wtf?

[@NatureXScience]

Bollywood: T A C O S

[@bluntcabbage6042]

Real life: _In the Mood, Barely Legal, Diplomacy Failed, Dubya_

[@prestonschwartz9739]

The Sherman is American you can tell by many ways without knowing what the name is( the star, the design, and the .50 cal on top)

[@kirsche5574]

Johanes Abner Sebastian Diman Did you know that after there defeat that while setting up there new government the Americans barred japan from having a military and that still some politicians follow this law so that the only thing they have is the JSDF witch they have to convince there own population is even lawful in the first place so I doubt the only thing the president has to do is to push a button and take the fallout from congress, nato or the un but then he could just dip to a non-extradition Country

[@TheRealPeterVenkman1984]

Fritz031 lol

[@thunderx3981]

"Theres Only One Way This War Will End... Is The Last Man Standing Evermore"

[@InquisitorBoomBoom]

but that phrase didn't exist in Warhammer 40k universe I'm afraid so

[@fadewolf2089]

Amen brother.......amen

[@kubus419]

Just think what would A10warthog/thunderbolt 2 will do in ww2..... *E V E R Y O N E E X I S T*

[@thunderx3981]

@@kubus419 BRRRRRRRRRRRRTTTTTT

[@Major_Bomber187]

1940, a war of unforgettable hell and death is raging. A small french battalion, no more than 400 men, walking through a village, off to unknown frontlines to stop a nation of broken hearts from invading. Marching, they would begin to pass a young girl, no more then 12, having dark brown hair, wearing a white poofy dress, holding a small french flag, screaming "S'il te plait va nous protéger et rentre à la maison!" (please go protect us and come home!) She would run with the battalion, cheering them on to a point where the commander would halt his troops for rest and further planning. During this, he would look back to her and eventually motioning her to come forward. Following, she would come to the front, saluting soldiers on the way, praising them to "s'il te plaît, ne laisse pas l'histoire se répéter" (please don't let history repeat.) When arriving to the commander, he would kneel down, following at a moments notice, she would hug him and cry to him, "tu dois y aller ?" (must you go?). He'd look at her, spare his tears, and hug her once more. Following, he would stand up and order his troops to continue on. Passing her now, at this point on the ground crying. The soliders would begin to hymn and sing quietly while passing, knowing that the hell they were approaching would change the world forever. This occurrence would be the last time Lieutenant Colonel Louis De Cáuitrie, whom would descend to the gates above, would go remembering Marie, the girl who would forever cry remembering what her brother did, for not only her, but for his country.

[@markkrousos5011]

That hit like a truck.

[@Pineapple-co6fe]

Damn. Just damn.

[@thi6563]

Est... est-ce que c'est une histoire vraie ???

[@autumndietrich2020]

That just hit home man.

[@retr0of300]

I thought that is was a nice and friendly girl After the last sentence I started crying

[@CT--gs1wj]

The tune is calm, peaceful, and yet so eerie at the same time. Best version by far

[@johnno9399]

This song is probably one of my top 3 Nightcore songs now

[@danielbormann6796]

And what's about another 2?

[@DerpyDaringDitzyDoo]

Honestly this has always been one of my favorite songs, and can't say I ever expected a nightcore remix! Very well done, and love the art of Girls Und Panzer as well ^^

[@simonpelto162]

*I know she is from Girls und Panzer* If there was an anime about this tanker and her crew going through WW2 I would watch it in a flash. So much potential there.

[@peridot675]

Play this at my Funeral.

[@alexzandermueller29]

Peridot agreed

[@panzerabwerkanone]

Is tomorrow at 3pm good for you?

[@kirsche5574]

panzerabwerkanone oof

[@aazzxxrrdd]

Alright but with backpipe and rock guiter

[@Exestential40]

And have two easy 8 Sherman’s side by side shooting at the same time *hats down to this legend*

[@MegaRoflgames]

I've never had a song bring me to tears as quickly as this. Beautifully made.

[@danielwhyatt3278]

Absolutely love this one. Fits the song perfectly. This classic has definitely been made more famous recently thanks to 1917. Such a great movie.

[@thebritishpanda6545]

You never cease to impress me, this was one of my fav songs keep up the good work mate

[@raymondraptorclaw2901]

Not gonna lie... I kinda teared up on this one 😢

[@Pineapple-co6fe]

We all did bro. Only song that can do that to me.

[@OnyxintheSnow]

does anyone remember the comment on this video that had like 300 replies and they were all just adding on to an alt history of ww2? the OP was about a platoon on Sherman 76's rolling through a town near D.C. on their way to defend it from the Germans and they pass the platoon commander's daughter on the war... i doubt any of you remember it but i just wanted to bring it up.

[@Trav117x]

Yeah I remember adding to it and came back to see if anything new was added. Sad to see it’s not here anymore (maybe the original commenter deleted it?) That comment section was a real work of alt history art 😢

[@OnyxintheSnow]

@@Trav117x i had a word doc of all the stuff i wanted to add, it was all about operation sealion... i wish it was still here...

[@feswsfersdfsdfes7397]

Good to know I am not the only one who comes back here looking for it

[@OnyxintheSnow]

@@feswsfersdfsdfes7397 i come back here every month or so to see if i missed it... i wish it was still here...

[@quelnordzertyan1970]

Finally, a proof that i'm not insane

[@hmmbaybayon2837]

When I heard this song in 1917, I immediately fell in place of melancholy.

[@Pineapple-co6fe]

Imagine being in the great war. You know you won't live. Victory is meaningless. The ONLY comfort some people could find is in heaven. Not victory or survival. Because these brave soldiers will not last long enough to see either. The great war is so forgotten, so overshadowed by it's successor, we forget the absolute hell that was the life of a soldier in the great war. This song is the only peace in the hell that was their lives. It's soothing, and reminds you of the bigger picture. Let's the soldiers know there will be an end to this violence, when they cross over to the afterlife. Holy frick is this song bitter-sweet.

[@ordenmanvrn7685]

@@Pineapple-co6fe I am sure many people did not have such thoughts. After all, this was seen by many people and showed by propaganda as being "the last war", and that eternal peace would come thereafter. Many soldiers accepted to die in order to secure peace for their famillies & future generations. In fact, the lack of will to fight in British & French units & civilian pacifism during WW2 could in part be attributed to this very propaganda.

[@Pineapple-co6fe]

@@ordenmanvrn7685 That was a very large propaganda campaign that was very successful and many probably believed it when they enlisted, however by the end of the war I imagine many abandoned that foolish idea. I mean, this song was popular for a reason.

[@420Blazeit32rus]

Тебе щас лет то сколько?

[@richardnoah2922]

I just very recently finished "All quiet on the western front" and thus is pretty impactful

[@slayden2737]

I can't express how much happiness and sadness that this song brings me.

[@mr_h1tmarker396]

1917: The anime

[@franciscoangelfuentes4983]

Anime?

[@rexhouston1072]

I’d watch it

[@dvulpis29]

1917: The hentai

[@AlexanderCheff]

@@dvulpis29 Well a lot of people got screwed...

[@julioleonardus7958]

more like 1944

[@Avionicx]

God, I love this version of this song. So somber, and a reminder of what war really is.

[@Elta305]

Is that the music in the film 1917 ? Could you make La Strasbourgeoise or Ballade de Naguère ?

[@ghostwolf9664]

yes! and Oh god, if only ... or "nos anciens du Liban""

[@19Koty96]

Cannot spell La Strasbourgeoise without bourgeoise

[@wejwedge8137]

19Koty96 Do you even know the song’s context lmao

[@19Koty96]

@@wejwedge8137 but AM I WRONG?

[@wejwedge8137]

@@19Koty96 Yes

[@cobra727]

am i dying? yes 1917 is a goddam masterpiece

[@Pineapple-co6fe]

fax

[@Casavo]

Interesting people are saying they only found this song from the 1917 movie. I've know the Johnny Cash version for decades. That said I really like this version good work , keep it up.

[@bluntcabbage6042]

It's a pretty obscure song, so it's good that it got recognition from an equally good movie.

[@angoankhachai9333]

Daniels peered over the shield of his mounted machine gun, sitting atop his squad's APC as it rolled with the rest of the convoy into Los Angeles. It had been a gruesome slew of battle after battle, skirmish after skirmish, and death after death for the six months leading up to this moment, but he, and what was left of his squad, had made it here at last. As Daniels gazed at the scenery that greeted him, his thoughts and memories began coursing through his mind. He had witnessed half of his platoon, along with four of his squad members, vanish into nothingness after an airburst warhead hit the building they were stationed in. He had witnessed an enemy sniper, peering out of a window for a split second, to take a shot not at him nor his fellow fighters, but at a young girl desperately trying to flee the carnage behind him. He had witnessed the same kind of inhumanity and cruelty that was ingrained into the conscience of his grandfather, a WW2 veteran, as he walked through the concentration camps in Germany. Yet having witnessing all of that, he still firmly believed in his convictions, for after this ugly civil war is over, his nation will truly be at peace, and that shining city atop the hill will finally return. That is, until now. As he peered over his gunshield, he saw what he could only describe as a long decayed husk of his final victory. There was barely any building left standing, in what was once known as 'The City of Angels', and what little reminder of a city there was were bathed in fire. The streets, the ruins of the skyscrapers, and the hills that surrounded the city, were charred a reddish black, a product of the year long struggle between various factions within the city, the same kind found across much of America in the last fifteen months of upheaval, as well as a three-month-long siege. The sky was a dull gray, dark clouds gathering overhead as if about to extinguish the fires that raged across the city. Had it not been for the fortifications dug outside the city, and the weary soldiers that greeted his convoy, Daniels would have thought that he was entering a ghost town. In his mind, a feeling he had not felt since the beginning of the war flickered. As the convoy marched further into the city center, headed for the local revolutionary headquarters, the sights meeting Daniels' eyes only filled him with a slow-burning sense of grief for the calamity that had befallen this city. Jet-black wreckages of cars, armored vehicles and helicopters littered the streets, rooftops and ruins, as fires consumed what was left of the city buildings and parks. Whatever patches of concrete not occupied by wreckages or flaming debris were packed with tents of various sizes, and whatever structure that seemed like it would not collapse immediately were converted into barracks, armories and field hospitals. Here and there, he would spot parking lots filled to the brim with body bags, while those more unfortunate would simply be left out to be consumed by scavengers and fire. The soldiers marching about on the streets seemed only slightly less harrowed than their fallen comrades. Then, suddenly, Daniels glimsped at a scene that would be burned into his memory for the rest of his life. Around a street corner, upon a lampost, perched a few crows, one of which was resting atop a rope. Tied to the other end of that rope was a man, in uniform, with the words 'traitor to the Republic' written by blood across his chest. Behind him, two more men had been hung in the same manner. It was at this moment that, for the first time since enlisting in the Chicago Division, Daniels felt... doubt. The convoy quickly passed the corner, but that scene, and the feeling it provoked within him, lingered. Moments later, thoughts began racing through his mind, accumulating into a single, damning question. "What... was this all for?"

[@astrophysical4412]

Beautiful, the lyrics are fantastic as for any old song, and the voice, it's so relaxing and nice.

[@daweedabest2085]

I’m just imagining playing war thunder in my m4 wait on a hill, hiding waiting for an enemy tank to drive buy on a rainy setting

[@neilarmstrong2940]

This kinda makes the song a little better ngl

[@lgjosh2481]

That BG looks amazing.

[@YourAverageKriegsman]

It had been many years since the war had broke out in Europe, you had lost many good friends, their bodies scattered about the countryside of each country you've fought in. You recieve word, the war is over, it's finally over. While walking the countryside, you stop to admire the beauty that once had been shattered by smoke and flame, the lush green overtaking the charred black. A soldier walks up behind you, he used to be your enemy, but, he has no hatred towards you, no, he stands next to you, offers you a cigarette, and admires the view with you. You start talking, have a few laughs, then realize something, this man you were fighting was just like you, he had a family back home, he had friends that perished as well, as a sign of homage and respect, you take off your helmet and place it at your feet, saluting him, but not just him, his courage and bravery, his friends, his commitment to a bitter conflict. He salutes back, tears streaking down his face, he then hugs you, thanking you. You feel at peace knowing this part chapter of your life has ended, and a new one has begun, hopefully, one with more prosperity and happiness, with many new friends and memories to be made.

[@USNIowa]

Where can I find that beautiful wallpaper?

[@punic4045]

cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/661281309687152650/688802526945869831/D7pVBzmVsAASUc0.jpg Here you go :)

[@USNIowa]

@@punic4045 highly appreciated!

[@punic4045]

@@USNIowa of course

[@artsyjohne8137]

I just wish I can find the artist who painted it.

[@AstralqueEpoch]

I made a Live 2D wallpaper of that on wallpaper engine actually

[@emiliamtf2777]

Saunders: *sets M2 Brownings ontop into their shermans* Other schools: you werent supposed to do dat

[@Huhi4et]

We can't hear here about brave death for glory or smth only peaceful acceptance of the end of life. So deep and sad like only folk songs can do

[@theempiredidnothingwrong4937]

I have re-listened to this song for the first time in a long while, and the sorrow that over came me was great. I don't know how to describe it out side of a mourning. Maybe its because of the state of the current world but it feels as though all the good of my childhood has now "gone over Jordan" so to speak. Now I just long for the love and hugs that have vanished in this world of strife.

[@thangcaoquang906]

Can you make a nightcore version of "The house of the rising sun" please? My grandad, a former ARVN soldier, told me that was the best song during the Vietnam war (sorry for my English)

[@bluetruffle4349]

chào nhẹ :))))

[@thangcaoquang906]

@@bluetruffle4349 ơ đồng bào=>

[@bluetruffle4349]

lâu lắm r tôi mới gặp một ae thích nghe nhạc loại này

[@aeronmics]

BlueTruffle bản nhạc huyền thoại.

[@willimeister2553]

Mate, you’re English is spot on and I see your grandfather has a great taste in music

[@zanjr237jrich5]

This is so relaxing, I like it, makes me feel at peace

[@yakumoyukari4405]

Magnificent! Absolutely splendid! Waiting ''It's a long Way to Tipperery.''

[@justfrost7329]

This is relaxing

[@rewrew897]

Comment that’s just is alternate history but everyone keeps adding on and it’s *GREAT*

[@reddynamo752]

I like this twist on the great song, btw your voice is amazing

[@williamt.sherman2172]

No jokes for this one. Just respect for those boys who didn’t come back.

[@remcolinders9142]

does anybody know where i can find this wallpaper

[@remcolinders9142]

@@Mr_Sakul ah thank you my friend

[@ДаниилСмирнов-ч9с]

From Russia respect to soldiers of another country. And remember that are yours waiting at home. So try to stay alive. We are all people in this world. And we all trying made this World better and don't kill each other in no reason war.

[@Pineapple-co6fe]

So true man. From America, I respect anyone fighting for a better world. I know Russia and America hasn't been exactly the best of friends. But I hope we can all figure this out. I see people in America everyday, scared of Russia. I ask them why and I usually get some sort of "AhH cOmMie CoUnTrY hAcKeD oUr ElEctIOn." The world is on the verge of figuring out true peace. We are so close. Yet some people are still so afraid of different cultures. Some take that fear to extreme levels. That's why U.S. troops still loose their lives in the middle east. Some people there fear the "infidelity" of America and targeted the innocent. We need more acceptance in this world. It seems like everyone wants the world to work their way instead of leading their own live the way that work for the and letting others choose their own path. Even as an American, I'd love to visit Russia. I find the culture and history of Russia beautiful and inspiring. I hope one day, all countries can live in peace and soldiers aren't needed.

[@SeanHansen301]

Every time I hear this song, I feel very deeply, from the feelings of soldiers in the war

[@frankperry6950]

This is such a sad song to me, so every time I hear it, I cry. It’s jut so beautiful and sad at the same.

[@ihave500hats]

i remember having to sing this in middle school choir, if only it sounds as good as this!

[@polskark]

this song makes me tear up

[@micgv3330]

pleasant to listen to

[@enderlocks2344]

Yass u uploaded its 1 am here lol

[@RedFox04190]

Ya gotta love seeing Shermans and M2s. Beautiful song❤️❤️. 🇺🇸🇺🇸 HOORAH 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@lisiasty6833]

Honestly, I think I heard it somewhere, but I can't remember it, but it's still good work. Let there be more such types of songs and a lot of health and resistance to COVID-19.

[@lisiasty6833]

I remembered that I heard it watching the movie "1917" who saw this should associate

[@benitomussolini7796]

I have heard this before two but not from a movie

[@mjgamer5512]

Fury and 1917 inspired. Great 👌🏻

[@ЯнКалиновский-и2к]

1917?

[@mjgamer5512]

Ян Калиновский it’s a movie and the song being used was the “main” soundtrack piece of 1917

[@ЯнКалиновский-и2к]

@@mjgamer5512 Ah, I get it. Thanks!

[@aoli8142]

...that's Girls und Panzer not Fury

[@bluntcabbage6042]

@@aoli8142 Well no shit, he's referring to the tanks in the picture which are similar to the model that Fury was.

[@xneosss_9441]

Finally a nightcore song that doesnt ruin the original

[@pilotgeorge2000]

This is gorgeous

[@Pineapple-co6fe]

Damn, this be the only song that can put a tear in my eye.

[@hms_belfast5628]

I love the art

[@baoho6174]

Love your videos dude , can u put picture link in description or sth ?

[@a1mgodz603]

Yes this song i like it so much i really sleep when i heard this song

[@a1mgodz603]

Pls made more video like this

[@KnightDaylight]

Nobody: Not a single soul: Lance Corporal Schofield: *"WHERE'S COLONEL MACKENZIE?!!"*

[@jesuschrist138]

That movie was pretty good, no cap

[@hklassehutten1476]

@@jesuschrist138 coming from the man himself

[@FoxfirePoet]

I know I showed up late to this, but damn- it gave me goosebumps. There's almost something of Rohan in it, from Lord of the Rings.

[@egoytp]

1917 was such a good movie

[@fbifederalbureauofinvestig5956]

Beautiful

[@seejager6595]

Where do you get all these good realistic girl Und panzer pictures!!! Pls tell me!

[@acebutler7819]

R.I.P fallen u.s soldiers that felled to come how .

[@septianaditya555]

listening to this song while quarantine makes me remember my childhood :(

[@shoretroopercaptaintarras1876]

Dude, do you have this on spotify? I'd love to listen to this while playing games. It makes me feel....at peace

[@mihover6665]

Can i have the picture souce/link? Please

[@ages6986]

thank you very much for this video, it turned out gorgeous

[@rafaelluck2037]

I have one question: Have u watched 1917?

[@thunderx3981]

I think she did

[@deckardshaw6696]

@@thunderx3981 He

[@ryanellis4383]

Funiculi funicula would be easy. And awesome!

[@johnlewishitio7954]

The background has so much detail

[@GuardianMilsim]

Can you do "My Country Tis of Thee"

[@savvy6310]

Best job in the world!

[@thanawatsriwanno8192]

I think I have ever heard this song.

[@Losowy]

There's two beautiful things in this video Song and art

[@theomiranda5030]

Do the red army is strongest please.

[@rafaelluck2037]

Concordo

[@ottovski3080]

Gostei, mas seria mais legal se ele fizesse com musicas brasileiras

[@AltaKingGames]

Vdd seria bom

[@meshuggahshirt]

This is great but also really jarring because I know this song from Sacred Harp and relative to how we usually sing it it's REALLY downtempo

[@juiyboonnak2209]

i love tihs song~

[@burnington-1080]

yep again a good song

[@songphonsurachart2451]

Can i get the picture link??

[@cartonks.2492]

always love ur music

[@AdmiralHalimesh]

One of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard

[@danielezerodue5974]

How to have the wall paper?

[@johnkrappweis7367]

The first time I ever heard this song was in the animated series “No Evil”. Seriously, that version is awesome.

[@saltyfrenchfry8806]

I swear, I thought this was going to be shit. It ain't half bad though. Wait. Am I complementing a cover of one of the best songs of all time. Fexking hell. Well. Good job.

[@yo_boi_whiskey]

low key I like this version the best

[@sokka1005]

this like americas cossack lullaby

[@theamericanboyonthetube7747]

Beatiful song!❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸💪💪

[@peridot675]

Johnny Murphy Hooah

[@orthy853]

I need a link to all these pictures in the almost ever video

[@pops7249]

did i, the one who request this song in discord and get uploaded?

[@antruongnguyen4146]

Wallpaper pls?

[@kaelem2132]

anyone got a source for that background?

[@akula2828]

Make please nightcore on ,, Wayfaring stranger - Epic version!" it's really epic as the title says.

[@dwiggy3153]

is this the Kaiser Cat Cinema version but sped up?