Sad War III | 1 Hour of Sad War Music

00:00 Death Hymn
04:01 War Never Changes
11:03 Sorrow
14:12 H1
19:20 Obsession
23:37 H2
27:03 Abyss
33:01 Gone
37:11 Wrath
41:12 Beauty Through The Smoke
44:14 Lonely
49:01 Pathetic
53:05 Moonlight Sonata
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[@gnumblinjones69]

“Only the dead see the end of war”

[@19grams]

Out of the night that covers me, Black as the bit from pole to pole, I thank what ever gods may be For my unconquerable sole. In the fell clutch of circumstance I have not winced nor cried aloud. Under the bludgeonings of chance My head is bloody, but unbowed. Beyond this place of wrath and tears Looms but the horror of the shade, And yet the menace of the years Finds, and shall find, me unafraid. It matters not how strait the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul... - 'Invictus' William Ernest Henley

[@lodii7246]

Tara ta ta ta!

[@rayanderson5797]

Yikes, dude, I just wanted a hamburger....

[@spokelse__]

McDonald's 2020

[@scpfoundation7150]

I ordered a milk shake and I got a note saying fuck off thank u mcd

[@doom-gloom]

Hawkeye: War isn’t Hell. War is war, and Hell is Hell. And of the two, war is a lot worse. Father Mulcahy: How do you figure that, Hawkeye? Hawkeye: Easy, Father. Tell me, who goes to Hell? Father Mulcahy: Sinners, I believe. Hawkeye: Exactly. There are no innocent bystanders in Hell. War is chock full of them - little kids, cripples, old ladies. In fact, except for some of the brass, almost everybody involved is an innocent bystander.

[@corona-chan8915]

"We aren't all monster inside?" -lucy(elfen lied)

[@elfryeorin]

I saw this on other videos about war as well. A very sad truth of war

[@T3nMiDGET5711]

PheonixS117 superheroes are the opposite of reality this is ment to be real

[@doom-gloom]

@@T3nMiDGET5711 yes, but the quote stands.

[@Airland_combat]

I watch M*A*S*H* with my Dad.

[@adolfogalicia9978]

Soldiers can leave war. But war can’t leave soldiers 😞

[@petitpanierdosier3206]

Some people want to win war and others only want it to end

[@muizzhakim6730]

@@douglasfelipe1472 yes. The history showed it. But remember, the war only ends when millions of innocents die.

[@TheMrSkyshark]

@@muizzhakim6730 Yes! because no one left to fight for them

[@kyoro3414]

Nah the enemy of the war itself is the war that none of us humans cant stop it

[@Gus-cl9xt]

Petit panier d'osier Israel today :’(

[@Hrowwll]

@@muizzhakim6730 many even rarely billions. Hasn't happened yet but when a war starts in 2080 or somewhere up there Earth is gonna be at the population of 10 billion. That's slot of people in 1 city. Those inacent people gonna get nuked by the other country in the war and billions of people can die. War is so sad

[@mr.h1083]

They mocked him. They beaten him. They didn’t believe he could make a good soldier just because he wouldn’t carry a gun. They treated him cruelly just because of his beliefs. But then, when the enemy attacked and they had to retreat, not all of them would make it back. Some of them would be wounded and left behind to die. As he watched one fellow soldier die in his arms, he sobbed out softly “I don’t understand. I can’t hear you.” But then, over the loud explosions from the bombardment, he heard several voices cry out for help. As many of the soldiers who did make it fell back, he looked back at the battlefield. Standing back up on his feet, he whispered “Alright.” Placing his helmet back on his head, he ran back out on the torn battlefield, letting the flames engulf his body as the shells rained down. Working tirelessly behind enemy lines with not even a single weapon to defend himself from an enemy whose hellbent on killing his kind. Though exhausted and his muscles weak, he kept up his rescue. With every rescue, he prayed out *”Please Lord, help me get one more.”* In honor of battlefield medic Desmond Thomas Doss, who was able to fight a war without having to fight. Who saved many lives and ended none.

[@Riley-gi6of]

Doss ended up saving 75 men at Hacksaw Ridge on Okinawa. For his heroic actions, Doss was awarded the congressional Medal of Honor

[@thegregitto]

This is about Desmond Doss is it not? I haven't read the full comment.

[@Riley-gi6of]

@@thegregitto it is

[@thegregitto]

@@Riley-gi6of yay me has the brain 🤣

[@hotdogproductions1857]

Desmond doss memories

[@Lunarian3575]

My Best friend Louis, saw combat in Iraq and Afghanistan as an Infantry Marine.....he gets very very quiet whenever anyone ever mentions Iraq or Afghanistan. 10 years of being in the Marine Corps and he saw hell every single day.

[@jesus5014]

I get what your saying i my sealf are a soldier in iraq fighting the fuckn isis who killed my loved ones

[@michaelazarov5416]

@@jesus5014 1st side: Kill them, they are killing us! 2nd side: Kill them, they are killing us!

[@pickle1517]

Aw

[@Endika98]

@Multorum Unum in US you can choose to be or not to be a soldier

[@amdoick]

@bloodyangel5463 That didn't make any logical sense. In the military, do you really think they're going to give you a choice whether or not you can be stationed where? No.

[@Cbrunning849]

"A warrior with a cause is the most dangerous soldier of all" - Michael Scott

[@bearwithflamethrower1904]

Is there a cause in war or is there just murder for no reason only because a man ordered you? (I dont mean you but ppl who are in terrorist and religious orginizations and this is also just a question)

[@Cbrunning849]

@@bearwithflamethrower1904 surprisingly deep for someone who spelt professional wrong

[@ahmedoudk4439]

i started to crying while i'm listen to this, i remembered everything i passed in Syria-Libya-Iraq-Sudan , i remember every man i saw him dead every woman, every child crying because he saw hes family dead, i cried for cities was very beautiful and i saw it DUST! nothing left! i cried for every bullet i used against every man i killed or i injured or i knocked in this dirty war ! i cried for every mother every wife every son every daughter for their losses. May God Bless their souls and give us Faith to handle what we going to see.

[@helppls4836]

That sad dude......

[@zikch7435]

Humain is the really monster :"( rip

[@syedfaizaan1146]

my brother, talking to an individual would be great, you seem to have a lot of experience

[@Kilgzzz]

My commanding officer told me this before I went to Afghanistan, "war is a destructive domain, a toxic and poisonous realm. An abyss." I will never forget those words and how true they were.

[@kaneng3780]

Jacob Kilgore War is Hell...

[@GothamsBatman]

@@kaneng3780 no war is worses than hell and painfull gunshots dead people innocent screams of people hell isnt worser that D-day world war event

[@Agony2116]

I Wish you good luck. Thanks for serving our country, Fellow Soldier.

[@qutam754]

@@kaneng3780 yea it is this is why we soliders directly go to heven cz we see the hell on earth

[@bozocat_offical]

I'm 11 but I would like to be a soldier I don't know why. But probably because I love my country

[@director5325]

They called me a hero, that I saved millions in my country. That was far from the truth. Artillery roared, guns blazed, and men screamed as the cacophony of war ached my ears. I tried to help as many as I could, but they either died or would soon perish. I didn’t know what to do, I was supposed to be a medic...and yet my patients died after I did everything I could. The front was brutal, and causalitys frequent so I had plenty to treat as part of my duty. I tried my best to survive, to deal with the barrage of cannon fire and the assault of my conscience. Until, I met her... She was from the other side, badly wounded as she breathed heavily behind a broken brick wall. I and a commando friend of mine approached her, and quick as lightning she rose her pistol at me. I put my hands up, and the commando pointed his rifle at her. Her face was twisted in a sick mixture of sadness and hatred as she eventually dropped her gun. I slowly approached her again, and she only gave a soft protest as I began to treat her wounds. The commando was angry at this point, telling me to get out of the way of his weapon. I glared at him, gritting my teeth as I shouted “I’m sick of seeing people die when I try to help them! I hate ending a soldiers life, and seeing the lost hope in their eyes as they drift into death! I’m a doctor, and I’m going to treat this damn patient whether you like it or not!” The commando took a step back, looked around, then looked grimly at me as he grumbled “You have 1 hour before the boys get back, you’d best be done by then.” He walked away, as I continued my treatment with what knowledge I had. It was crude, given the circumstances and the fact I had little time, but I was able to make a rudimentary cast and bandages as I covered her leg and chest. Once I was done, I took a uniform from a nearby corpse. She looked at me with disgust, and I said “You’d best wear it, lest the other soldiers see who you are.” She glared at me, attempting to yell “Who the hell do you think you are?!” I retorted with “A simple medic who’s doing his damn job! A patient is a patient, no matter what side he or she is from!”. She shut up, and finally changed into it. I looked away, being a respectable gentleman. After she was done, I helped her through the barricades and brought her to the camp. Immediately after I arrived, the General snapped at me for not making it in time for the meeting. I apologized and when he asked who was the girl with me, I said “A patient.” I brought her to a hidden area near camp and returned. After the meeting, I brought two of my medic friends for a little “talk”. I showed them the woman, and they looked at me strangely. “Jackson, I thought you couldn’t get a nearly dead soldier back on her feet.” one snickered. “Shut up will you?” I grumbled, “This is a soldier from the other side.” Immediately after that, they brought out their pistols pointed at me and her. I explained what happened, and their faces darkened. “You know, you could get court-martialed...” I grimaced, then responded, “We’re supposed to save people, right?” One of the medics spat “What does that have to do with anything?” I added “So, why are we killing them? Why are we shooting the wounded for being on the other side?” Both of them were about to respond before I interrupted them. “I’m only doing what a doctor would do.” They groaned “Oh god...” and “We’re dead meat” before bringing her inside the medical tent and beginning a proper medical procedure. Two weeks from then, the war was over. The boys came in to their families and everyone cheered as we came in. As I have said before, we were hailed as “Heroes”, but I felt something much more different. All I did was save the life of a single person...and yet I felt proud. After the whole victory party and festivities, I visited the woman I had saved. She was in a hospital bed, the light from the warm sunny day shining in. She looked at me strangely, then smiled slightly. “Why did you abandon your line of duty to save me? To risk your own life for that of another?” I looked at my hands, a shaky voice emitting from me as I said _”Because....even though the hell of war roared all around me...I still found it inside myself to save someone else. I put my humanity above my line of duty...and I have no regrets.”_ The End.

[@buckshot7890]

Beautiful story

[@warchinnon4661]

This is beautiful

[@tommyheisto8716]

I shed a tear man that was beautiful Well written, man i agree with him we should help no matter what side they're on, sure that line can be blurred but who are we but worse then what we say the enemy would do, that makes our worse then the people we jail for doing the same, we murdered someone just because they wore a different flag, I'm glad the wars that tear us apart worse then bring us together are ending and i hope we can mend the damage we do.

[@shojimoko]

ward

[@LegoStudios-xx9kb]

This is what I want more of in the KZbin comments section

[@specterusarmy3983]

War does not determine who is right. Only who is left.

[@Ben-zh4nz]

Damn, these google quotes are getting real now

[@Shadow-pk2di]

Kind of funny but very much so TRUE

[@teaparty7768]

This reminded me of that horrible comedian on America's Got Talent that said, "How are all my ladies doing tonight? Are you feeling alright? No, you're all left." 4 Red buzzers followed.

[@amoon9149]

Isn’t that from the Poppy war?

[@ian-kz4gc]

There's this Bible verse I think about sometimes, many times, it goes: Then I heard the voice of Lord saying, "Whom shall I send? And who will go for Us?" And I said, "Here am I. Send me!" And He replied, “Go and tell this people: ‘Be ever hearing, but never understanding; be ever seeing, but never perceiving.’…

[@Red_530]

from Bible verse-Fury(2014)

[@PLMU1]

"People ask me as a christian where was God in War, where was God in Tragedy" "I ask them this question where was humanity"

[@HELLFIRE-yw4ko]

Da feels

[@athonaris2426]

So, why he create us?

[@mikhailzeero9251]

So why God create us? Maybe he want us to live and enjoy the benefit of being alive for a brief period of time. But why we question God having those war? Thus God urge that war. No it is ourselves that makes war to others. For everytime we abuse the others thinking to ourselves that we are the gods among the others. Ignoring the needs and welfare of the others. Solving all conflicts through war. We became the war itself. It became our nature. For the sake of our selfish interest of power and influence it takes thousands of life. Children, women and fighting men protecting their families. Those question we must deserve to answer rather than blaming on God. Why we make war to others? If we could create peace and co-exist with peace and respect to others. Thus war would benefit us all?

[@athonaris2426]

@@mikhailzeero9251 But you god know exacly what we can do, so he have all responsobilty on he side Free will, put two rats in Small area and give eat for 1 of them, and be suprised... In this analogy you have responsobilty, why you dont give more food? Its Simple, because you dont want

[@Jayco2855]

@@athonaris2426 You've got some interesting thoughts here. Think about it this way: If you would be lonely, the last Person on earth, but you would have all you Need to create robots which look like humans and behave like. Now, These robots, of course they would tell you they love you, but how would you feel? Since you simply programmed them to say so. That's why god gave us a free will, so we can make the choice to follow him...or not, on our own. Those who follow shall know mercy and love, as they shall enter heaven once they died. Those however who refuse, are the ones to create war, and all that is Evil, on earth. As a matter of fact, and the most of them aren't even Aware, there are only two sides. The side where god is, and the side where the devil is. There is no between. Not following god means to automatically follow the devil, the true creator of all Evil...And war itself. So, let me ask a simple question: Would you like to have those robots around you without mind, without free will? To tell you by program that they love you even though you never know ist true? or would you enhance their program with a free will? So some of them may choose to turn away from you, but some will show you true love? I recommend you to think about what i said, and after that, make your choice. Hopefully, we see each other on the right side someday.

[@anyareloskiv2574]

I remember seeing my grandpa before he passed, he was a soviet veteran. I remember when I was 5 years old I sat on his lap amd asked him about his wartime and he gave me hope in humanity when he saod everytime his squad would capture a German, they would give him a blanket and cigarettes, with chocolate you know treat him like he is at home. He would teach the Germans they captures the Russian language...My grandpa teared up when he said he tried to save that German officer they captured, but his battalion commander shoved him aside and shot the German officer...I miss him so much 😩💎❤, he was a hero trying to save everybody 💎

[@limin4065]

he sounds amazing. hope he lives on as a war hero

[@anyareloskiv2574]

@@limin4065 the saddest part was when he told me tgat he was taken from his family at a young age and forced into a Military school...

[@themasterchiefproductions]

Thank your grandfather for his service to the motherland. Without him, we would be slaves to the nazi bastards

[@sneakyfiregaming9005]

Soviet commanders were brutal... very, brutal

[@thegregitto]

I remember my great grandfather. What I'm about to say is from the German WWII perspective for once. My great grandfather was drafted into the Wermacht in WWII. He survived both fronts as well as the whole war. He was just a regular infantryman, and he told stories to my grandfather. My grandfather sadly passed a couple years ago, and I miss him. I wish I was able to get to know him better. 😔 🇩🇪❤️

[@liamgough5757]

Lest we forget. The men that gave their time. The men that gave their honour. The men that gave their lives. For us..... Lest we forget.

[@TotallyNotRevv]

Lest we forget.

[@cheesecookies4686]

Men,in the war,have a scared brain,a powerful hand ,and a fighting soul.woman,at home,have a pumping heart,a shaking hand,and a worried brain.

[@HELLFIRE-yw4ko]

Hell ya

[@R3___114]

Lest we forget

[@matimue1469]

Lest we forget the people who liked this comment.

[@paulshvedov9586]

My grandad fought in WW2, he was a Soviet Navy. Drowned 2 times but still made it out. This music kind of transfers the feelings of war.... great job my friend. Edited: Thank you for your kind words friends, spasibo!!

[@Hrowwll]

Your grandfather is a great man

[@jennzild2173]

Your Grandad is a True Hero

[@helppls4836]

Your grandad is a uuuuuuhhhhh I don't know?

[@Riley-gi6of]

"It is well that war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it." Robert E. Lee. Battle of Fredricksburg 1862

[@op-nh9x19_parabellum7]

"In the beginning there was darkness, then came the fire. After that, there was war. Humanity faced its crysis. But still we made a way out of it. After all that happend, a power arised. A hellish beast unleashed, slashing it's prey with sharp claws. Thousands of us were going, a few hundred, they came back. Death, that was written in their faces. We remember them, after a while, we forgot them. Now we're edging towards war again. War never changes, humanity....never changes. The only thing that changes, are the weapons. Our technology is our downfall. We know more than ever, still we are dumb enough to risk a war because of honour. WE STAND IN THE ASHES OF TRILLIONS OF DEAD SOULS, ASK THEM IF HONOUR MATTERS. Their silence.......is your answer.....

[@refrigeratedfennec25]

All silence is the dead talking to us. That is why our ears ring

[@mentor1626]

I am writing a war novel and this music helps me. Greetings from Mexico.

[@Martpolo98]

Mentor de que parte de México eres? Me gustaría saber sobre esa novela, mucho ánimo desde Jalisco!

[@mentor1626]

Soy de Acapulco y mi novela es de ficción militar :)

[@magofullful]

@@mentor1626 si luego pudieras mandarme link de tu novela o si la venderás nos avisas, si te inspiras con esta música, tu historia debe ser buena, saludos.

[@mentor1626]

Creo que en un año estará lista porque aunque sea ficción debo investigar bien el mundo militar para sonar lo más creíble, se va a llamar Latidos y cuando la terminé la promocionaré, gracias por tu interés, saludos :)

[@idoganor100]

What is it about?

[@lohikaarme8064]

"Failure is not fatal, and success is not final."

[@theozimerman7726]

...is the courage to continue what ut counts"- Winston LS Churchill

[@JawJelly]

**what is right??** It never ended in a happy ending... Sometimes it ended with a boom... I remember the day...I left The day i was fighting for something right... But all it was about was "KILL KILL KILL" It was non stop taking risks Taking the shot... I was once a man with a family a child that I left behind to fight for what is right but... What is right? I may never come back to see my family nore my only child... I remember the day...I was shot down I fell to the ground and felt fait among ground but only to land on sharp rocks and discarded metals... I couldn't hear anything due to a bom that landed near to me... My friend that I met when I was signing up lended me a hand.. He picked me up and carried me to a safe spot... For now... I was left in a medic bed With only a few minutes to live... I remember the note she gave me... The note that she wrote Even my only child sent me a drawing...of me coming back... I smiled and laid in my bed still and cold as a rock Then the beeping stopped.... The doctors rush in to try and save me...but it was to late..... **A few months later** Mother: ready for school hun? Child: yes! **Child rushes down the stairs and looks up at his mother** Child: when will dad come home?? **Thanks for reading**

[@allysonnd304]

i cried

[@xpandasquad413]

This need to be a script for a sad animation..or something

[@knight2341]

[@leahdixon6710]

Its real deep

[@tobaccoskulltobacco9338]

I honestly thought u where talking about ur self and I saw u died and I was like wtf XD

[@wexwexexort]

When I saw Lucas King in notifications, I read "Star Wars III" instead of "Sad War III" lol.

[@dynamickhaoss1631]

I thought it sad the same thing i could have swore it said starwars

[@j0hn833]

Ha

[@MichaelOrtega]

Lucas If you can read this, give a heart ❤️ to anyone who replies to this comment.

[@FuckYT001]

MICHAEL! WE LOVE YOU!

[@cendiusmaximus]

Ma man

[@livayh7438]

Why oO ?

[@carlesq.]

Goodevening Michael Good stuff Lucas

[@killerbeeezdmz]

Pierre boudreau ww2 vet miss my grandfather so much !! i think about him always ...was a great man and will forever be remembered!! r.i.p

[@georgepatton93]

In the grim darkness of the 41st millennium, there is only war

[@haley7571]

Thanks, This playlist really helps me when I miss my grandparents. My grandpa was a foot soldier in WWII and was wounded in Hürtgen forest along the border of occupied Germany. He kept a journal of his deployment in his breast pocket, and when he was shot in the shoulder, the bullet nearly missed his journal/ bible and to this day you can see the yellowed pages with blood stains. After his injury, his handwriting changed to shaky letters as he tried to write with his right hand but switched to his left when it was too painful the words: "Hospital train" are barely legible. I keep his photo and journal on my nightstand with a red poppy pin. After his service he became a guard at Folsom prison and growing up I would hear his incredibly stories.

[@joshuaallen285]

Holy Tears, Lucas. This is incredible. Thanks, from all of us in the military.

[@ToxicChicken69]

"It is well that war is so terrible or we should grow too fond of it" -Robert E Lee

[@melnikmann3538]

Suddenly everyone is a poet...

[@nihil5743]

Wow, just came back from listening Saving Private Ryan soundtrack and saw this, and I must say, you did a GREAT job!

[@kushandbongprod6708]

This music perfectly describe how horrific war is how scarred veterans are how much they had to go through how they saw their best friend die in front of them it makes you think of all the sacrifices our dear heroes are willing to make to make this world a better place they are willing to sacrifice their lives they go through all of this horror and pain and emotion so you don't have to do it we don't realise how much they did for us and we treat them like they are regular civilian things need to change in this world cause a veteran was once a hero and is always a hero they deserve the respect we are supposed to show a hero who willingly had gone through all the horrors war as to give just to see us smile and here we are making them homeless civilians things need to change we need to make them smile as they made us smile through their sacrifices #onceaheroalwaysahero

[@nihil5743]

James... Earn this... Earn it... (reference)

[@nahidbethehonoredone]

An excellent speech... Needs more periods and commas....,,,...,,,,,

[@benn5147]

Thanks for writing this, otherwise i would have done so

[@jesus5014]

You made me remember my frinds who died in action i still have nightmares of that day my heart aches when i wake up some times

[@amoon9149]

“War doesn't determine who's right. War determines who remains.” ~ThePoppyWar by R.F.Kuang

[@thatguyoverthere468]

Bro.... I’m legit in tears now that picture broke me with that music..... why you do this to me?!

[@magneticflux7833]

Dark, sad, the never ending blackness of suffering. Perfect.

[@thanebutler-henderson35]

war changes men screams and blood everywhere seeing your friends and brothers being gunned down the noises just make you want run away but you cant your surrounded by your worst nightmare death as it consumes everything around you you cant stop it so you just pick up your gun and fight it

[@civeblue8807]

War is not about who wins and who loses but about who is left, It doesn’t do anything good but add more cruelty, hate, pain, fear to this world.

[@keiichiiozawanikoot6435]

Amazing Lucas, I love how the sounds in the background got louder as the war spreads like the flames of a forest fire.

[@allthesebadblueprints1341]

We were filled with mud and dirt... gun shots hurt our ears Only 2 heroes and there was 1 who helped people inside the death And never gave up...we will miss you...friends

[@sukhoisu-24fencer3]

"Few people laughed. Few people cried. Most people were silent. Now I am become death, destroyer of worlds." These words I shall remember for eternity. Because I heard these very words from a dear friend of mine. It was a pleasent sunny day and we were taking a walk. I had asked him what he witnessed during his time in the war although most of the time, I was right beside him. He said "hell, that's what I saw." We stayed quiet for the next few minutes. Then the ground started to shake, the sky turned a hellish red and black. We looked up to see that the moon had shattered like glass. There was pieces of it falling everywhere around us. We just ran for our lives. I heard this awful noise as a beast came down from the heavens. Me and my friend stopped in our tracks when it landed in front of us. It looked down at him and pointed. It swing its steel fist and the fist hit my dear friend. Time stopped for a moment. he looked at me and said "Its been a great life with you, I hope we meet again some day." Time unfroze, he was gone and burned alive by that beast! I screamed at the metal beast that stood before me. It locked eyes with me before it took off into the hell fire sky. I asked myself, "is this what heavens fall looked like?" I looked up at a shard of the moon coming down straight at me. I accepted my fate, I wanted to be with my friend. As the shard crushed Me I said "I'm coming home..."

[@McMarc_1993]

This is really good my man. I love it. It gives me this feeling, it is hard to describe. Perfect to write dramatic war scenes.

[@civilwarguy5458]

My grandfather was a german ss solider

[@bluepeaches2402]

Army of Military He fought against Godless Bolshevik sub-Humans RIP

[@civilwarguy5458]

Heil

[@awacslongcaster7394]

Thank him everyday even if he is gone still remember him for he was not a monster but a man

[@ArchCone]

If he was SS he must of been one hell of a soldier. RIP

[@tobaccoskulltobacco9338]

@Thanos Savior of the universe cool

[@deeznuts-kw6yv]

Why are we still here? Just to suffer? Every night, I can feel my leg... and my arm... even my fingers... the body I’ve lost... the commerades I’ve lost... it won’t stop hurting... is like they are all still there. You feel it too, don’t you? I’m gonna give them back our past! *snake*

[@Nat-ph1qm]

s n a k e. How did I not know this was a Snake quote

[@amdoick]

I'm actually kind of sad listening to this as someone that was close to one of my friend's passed recently. I may have not known him, but may he rest in peace. He is in a place now where his soul can prosper.

[@doctorearman9343]

I want to thank you. I’ve been in a creative rut for years and I haven’t been able to write anything, but listening to this gave me this dark inspiration to write the monologue of a dying old man looking back the war he fought and regretting what he did to the world. In two years I haven’t been able to squeak out a paragraph but while listening to this I was able to start and finish the story. Thank you so much and keep on with the amazing work.

[@owenrobison7071]

“I lay here lying awake, no one to tell But myself as I lay here dying on the grass Oh how soft it is and the breeze feels tender This is my life as a soldier, no one to hold No one to say goodbye but only to myself I hear her calling, death awaits for me in The sky, this is the silent night of a soldier"

[@kootzwalker-ben7071]

Sounds amazing and thank you for the ones who served. Keep up the work👍👍👍

[@kunczekevin8466]

Yo lucas , i swear this is a good one , your other videos are too the best but this one , this one gets me in my feelings and... its like... idk like i rlly wanna be alone... but yea this sad war music is the best i give you a like lucas 😢😃👍👍

[@eliteentity2773]

An hour of the best sad music in the world from the great lucas king!!!!

[@honeyfire2986]

The most frightened are always either the first or the last to go.

[@hannahslistmett1045]

I can't believe ppl went though this... Risking their live I can't even get my head around that some men and woman that we don't even know wants to fight for us US and this country... I pray for and thank you for all the hard work u do for the USA and me I mean that from my heart❤❤❤❤

[@nissansilvias1530]

"Those people want to win war,but the people just wants it to end."

[@radjamaulana7054]

War, War Never Changes

[@outrun7615]

Radja MC what a fallout reference

[@artemis7913]

They found his body on the beach. His brother fell to his knees as they carried it past him. His sister started crying when they told her. His father let out a scream when they called him. His Mother collapsed when they brought him to her. His country send him to war. His family payed the price in the end.

[@ScottishDu]

" And when he gets to heaven, to St. Peter he will tell, "One more soldier reporting for duty sir, I've served my time in hell" " - Unknown Soldier

[@jason-dean]

This music honors these great men in such a way that it almost brings tears to my eyes.

[@AmiralTrailer]

Excellente qualité comme toujours

[@mikayuki9838]

exactement

[@atsuniniel8687]

tout à fait

[@LucasKingPiano]

Sad War playlist on Spotify! open.spotify.com/playlist/4dCuyF98cJBV5gzMgyY9CC?si=68a6dbba59694de1

[@Unknownman292]

Even though war ends you'll still see the terrors of war you'll never forget it Poor Veterans in WW2 and my GrandFather

[@Xturnia]

I just watched hacksaw Ridge again today, such an amazing and incredible story.

[@cassy121]

I cant forget how my father said to me that my grand father died In the rat tunnel in Vietnam. His gas mask got punctured and he suffocated to death.

[@albed0282]

if WW3 Broke out this year, imagine human all in this planet, the air that wont be safe to breathe, and the scream that only god knows the goverment that killed million of people, a day without your friend or anyone else

[@Alberto-iv7gi]

The end of the human

[@grapeabbas7043]

@@Alberto-iv7gi pls no. Aren't we all human? What did it cost to kill each other?

[@LazyAndFabulous]

@@grapeabbas7043 Disagreements, Ill give you an example, which is the people of Balkans and the Middle East.

[@harryg1926]

Ah ffs shut up

[@thegregitto]

Do people understand that nuclear weapons aren't the first thing countries nowadays use against each other in wars?

[@scruffles3838]

Great music as always Also am I the only one who finds alot of the titles kinda funny for how blunt they are

[@M3L0618]

Fun Fact: War is responsible for a large amount of technological advancements, a stepping stone for modern medicine, and highlights brave men and women in dark times. Why yes, war is quite intense.

[@ditocontent9234]

Friendships doesn't actually matters, what matters is our hearts for our beloved friends and families

[@cindyfausett2894]

Hey luc .I want to cry because it remembered me of my dad and I miss him so much sometimes it hurt,s.but I love the video that u gave me please I want more love u always and forever😍❤😘💋💋❤💙💚💗💕💜💞

[@Marcus-rs6fr]

Lets all respect all those fallen of the never ending wars in the world, and the man in the picture, desmond doss, a person i would call a true hero among us sinful men ✝️

[@alfonsocanero3392]

very good motivating music I subscribe to your KZbin channel, spectacular🤗🤗👍👍

[@ditocontent9234]

Losing our beloved friends doesn't mean that you lose your hearts, but losing our hearts means everything

[@inspecthergadget4503]

There is only one Hell: The one we are living in.

[@leoisstellar]

Sad but true of what is said here from so many people concerning any War. There has never been any War where its soliders were not killed, injured, maimed, crippled or disfigured. It still holds true this day... "Old Men start Wars. Young Men fight them."

[@ewanwaugh5817]

war is just old men fighting, and young men dying...

[@helendeklerk9037]

This music is so sad I would just want to cry so much

[@andrewbunner3591]

Every war is a civil war. For we are all brothers and sisters. So as you look around in your foxhole, trench, or bunker you see the soldier next to you. He is your brother. The man you point your rifle at, is your brother. We are all humans in a struggle against one another. As long as we are humans there will always be civil wars. Brother versus brother. Please, end the fighting. Stop killing our family members.

[@andrewwilson2227]

As we know the sacrifice that people have made to only just stop the war all the men men who fought in war are not just people but heroes and we may thank them for not only saving us but protecting our future

[@factboy7160]

Keep sharing memes about war and when the time really comes you better keep your laugh and jokes on your side ;)

[@DCJayasinghe]

This.. this is gold man ❤

[@user-ph2sg2yj2h]

My grand grand father was a medic in ww1. He saved lives for the risk of his own. I sometimes grab some of the pictures i have of him. There was a guy by him with part of his arm missing and bandaged. The look this soldiers face is quite chilling, same with my grand grand father. They have seen so much, they can't even crack a smile. In this moments i understand war.

[@alexlixword1795]

So Amazing Lucas ! :D Hello again, im back :)

[@cutecop6511]

I hate this...😥 But love it at the same time...♥️ My great grandfather was amazing. I loved him so much😭 He fought during WWII. He was a brave soldier. He was a gunner in the Air Force. He completed all of his missions, but he got wounded. On making their way to land the bomber plane, damage was done to the aircraft and the plane came down in a terrible way. My grandfather was unable to climb out of the gunners position and the plane came down with a crash. The landing gear had been damaged badly and was unable to be deploy. The plane almost crushed him completely. He survived and completely served his country and he was honorably discharged and awarded a purple heart. I miss him so much😥😭💔 Be thankful for those who gave THEIR lives as a sacrifice for OUR families and OUR freedoms. Thanks you to those who are serving now, those who have served, and those who will serve. YOUR sacrifice is greater than anything else to this country. YOU truly are America's superheroes!!! Keep up the FIGHT and SACRIFICE!!! 🇺🇸😘♥️ YOU are OUR freedom!!!

[@giornogiovanna33333]

The piece "lonely" has some parts that are clearly inspred by "Auf dem Wasser zu Singen" by Franz Schubert. Really interesting.

[@LucasKingPiano]

That's right it was and Chopin's F Minor Nocturne (Op. 55) but mostly Schubert. Nice catch!

[@changemymind5438]

"No matter how good a person you are, you are evil in someone's story"

[@mvp_cs5431]

"Life is like a rope it holds what ever its carrying but when the rope Snaps everything its carrying will fall". Imagen the the ropes that were cut with bullets and fire in war Just count how many ropes were cut down how many people lost their loved one?

[@sirethanthegreat4069]

My great-grandpa was a Captain in the French Navy. He was captured by the NVA while in the church by himself. After the war, one of his prison mates said the NVA killed him. I couldn't imagine the shit he went through but it must've been bad like REALLY really bad. My grandpa was a Major in the ARVN. While on patrol with his men(he was a captain at this time) he got shot and the bullet went through him from the stomach out his back(or the other way around idk). It didn't hurt at the moment cuz of adrenaline but after, he said it was great pain. Grandpa passed away in the US from natural causes. My dad didn't join the military. He became the leader of a hospital and saved lives. I think of myself as the "successor" of my family's military lineage. After I finish school(college, university) I plan to join the navy and become a fighter pilot. Now, I understand that I'll experience hell but I just want to defend my country like how they wanted to from threats posed today and in the future.

[@levitatiion]

THE SONG ITS SOOOOOO SAD AND THE PHOTO IS GOING SO MUCH WITH MUSIC!!!:-)

[@benwoods5050]

Death Hymn is a very haunting piece. Every time I listen to it, I think of the destruction and the pain war causes. War is a literal hell on earth. Ant the effects of the war last waves beyond what happened, and the effects it has on those who lived during said war last waves beyond childhood, service, and more. In fact, it can last forever, unless we do something about it.

[@leftadrift3920]

Magnificence capturing the emotions here 🎵 [Thawing hearts torn from each soul without a beat Glistening ice gathers as silence and snow greet With a horrid future stirring in the eyes of the damned Laying motionless in the cold with no hope to be had Obliterated blue skies, now sightless and invisible Thickening smog spreads and blankets the miserable The dead froze stiff, with ghostly sorrowed gloom Their souls are bound with old and hollowed wounds Bleakness draweth near with each breath taken deep Blackened are their tears, without hearts, still they weep Silence and sleep only known as Death's sons Mindless they shall creep as shadows without sun Violence and vengeance are thy keepers of such wrath Timeless and endless, these unmakers of wrought paths Decompose and destroy are thine enforcers of doom As souls fall in the void to be slain whilst consumed Trapped of a sealed fate, no escaping this cold hell Within frigid gates which now hold the soulless shells Lost art thou, ye ghosts of such beckoning wars Brought forth across the bridges of Death and his doors🕯]

[@griffintribe4186]

I've never heard this in my life but it sounds so familiar like I listened to this before

[@jakubwlodarczyk3788]

Another masterpiece

[@sadiev2778]

This is the kind of piano music I could listen for hours to.....

[@KrazyCale1]

You can hear the siren of ww2 in the first music. And its titled "Death Hymn" means that the siren is preety much the last Hymn people heard in ww2 before they died. But shortly after its replaced by a great angelic sound, saying that all of the fallen soldiers and innocent humans will be granted their long-awaited rest after they did their best to survive.

[@brilliance6435]

*War is pointless if everybody just dies in the end, nonetheless until we only find peace in the world then we shall all truly live* ❤

[@wehraboowaifu2428]

If we try to make utopia society and try to make a never ending peace, then we most likely create a War World 3 because of human nature.

[@logancolombo3190]

World Peace can't be attained. As much as we want it to be there will always be conflict and chaos.

[@redneckrave2670]

@MOJYKZ even without Israel you still have the entire middle east.

[@amdoick]

@@wehraboowaifu2428 A utopian society cannot exist. It's unfortunate despite the wishes.

[@geoffreyhaner9115]

To deny humans an action, is to tempt them to it all the more. Like a moth to the flames, we go untoward conflict. Wether it be in debate, in belief, in war. Humans will always have conflict, by this point it is now in our nature. But I believe that it is only when you are broken and in the dark surrounded by the ashes, that you truly can see the light and feel its warmth. To relish in what you once took for granted, but now understand the true value of.

[@jakobeprnc1569]

A bond of brothers Achilles squad, took the honor to defend gates at all costs. Entactist taking every shot they can to finish what was left of the resistance. The 5 members of Achilles went through endless wars to secure the Gates of Denom. Them and the rest of the Men and Woman who were willing to fight for there freedom of countless worlds. But unfortunate enough. The odds were unsettling losing Denom, the last city on earth to those who are powerless. The gates were blown down. And the Resistance was no more. This is the story of Achilles, this is the legend of Blackburn, and his brothers in arms.

[@chester6746]

My gramps fought with america in WW2,as a private and my great gramps was in WW1,as an officer. My gramps told me the horrors of war,how it feels,death staring at you in the face. He once told me: "A true soldier doesn't fight to kill,he or she fights for freedom or domination. War can have it's horrors,but the people suffer the same pain,the other side feels the same pain. nobody wants to die,but life is how it is,seeing the eyes of a soldier loosing hope is not nice. Promise me,fight for peace If you have to,never fight for evil." R.I.P 1925-2019

[@aubreymcgee1845]

We will always miss you. And you will be respect in till we all die

[@jak7138]

"When you see war with your very own eyes, it makes you think: "Has God ever had second thoughts on creating humanity?"" ~Anonymous

[@rdes11]

Pasta is good so that makes war bad

[@joshuaallen285]

That's why the earth will be cleansed with FIRE at the end of time.

[@Eh1dk]

my family tree has gone down several generations. My family goes as far back as native american times when the US was still growing westward. All of my past generations have seen warfare. The last one who passed away was my great grandma. He was in WW2, served the navy. He didn’t say much about the war, possibly due to his much older age. When he passed, everyone was sad. My mom couldn’t even finish her speech about him due to her emotional status at the funeral. I didn’t say much, but my emotions were impacted harder than a bombshell against the ground. I still have a badge that he had with me, and it’ll always be with me. War is not a joke. War is a serious matter of discussion, and can’t be taken lightly. War isn’t about the guns and explosions, it’s about the people who have dealt with war.

[@slushcake1456]

War is a mark on our history but we often forget those who died for us, for the land that we live on right now

[@dikeramadan5042]

The picture is from Hacksaw Ridge... And Hacksaw Ridge is one of the best American War Movies i have ever seen...

[@UK-demon]

"No hallar descanso salvo en la muerte" -Lázaro de Tormes

[@FinnT730]

This made me saw who I was / am. People don't / can't see the war of live, and say they see hell. But the only thing they can see, is the bad of them selves, and that of others that they don't know.

[@csbstudios9979]

In loving memory of those that fought in Gallipoli LEST WE FORGET THOSE WHO FOUGHT FOR OUR COUNTRY