The Irish Rovers, The Titanic

[@rudycarlson8245]

I’m surprise that this video about the titanic does not have over 1 million views!

[@TheIrishRovers]

The photo of the two children are the Navratil brothers. Their father was kidnapping the two boys for a better life in America. Michele Navratil spoke of his anxiety from being separated from his mother. He did not understand the Titanic was going to sink. His father put the two boys into a lifeboat. He remembered the moment the lifeboat was lowered, and the splashes of people in the water. The two boys became known as the orphans of the Titanic.

[@Onewayfilms24]

The Irish Rovers 😢

[@snakes3425]

For the father saving his boys was his way of finding some measure of redemption

[@bradypioquid9501]

The Irish Rovers titanic ?

[@raisinbrandon7517]

Now i feel like crying.

[@jillbill7752]

snakes3425 he was doing what was best for them. It’s no surprise nor redemption what he did for them.

[@tippmanproductions98]

RIP to all the lads and lassies lost on the RMS Titanic

[@OrginalTitanic]

😰😨

[@CibelesSanz]

Amen.

[@comradecallahan3582]

The lyrics “Roll on titanic roll, into the mists of time!” Really hit me hard. I have been fascinated in the titanic since I was three. To me, the lyrics mean that slowly Titanic is being forgotten, fading away into the Mists of Time. With it, hundreds of 3rd class passengers, a good handful not documented using their real names. I myself will never forgot this and I feel like this really shows titanic in its glory and tragedy.

[@joannethibault6016]

The Titanic was supossed to be unsinkable just like the Zepplin. These poor souls. Stories of the crew who took the lifeboats first then the first class passengers. Sad. Most of the bodies are buried in Halifax.

[@romancatholicword528]

She was a beauty but she now a ghost ship rest on sea bed. Let those who died rest in peace and always be remembered !

[@Jipps1208]

No one said the titanic was unsinkable not the passenger neither the crew and neither the press said that except they use the unsinkable terms after he sink... Anyway the titanic will always be remember People forgot one thing The RMS Olympic was the first to be built and the titanic the second one olympic and titanic was exactly the same ship they were twins The britannic was aparently the biggest one of the three ships People forgot the britannic but they prefer goes à 3800 meters in dangerous environment than 700 meters (britannic wreck) Remember the submarine titan from oceangate... Few days back

[@TheIrishRovers]

DID you know... Morgan Robertson's 1898 novel "Futility", published 14 years before the Titanic's maiden voyage, features a huge ship that's been dubbed "unsinkable," named "the Titan," and which hits an iceberg on its starboard side on an April night in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, going down despite its unsinkability… with several rich men on board. Also, The Titan is ill equipped to deal with an emergency scenario due to lack of lifeboats, just like the real Titanic, and the ships' size, speed and water displacement all closely match.

[@MrCarsdude]

The Irish Rovers I read this book, very creppy.

[@tiagoalves2996]

Titanic set sail for the first and last time on the 10th of April. 2 days left boys

[@MrCarsdude]

Tiago Alves you are right

[@tiagoalves2996]

@@MrCarsdude Now it's 0 days left. All aboard!

[@noone-io4yj]

It's been planned

[@juk-hw5lv]

Only the Irishmen can make song about disaster so cheerful

[@tricky_knife_tricks]

Aye

[@shaynewheeler9249]

❤❤❤❤

[@CibelesSanz]

"And fifteen hundred and seventeen souls went to their watery graves" An anecdote: One of those souls was my great-great- granduncle, Servando Ovies. He was the manager of El Palacio de Cristal, a big store in La Habana where clothes and fabrics were sold. After finishing a business trip to Paris, he went to Avilés, a city in Asturias, in the north of Spain, in order to visit his mother, Carmen Rodríguez-Maribona, and then, he decided to return to New York, where he would later take a ship to La Habana. Servando took the Titanic at Cherburg and he would be on cabin D-43. He could not get to New York nor La Habana. RIP.

[@karenwernecke8220]

The most beautiful ship ever built.

[@Edvard.Munchkin]

April 14th-15th 2022 and you're still in our thoughts and hearts Titanic and passengers. R.I.P ❤

[@DeltaSilver88]

Listening to this makes me hope somebody, 70 years from now, will write a 100-year anniversary tribute for the victims of MS Estonia. That ferry is known as the Titanic of the Baltic; when it sank in 1994, it took down 852 people with it. Only 137 people of 982 survived, and the youngest survivor was 12 (all children younger than that died, including a 3-month-old baby). It also sank fast, taking only 30 minutes. When nearby ferries arrived to help, the witnesses saw two bodies in life jackets float by... an adult and a child, side by side.

[@michaelbujaki2462]

I also recommend "Pride Of The White Star Line" by The Longest Johns.

[@williamclose6732]

May the titanic and the people that went down with her rest in peace

[@ShyMoonheart]

really good song about the Titanic. The chorus says it all. Good job, Rovers!!!

[@marketazoulikova642]

To Jsou Hezké Písníčky u lodi . To můj minuly život u moře .

[@painitful]

I really like how the beginning of the song prepares you for something depressing but the bulk of the song is very prideful

[@comradecallahan3582]

Roll on Titanic Roll Into The Mists Of Time……those lyrics are the most saddening/deep lyrics I’ve ever heard. It’s a feeling I cannot explain but it hit me hard. The mists of time are like fog and things cannot be seen through fog, I’m saying that I’m afraid titanic will be forgotten in the later generations of the world.

[@e.a.keeble5156]

Love this tribute--I had the honor of portraying Mrs. Ida Straus (the German Jewish-American wife of Macy's owner Isador Straus, who refused to leave her husband's side for a seat in a lifeboat) in a community theatre production of the musical Titanic in 2012 -- their stories still bring shivers & tears, and your Irish music reinforces the poignancy of their fates. Well done, Rovers, thank you.

[@ivorscrotumic3556]

Wow, that's quite a connection.

[@TheIrishRovers]

Playing the role must have been keenly aware of her reasons. You'll see the article of them in the video at 1:08.

[@bradfilippone7064]

The cemetery seen at 4:50 is in Halifax, Nova Scotia, my home town.

[@actionman9451]

A fitting song for the Titanic and her story.

[@frothier76]

Every time I hear this song I swear I can feel the pride and despair of the people. The pride of every man and woman to be on and have worked on the "Queen of the Seas"; then the tragic despair of those that saw their lives, and the Titanic, be eaten up by the sea. I love music that regales history or lore, it never fails to remind me that there is still life no matter how long it's been or how long it will be. Every song echoes an era, a year, a month, a day or even a single moment where everything came to a singular point and became the inspiration for a song. Although very few can say "I was alive for the Titanic sinking" and even fewer can say "I remember when the Titanic sank", this song makes me feel as though I was one the proud people to waive off the Titanic from port and one of the poor souls to rest with the ship in the ocean. Kind fate to the Rovers and a stout for Millar who could make such music for decades and give me the pride of the past.

[@jdarrenfan]

I'm glad to see this getting a lot of attention.

[@tomgillmeister277]

The best song about the Titanic I have ever heard. Thank you Irish Rovers!

[@sadlobster1]

Why this wasn't included in the movie's soundtrack is beyond me

[@nopcshere6097]

@@sadlobster1 It was written for the 100th anniversary of the sinking, so it came well after the movie's release in 1997.

[@jtl-en4yx]

I love the A Night to Remember reference in this song! I wonder if the next line about "Man's own frailty" is an illusion to the 1898 "Futility" story, which was coincidentally very similar to the real life events of the Titanic sinking.

[@andrewkehoe521]

Everytime I hear the fog horn I get chills through my body and it carries on through the song. My hairs stand up and I'm not sure why

[@eveebony6907]

What a sad, sad story. They did what they could to built this ship and tried their best. There are too many reasons why it sunk... The result is just so infinitely sad. Far too many people had to lose their lives, including the irish men who had built the ship under terrible conditions. ...Many thanks for this intense song and the informative video to the Irish Rovers !!

[@jeanneplymette411]

Just heard this song for the first time and I love it. I never knew there was a song about the sinking of the Titanic and I also didn't know that it was built in Belfast. I'm still finding music on KZbin from The Irish Rovers--songs I never knew existed. Thanks for the many years of great entertainment!

[@F6fhellcatace]

she'll be remebered forever

[@wesleywaldrop5735]

And she will never be forgotten

[@ChantChorales]

Each time I am able to listen to the Irish Rovers it is a special treat. Listening to this beautiful tribute to and for the Titanic and the passengers who sadly and unfortunately lost their lives on that night when the ship hit the iceberg in the dark on the maiden voyage. May they all Rest in Peace.

[@CalebSearcher72]

Hello irish rovers my name is noah I am the son of tony I have loved your music ever sense I was in the first grade I used your music to impress my peers at my elementary school and you were all I could think about the first songs I had heard were the songs from your christmas album then it was once upon a shamrock you guys were a big part of my childhood I am 13 now and I am glad that you all are still roven after all these years keep at it _ Your biggest fan Noah Svokos PS I am part irish

[@christophers.o622]

Great tribute to the Titanic sung by the Irish Rovers. I read the book A night to remember which was about the Titanic tradegy when I was in my Junior year of high school in early 1971. The book was far more accurate than what a movie company & producer could ever make. The book gives the details better than any movie about the Titanic.

[@sprigmom1]

Wonderful job as usual, George! This story is heartbreaking every time I think about it. Same with the Edmund Fitzgerald. (I'm from Flint originally; used to go see the Rovers EVERY year @ Whiting Auditorium with Elaine Jackson. She recently passed away, still a staunch Rovers fan. :)

[@TheIrishRovers]

Thanks Springmom, we MAY get back to Flint just one more time.

[@MrBigrobmjca3]

“Superior they said never gives up her dead when the tales of November come early”

[@Ps4fan30]

@@TheIrishRovers love this song.... Titanic was indeed the pride of the White Star Line

[@625352]

I discovered The Irish Rovers by chance...Wonderful...

[@savvadance7006]

This reminds me of going to the Brighton Sealife Centre.

[@tomgillmeister277]

This is a great song. The Irish Rovers connect a tragedy and make it into a great song. Well done!

[@IrishMusicLover703]

Songs right about 1 thing, she definitely went down in history

[@aleksisaari2214]

saw the the movie 3 years ago, still makes no justice

[@justcrank9088]

JUST loook at the words how they rhyme so beautifully...why cant other people do things like this?

[@twilightmyst72]

My son who is 8 is so into this ship and what transpired...never seen such a young child take such an interest in something like this and was not even aware that the Rovers sang this song.....so happy to see it and the video is totally awesome....He is going to go crazy when I show him this....thank you so much for posting this!!

[@TheIrishRovers]

That's good to hear - when the young ones are interested in history.

[@bork6506]

twilightmyst72 I'm 10 and my craze for titanic started when I first saw cameron's movie about her when I was 6 or 7

[@twilightmyst72]

That is awesome. Glad to see young people take such an interest in history. I learned a lot from my son.

[@clairealexander1346]

[@MrCarsdude]

I've been interested in titanic since I was 6 now I'm nealy 29.

[@christiarmstrong8930]

I love this. Such great tribute to the TITANIC AND THE POOR SOULS who lost their lives. And the survivors to

[@ReneeGepford]

George, nah ye've gone 'n' gi'en us another'n'!!!!! Goodonya, young man! I'll never forget that March in 1969 when I first was intro'd to your music--still sweet as mountain dew, and just as heady!!! Thanks for the many years of enjoyment!

[@JusticeAlways]

Excellent lyrics...love this song. This will be another Irish traditional song. 👍

[@patrickatcheynum724]

It’s all you see on tick tock but this runs deep in my family heritage roll on titanic roll ❤❤l❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ into the mist of time always gets me at the heart strings

[@badwolf2331]

One of my favorite Irish Rovers song

[@NorthWestern1919]

Glad there's finally a proper Irish song about this Irish ship.

[@TheIrishRovers]

Aye.

[@LOTUS-ARTS001]

indeed

[@fkjms73]

British*

[@NorthWestern1919]

@@fkjms73 She was built in Belfast.

[@fkjms73]

Oh, Heck. Belfast is under His Majesty’s Crown 👑🇬🇧🍊

[@jasoncarpp7742]

I heard this song today over the radio. Awesome song! Great way to pay tribute to people who built her, and as a tribute to those who lost their lives.

[@lordlouiz3362]

I love this song! It tells the story about the titanic and the tragedy so great! Thank you Irish Rovers❤️ Greetings from Germany

[@boeingbetty24jettonlousie85]

Her beauty never stops her and she is my friend and the pride of the white star line

[@pmadamson]

Good song. Nice to here an original modern folk song.

[@vanguard6498]

The most beautiful ship class to ever sail the Atlantic

[@DerpyPossum]

Excluding the Lusitania class, the Imperator class, the Big Four, the Oceanic class, the Cunard Queens, the Ivernia class, and the Campania class.

[@vanguard6498]

@@DerpyPossum well i like them all, but i am a bit biased towards the Olympic class the most ;)

[@DerpyPossum]

@@vanguard6498 honestly, same. :)

[@eliotreader8220]

while i was hearing this song i could not stop think about the engineers and stokers who kept RMS Titanic afloat long enough to save the lives of the passengers who lived to tell their side of the story

[@nopcshere6097]

Indeed. Those engineers all perished in order to keep the lights going, until the ship was sticking so high out of the water that the dynamos broke loose.

[@jumpydashy]

Intro song: Nearer Gy God to Thee, which the last musician song are played before the titanic is too steep which musician can't stand well.

[@CCRoxtar]

I grew up listening to your album Children of the Unicorn, for which the copyright year was 1976 (the year of my birth). The group lineup at that time was Wilcil McDowell, Jimmy Ferguson, & Will, George & Joe Millar. Jimmy passed away in 1997, but I'm glad to see the band is still at it with more recent songs like this one to mark the centennial of the Titanic's sinking.

[@TheIrishRovers]

+Collins Crapo Thanks lad, yes we're still at it.

[@ArchieAlexandre]

This song is so great for me. I love irish music and I am a titanic fact hound. I am always finding out new thing about the titanic and reading passenger stories and coming up with theories as to how I it actually sank (wasn't just because of the berg) so I really enjoyed thus song and footage!

[@lauratansey818]

I am a big fan

[@tricky_knife_tricks]

Here’s a song about the Britannic that I made (Verse 1) In the misty isles of Britannia's grace, A tale unfolds, a ship to embrace. The Britannic, noble on the sea, Sailing proud, her spirit running free. (Chorus) Oh Britannic, ship of grand design, Through the waves, your story intertwine. Irish winds, a melody so true, In the heart of the ocean, we sail with you. (Verse 2) From Belfast's shores, she set her sail, A journey epic, an adventurous tale. Majestic vessel, with purpose and might, Through the Irish Sea, dancing in the night. (Chorus) Oh Britannic, ship of grand design, Through the waves, your story intertwine. Irish winds, a melody so true, In the heart of the ocean, we sail with you. (Bridge) On the waves of fate, she met her call, A destiny written, to rise or fall. Yet in the echoes of her maritime song, The Britannic's spirit forever strong. (Verse 3) In Irish waters, her legend lives, Among the tales the ocean gives. So sing along with the Irish breeze, To the Britannic, across the seas. (Chorus) Oh Britannic, ship of grand design, Through the waves, your story intertwine. Irish winds, a melody so true, In the heart of the ocean, we sail with you.

[@aggeloskatsampiris8241]

That’s awesome!!

[@edals713]

Been a fan of the Rovers all my life and absolutely love this song, as I do them all. Will never get sick of hearing your music, it always makes me smile. :)

[@someoneprobably1016]

Well she did went down, and certainly in history

[@gillesbot]

First heard this song while on Spotify. Love it!

[@lauratansey818]

I freaking love this song

[@TheIrishRovers]

Nearer My God To Thee

[@Cornishdub]

I lost my great great aunt and her two children on the Titanic her name was Edith Nile Peacock lads this is a great tribute to everyone

[@jessygray8097]

Just wanted to be able to comment to let you guys know I'm a huge fan and me and my friends are always singing along to your songs!

[@huho9686]

areyouasthinkasithinkidrunk?

[@SureBAl]

I love This song this is the first time I heard it but I am a HUGE fan! I cant wait to see them in concert on Saturday! :D

[@napoleonbonaparty3472]

How was the concert?

[@katywrightgallery6523]

I'm splurging on adventure tonight. My friend Delaine, my son John Ryan Murphy, and myself are going to see The Irish Rovers in concert. The last time I attended one of their concerts was about 40 years ago in Fullerton, CA. I was just daydreaming about what songs I hope they perform. I know, I said it was a daydream, dinnit aye? For meself, I would cry if they played " Let The Lower Lights Be Burning" ... But for my son John's sake, who served 6 years in the U.S.Navy, I'll laugh my arse off if they perform "What Do You Do With A Drunken Sailor?!?" Oh, did I mention that my Wee Johnster will be wearing his kilt to the concert? So glad to have found your channel ♡♡♡♡♡

[@TheIrishRovers]

that means you were here in Folsom, Katy me dear. Still laughing yer arse off, are ye?

[@katywrightgallery6523]

@@TheIrishRovers Absolutely! You put on an awesome show, and we had a fabulous time. Impossible to sit still. Lots of old favorites mixed in with new material. During intermission I heard a man singing Mrs Crandall's Boardinghouse... we smiled at each other in a kind of Irish-nerdy recognition. So many favorites over the years... I remember wearing out the groove of Tall Ships and Salty Dogs while I went on sewing binges back in the day. Private William McBride was a particular favorite. There I go, stubbing my toe down memory lane. Thank you all so much for decades of pure enjoyment of all my triggered emotions.

[@lyrajade6109]

I am absolutely obsessed with RMS Titanic! Thank you SO much for posting this! I LOVE THIS SONG!! :D :)

[@zachboyd4749]

She's still the queen of the seas.

[@AB-kw5jk]

Icebergs: That’s cute lol

[@levestdracir]

She always will be.

[@Jipps1208]

Like the olympic and britannic

[@tangmengtit888]

tirpitz somewhere in the north atlantic sea

[@OrginalTitanic]

@@Jipps1208 hi

[@MrCarsdude]

Great tribute to a legend

[@KtyMay888]

Love love love this, gives chills! So beautiful!

[@icedragon40]

thank you so much.your music has always been a favorite of mine. and thank you for responding. hope to see you again in Montreal.

[@williamclose5534]

RIP to all those that lost their life on Titanic you will always be in our hearts

[@cirquemanchester7541]

wow love your song you are a inspiration to me and i am only 11 years old this song is historic i am making a poem about titanic for my school project

[@TheIrishRovers]

Best news we could hear.

[@jaxgirl33548]

I love this .....

[@TheTomhamilton8]

lovely song

[@gnatfelton4117]

A+ for including the lyrics in the description

[@DennisVernier]

Really nice song!

[@anthonylowder6687]

At time index 4:17 you show a pic of what supposedly is William Hartley and the Titanic’s band….however that is not correct these people are the Titanic’s band but possibly members of her crew.

[@535lemonice]

Greed never changes through the ages, It just costs lives.REST IN PEACE !.

[@csandy1234]

Very nice work George.....Keep up the great writing and looking forward to seeing you all soon

[@kevinbroad8092]

Starts of with haunting neaer my god to thee. To a cool song. Fantastic

[@thomasmcginley7944]

Titanic really is the most beautiful liner built by Irish hands.

[@wqpeb]

As always, this is another of the fine, fine nuggets of gold that these great men of music have created. Well done Mr. George Millar ! See you in Heaven some day, sir! The Irish Rovers' version of Roddy McCorley will win your love. Check it out. Best version I know of, and you might agree.Especially when it picks up steam after the first 3rd of the way!

[@johnmartin7346]

I love these guys!

[@WCLCooke]

The Titanic was cursed back then, and it's still cursed. The submarine, Titan, proved this. RIP

[@HazmatUnit]

Gotta love the irony that both the Titanic and the Titan both ended in disaster due to overconfidence. And hell the fact the Titan was named the Titan, when there was a book rewritten about the sinking of the Titan, which came out before the sinking of the Titanic

[@MrCarsdude]

Great song about a great ship

[@jeffreyjacky]

Correct me if I am wrong, but I heard the largest cruise ship ever (3×the size of Titanic) now operates out of Seattle to cruise to Alaska and back.

[@DerpyPossum]

if by “...Out of Seattle to cruise to Alaska and back” you mean “tied up with the others because of Covid-19”, then yes.

[@jeffreyjacky]

@@DerpyPossum Yup, that's the one.

[@kaibcxkf]

2:58-3:20: There are many myths about our favourite (British spelling will be used) doomed ocean liner that refuse to die. One of them is that she was trying for the Blue Riband. She was not. Brute Ismay (being an adult male, he should have gone down with the ship, particularly as he was the person who let her sail with inadequate lifeboats. Had there been lifeboats for all, Captain Smith may well have ordered a lifeboat drill) knew there was no way Titanic could outrun the Mauretania. After all, on our ships, we will give the traveller a voyage to savour and relish. The policy of luxury and size over pure speed would prove to be very wise. RMS Mauretania would douse her blue uniformed captain more than once in her career because she was so fine lined. Titanic may well have been (and very likely was) trying to make a faster passage than her sister Olympic. This would have been perfectly in line with Brute Ismay's plan. We will not try to outrun Cunard, but each of our three new ships will be larger, faster, and more luxurious than the previous. RMS Titanic DID indeed go down in history, but not exactly as shipbuilder or shipowner had planned... There is no doubt Gigantic (renamed Britannic after Titanic's loss) would have been the best of the three-and the fastest-had she not been mined in the Aegean in World War I. Had all three sister ships survived WWI, White Star might not have stolen the last of the "Ballin Trio," the Bismarck. What would have happened to her? BTW, Clive Palmer's project for Titanic 2 has officially been abandoned. Fortunately, there will be no Titanic 2 ship. I have always thought the idea of a second Titanic to be highly disrespectful to those who died that horrible night. The Chinese replica at least will not be a ship because she will not sail. Is George Millar any relation to Thomas Millar, one of Titanic's victims? I await your comments...

[@davidsabino1469]

Famous music 😉👍

[@izzydog2181]

When I was little I loved you songs

[@feelsman7837]

Do you not anymore?

[@jeanneplymette411]

@@feelsman7837 I was wondering the same thing...

[@leanin7.3l24]

not anymore ig

[@spy4863]

This is sweet. A very fitting tribute to a very sad story. I love how you play "Nearer My God To Thee" in the beginning, which, of course, was the final tune that the ship's band played as she went down. I watched the credits, but I'm still curious as to where the music came from. Was it written for this song or was it based on an older song? It sounds like it was based on an older Irish tune! I'm well aware that it is very possible to write in the style of folk music to the point where it's next to impossible to tell the difference between something written recently and something written over a hundred years ago. Very well done! Thanks for posting this great video! I had no idea The Irish Rovers were still making music together! I'm glad you are!

[@NYCentralSpotter1070]

spy4863 Some argue whether or not the band really played "Nearer, My God to Thee" as the ship went down. For instance, Harold Bride claimed that he heard the song "Autumn" before the boat sank. It is considered Bride either meant the hymn tune known as "Autumn" or the tune of the then-popular waltz "Songe d'Automne" but neither was in the White Star Line's songbook for the band.

[@justanothercommercial]

spy4863 I can tell the difference in the lyrics, I can definitely tell the difference, there would be no way this song would be 100 years old

[@thomas1163]

Verse 5, line 1; "A hundred years have come and gone and still we know her name"

[@jjfahrni]

George Millar wrote the lyrics and music for this song. He wrote it knowing the 100th anniversary of her sinking was coming up. His birthday is the same date so the Titanic story has always haunted him. I think this was a kind of catharsis for him.

[@marketazoulikova642]

Já minuly život Byla Pirátem A Námořník Byla NA lodi .Parníkem .

[@jasoncarpp7742]

What better way to honour those who built her and mourn the loss of those who lost their lives.

[@fnafplushiesandfriends5416]

This is a beautiful song I love it

[@TheDustysix]

Miss Hanora Hegarty 18 Queenstown 3rd class. RIP.

[@PatrickDSørensen]

"Gentelmen it has been an privilage playing with you tonight."

[@ravijung]

i love Irish Rovers! :-*

[@walkingwithheather]

Love the pictures!! My Grandfather and Great Grandfather were carpenters on this great ship and I look and wonder, if they are among the workers shown in these pictures

[@TheIrishRovers]

Jennifer, the video producer was on the search for the photos for a long time. Many we hadn't seen before either. Wouldn't it be something if your relatives are in there - likely they are.

[@suzanneclaveau8025]

Bonjour The irsh rovers, Quelle tristesse que ce naufrage du Titanic. Je suis allée lire tout ce qui existe concernant le naufrage du Titanic.Quelle catastrophe ! J`écoute cette chanson et je pense au désespoir de tous ces passagers ne sachant plus quoi faire pour s`en sortir, c`est terrible ! cette chanson est tellement représentative du désastre. Je l`écoute lous les jours et je pense à tous ces gens . Bravo pour avoir composer une chanson qui restera toujours dans mon coeur tant que je vivrai. Je l`ai apprise à l`accordéon et je l`adore. Je vous remercie beaucoup Suzanne Claveau ballerine , professeur de ballet contemporain et chorégraphe.

[@marieleonor7630]

J'aime beaucoup cette chanson aussi. C'est un très bel hommages aux victimes. Les passages musicaux sont très beaux.

[@richardlintermoot1546]

It been 111 years ago she slipped beneath the waves rip rms Titanic

[@Jagman62]

RIP

[@Jagman62]

😢😢

[@Triceptor999]

Reminiscence of the TITANIC and the fallen on 108th Anniversary of the shipwreck! ***Lyrics*** She was born in Belfast City, 1912 it being the year Irish pride was in the air, Their hearts were full of cheer The world stood in amazement, For they'd never seen before Such a stately queen to rule the waves, And sail from shore to shore She was the grandest of them all, Her lines were sleek and bold She sparkled like the jewels bright, A wonder to behold The gentry sailed away in style, Fine wines did freely flow While the second class in steerage were, All quartered down below Roll on Titanic roll, You're the pride of the White Star Line Roll on Titanic roll, Into the mists of time Roll on Titanic roll, You're the pride of the White Star Line Roll on Titanic roll, Into the mists of time Well the captain said full speed ahead, We'll show the world her might So keep the boilers stoked me boys, We'll race her through the night We'll own the fastest record, For the crossing of the sea And the RMS Titanic she'll go down in history Roll on Titanic roll, You're the pride of the White Star Line Roll on Titanic roll, Into the mists of time Roll on Titanic roll, You're the pride of the White Star Line Roll on Titanic roll, Into the mists of time On the 14th night of april When, the ship was far from land Dreams were torn asunder As, cruel fate brought down her hand Titanic struck an iceberg And, she slipped beneath the waves And fifteen hundred and seventeen souls went to their watery graves Roll on Titanic roll, You're the pride of the White Star Line Roll on Titanic roll, Into the mists of time Roll on Titanic roll, You're the pride of the White Star Line Roll on Titanic roll, Into the mists of time A hundred years have come And gone, and still we know her name When a voyage bound for glory Turned, to tragedy and shame It's a night to be remembered, For man's own frailty When the mighty ship Titanic sank, To the bottom of the sea [Roll on Titanic roll, You're the pride of the White Star Line Roll on Titanic roll, Into the mists of time Roll on Titanic roll, You're the pride of the White Star Line Roll on Titanic roll, Into the mists of time] X 5

[@jujuzvaraphy9689]

Thank you !

[@nopcshere6097]

110 years since she sank, and her song is still fitting to this day.

[@leonschwarz5686]

@@nopcshere6097 111 Years now

[@RamiusW]

"And we still know her name" hit me hard because it's true.