Відео

good song！

Bravely done

🙏

Hello

❤🫂❤👍

heck yeah

We love you Arnold

Best. Cover. Ever.

Rock on brother

YESSS ARNOLD MORE SMITHS PLEASE

My favorite melody, Rosin the Bow!

Very nice

Very cool video!

Good video

This song reminds me of sweet old memories

You won't be forgotten. Love the song.

Never stop.

Youre always singing good music

nice one sir keep it up

Rebel tell the end

Dum ur Union

keep up the good work!

I wrote a version of this song with lyrics about WW1 calling upon Americans to take up arms against the "Hun"

ty for this

Beautiful!

Written about James Adelbert Mulligan (23rd Illinois Infantry), mortally wounded at the Battle of Second Kernstown and his last words to his men. This was written by the same man who wrote the famous "Battle Cry of Freedom." Mulligan's funeral was in Bryan Hall in Chicago, the same building that this song was written in; today the west side of Daley Plaza in downtown. Mulligan is buried in Calvary Cemetery, Evanston IL.

Like this one a lot. Good stuff.

Best pro confederate song ever written

This is definitely Arnolds best

Just found my new favorite music channel. Keep up the amazing work.

Love this one, I think?

Top of the charts right here! Billboard!

Fuck yes Arnold. Keep the covers coming

Let it A let it B let it C

Dacia did such an amazing job on this documentary! I miss my beautiful, talented cousin! RIP Dacia Bridges! It's weird and cool to see my dad, Uncle Dan and grandpa Eddy in this! Glad to know you all!

I feel that, great track

This is definitely one of Arnolds best

Why is Anold not on the radio better than anything coming from nashville today

Thank you Arnold for the great memories keep recording

❤

Saturday night is the loneliest night of the week

Love this song, thanks Arnold!

But this is my favorite Swamp Angel poem. Made by the same man who wrote Moby Dick. There is a coal-black Angel With a thick Afric lip, And he dwells (like the hunted and harried) In a swamp where the green frogs dip. But his face is against a City Which is over a bay of the sea, And he breathes with a breath that is blastment, And dooms by a far decree. By night there is fear in the City, Through the darkness a star soareth on; There’s a scream that screams up to the zenith, Then the poise of a meteor lone- Lighting far the pale fright of the faces, And downward the coming is seen; Then the rush, and the burst, and the havoc, And wails and shrieks between. It comes like the thief in the gloaming; It comes, and none may foretell The place of the coming-the glaring; They live in a sleepless spell That wizens, and withers, and whitens; It ages the young, and the bloom Of the maiden is ashes of roses- The Swamp Angel broods in his gloom. Swift is his messengers’ going, But slowly he saps their halls, As if by delay deluding. They move from their crumbling walls Farther and farther away; But the Angel sends after and after, By night with the flame of his ray- By night with the voice of his screaming- Sends after them, stone by stone, And farther walls fall, farther portals, And weed follows weed through the Town. Is this the proud City? the scorner Which never would yield the ground? Which mocked at the coal-black Angel? The cup of despair goes round. Vainly she calls upon Michael (The white man’s seraph was he), For Michael has fled from his tower To the Angel over the sea. Who weeps for the woeful City Let him weep for our guilty kind; Who joys at her wild despairing- Christ, the Forgiver, convert his mind.

My ancestor Robert Parker Parrott designed and built the Swamp Angel. It was a massive 8-inch 200lb gun and exploded on the 36th round. And fun fact, he had a bigger one at 10in 300lb. He was a west point cadet, and most of his cannons went to the Union. But every once and a while they would land into the hands of the Confederates. Pretty sure he played both sides haha. I do know a few places around me where some of his 3in 10lb guns still sit, been there since the civil war. One is a spot very common and known, another lesser so, if at all.

Definitely think they should revoke King of Country from George Strait and give it to the Great Arnold Mackey. Thanks Arnold for these great hits all these years your music will never be forgotten.

Arnold Mackey is definitely the true King of Country.

Arnold mackey is a true american country music hero

I will always remember listening to the great arnold mackey in my dads old chevy c10 when I was a kid precious memories rest in peace dad I am now 62 years old now and just cant get enough of these old songs by arnold.

❤Gordy songs

LOVE THE EMOTION YOU PUT INTO IT! LOL!