BOBBY HORTON

- New York Volunteer Lyrics

'Twas in the days of seventy-six
When freemen young and old
All fought for Independence then
Each hero brave and bold!
'Twas then the noble Stars and Stripes
In triumph did appear
And defended by brave patriots
The Yankee Volunteers
'Tis my delight to march and fight
Like a New York Volunteer!

Now, there's our City Regiments
Just see what they have done:
The first to offer to the State
To go to Washington
To protect the Federal Capital
And the flag they love so dear!
And they've done their duty nobly,
Like New York Volunteers!
'Tis my delight to march and fight
Like a New York Volunteer!

The Rebels out in Maryland
They madly raved and swore,
They'd let none of our Union troops
Pass through Baltimore
But the Massachusetts Regiment
No traitors did they fear
But fought their way to Washington
Like Yankee Volunteers!
'Tis my delight to march and fight
Like a New York Volunteer!

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When was New York Volunteer released?


New York Volunteer is first released in 1987 as part of Bobby Horton's album "Homespun Songs of the Union Army, Volume 1" which includes 17 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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Which genre is New York Volunteer?


New York Volunteer falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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How long is the song New York Volunteer?


New York Volunteer song length is 2 minutes and 16 seconds.
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