A Mad World My Masters - English Royalist Song 

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True, the Cavaliers were cringe but this is objectively a bop. Plus it kind of makes Cromwell seem cooler by saying stuff “We have no kings, we are all kings”, lol.

A banger indeed.

That's what Cromwell did.

@@colonelcripple1459 that's what every democracy did

also, it's 'arraigned' not 'defamed'.

​@@chevaliermacabre2150Yeah, that makes more sense

​@@colonelcripple1459he was all talk of democracy but never granted it.

Yes. God, Save the True King, Francis II! Greetings for my Scotish and English brothers from Cashubia.

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@@jakublubocki7998 FitzJames Stuarts are more legitimate.

@@veryunwisethewise Not really Fitz implies illegitimacy and indeed they are the illegitimate descendants of James II. Whereas Francis is descended from Henrietta the youngest legitimate daughter of Charles I in the senior unbroken legitimate line. If we discount illegitimacy then the descendants of Antigone Plantagenet illegitimate daughter of Humphrey Duke of Gloucester son of Henry IV can be considered the heirs of the House of Lancaster, hell we can go back to the illegitimate sons of the first plantagenet monarch Henry II and follow their line. Thus why legitimacy is a key factor in the Royal succession, it was also to safe guard against children whose parentage was uncertain from gaining the throne, not like it didn't happen anyway e.g. Richard III's DNA does not match the Dukes of Somerset the Beaufort family who are male line descendants supposedly of John of Gaunt Duke of Lancaster. So either the Yorks or Lancasters wife or maybe even wives had a fling at some point thus a member of the offspring being illegitimate and not of their bloodline but likely believing and living as though they were, most likely not questioning it.

@@veryunwisethewise Hmm, it sounds very interesting. Could you tell me more about this?

if you look at all the lyrics none of the words are in quotes except the lyric "But rise democracy" implying the uploader finds that lyric ironic.

It's making fun of the Roundheads.

nah its 100 percent "but cries democracy" it makes no sense to say The tyrant state subjects all but rise democracy in a pro royalist song because that would insinuate that the royalists are the tyrants. the tyrant state subjects us all but cries democracy makes way more sense and implies that those who now rule (the Anti Royalists) are tyrants but hide behind the veil of crying democracy. also i have really loud headphones and can hear the C in "cries democracy" also the poster sais they fixed aload of lyrical errors. this is just one that slipped through @@studentaviator3756

​@@studentaviator3756Yeah, but even so, but cries democracy might make more sense

The lyric is "The tyrants' state subjects us all, but cries democracy". It's a very open sneer at the Parliamentarians. The Parliamentarians claimed they were fighting to defend Parliament and the Magna Carta, yet to the Royalists they are now tyrants and oppressors denying their rights after seizing power.

So true !

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It sure does, I think it's quite centrist

The true Charles III

Alas, the arrogant Parliament managed to hold sway over even the Right of The Crown!

Based.

And all the James Stuarts too. James I/VI James II/VII James Francis Edward Stuart

Glory to Edward the Black Prince

Hear hear

Of course, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NOV7ku4iXaI.html the pinned comment on the original shows all the changes.

Guy who wrote this song was a weeb

@@noone-os5pj big if true, no one

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TOTAL CAVALIER VICTORY TPD

@@youtubeaccount9980 A cavalier victory is an Aryan victory

@@GAMER123GAMING Man this comment section is just fuckin amazing i say

@@GAMER123GAMINGCringe, get that Nazi mess out of the comment section. Cromwell and Hitler would have been buddies.

Totally pleasing day

Yes, I altered some of the errors with the lyrics.

As far as I can make them out: We have a king, and yet no king, for he has lost his power! For 'gainst his will his subjects are imprisoned in the tower. We had some laws, but now no laws by which he held his crown, we had estates and liberties, but now they're voted down! It's a mad world my masters, where kings may lose their crown! And commoners take coronets, set up, yet soon put down! We have no King, we are all kings, and each doth do his pleasure, and hasten anarchy abroad, and sin beyond all measure. The Crown and Sceptre're, out of date, the mitre low doth lie, the tyrant's state subjects us all, but cries democracy! It's a mad world my masters, where kings may lose their crown! And commoners take coronets, set up, yet soon put down! We were free subjects born but now, we are by force made slaves, by those who we did count our friends, but in the end proved knaves. And liberate from royal grasp, we find ourselves enchained, by demagogues of humble stock, who have our king arraigned. It's a mad world my masters, where kings may lose their crown! And commoners take coronets, set up, yet soon put down! The freedoms we were told were ours by those who fought the king, have now been proved mere empty show, a vale of hollow ring. Where justice was to be our lot injustice rank now grows, and from the spring of liberty a sullied trickle flows. It's a mad world my masters, where kings may lose their crown! And commoners take coronets, set up, yet soon put down! Arise therefore, brave British men fight for your King and State, against those traitorous men who strive this realm to ruinate. 'Tis Pym, 'tis Pym and all his ilk, that do our woe engender, naught but their lives, and end our woes and us in safety render. It's a mad world my masters, where kings may lose their crown! And commoners take coronets, set up, yet soon put down!

Has she or spoon listened to this song?

Fuck parliament

yes, just as bad as violating centuries old laws or killing half the Irish

Exactly, and that's only some of many great things he did.

Wait based?

Those are good things

James II was subject to the absolutely insane warming pan theory, it's was also about establishing a centeral bank. That's why it wasn't the people who decided, it was a handful of influential MPs who were jealous of the dutch banking system. Ever wonder why the "financial revolution" (which resulted in the introduction of national debt) happen immediately after the "glorious" revolution. Like if you wanna get rid of him, depose him. Don't do this weasely behavior and send secret letters asking foreign nations to invade

You are a based person.

How historically ignorant is your statement, Democracy and it's successor ideologies have proven much more tyrannical than most monarchies, and here you are literally defending the dictator and unhinged tyrant that was Cromwell.