"Slaet op den Trommele" Dutch Nationalistic Song (Lyrics) 

DE WILLEM VAN ORANJE?

@@christianityistrue777 Enige echte, Baltazar kon echt niet goed mikken!

ja

DE UITGEDOSTE BARBAAR? Bent gij dat?

@@Usinghealer099 dat kan men mijn geuze naam noemen, maar dat bent ik weltevree

didnt expect to find you here, you are im pretty sure among the last channels that are still active posting historical british songs

@@allsoover I like all good historical music mate. Yeah, it's went a bit quiet recently, as most channels upload international music, instead of focusing on their own countries

@@patrioticarchive some channels appeared to have completely died as well, like Monarchist Music im pretty sure

Dutch Victory, Grand Battles

@@skvader4187 lol

@@skvader4187 no way you also came from that XD

@@MasterJester666 only reason why we came here was to hear the extended version 0f the Dutch victory song used in Roblox waterloo

Bruh💀

a leus is a slogan Geus is the singular noun of 'Geuzen' aka a dutch/french word for beggars (Les Gueux) : WIKIPEDIA: Geuzen (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈɣøːzə(n)]; lit. 'The Beggars'; French: Les Gueux) was a name assumed by the confederacy of Calvinist Dutch nobles, who from 1566 opposed Spanish rule in the Netherlands. The most successful group of them operated at sea, and so were called Watergeuzen (Dutch pronunciation: [ˈʋaːtərɣøːzə(n)]; lit. 'Water Beggars'; French: Gueux de mer). In the Eighty Years' War, the Capture of Brielle by the Watergeuzen in 1572 provided the first foothold on land for the rebels, who would conquer the northern Netherlands and establish an independent Dutch Republic. They can be considered either as privateers or pirates, depending on the circumstances or motivations. Songs from the Dutch Eighty Year's War of Independence (1568-1648): Beggar's songs / Geuzenliederen. In 1555 King Philip II of Spain (1527-1598) inherited the Low Countries. The Duke of Alba (Fernando de Toledo), a Spanish General, became Governor of the Netherlands. There was much tension and discontent about: religion (Spain was catholic, the northern Netherlands protestant); taxes (Spain enforced 10% taxes, the so called 'tenth penny'/'tiende penning'); and the constrainment of the power of the Dutch noblemen. In 1568 the Dutch revolt started, under the leadership of Prince William of Orange (Willem van Oranje, 1533-1584). Many battles, sieges, defeats and victories followed. In 1584 Willem van Oranje was murdered and succeeded by Prince Maurits, and after him by his youngest son Prince Frederik Hendrik, both very talented Captains General. The war ended with the Peace of Münster (1648), which meant the birth of the independent Dutch Republic (or the 'Seven United Provinces'). The Dutch rebels were called 'Beggars'/'Geuzen' and 'Sea Beggars'/'Watergeuzen', a nickname they embraced. During the eighty years of war, many Beggar's songs / Geuzenliederen were written. Many of these songs remained well-known through the centuries. The songs, of Dutch fighting against an enemy, were especially beloved and frequently sung again during the Second World War. Afterwards many of these 'geuzenliederen' were included in folk song songbooks and sung for many more decades. 'Beat on the army drums' (ca. 1566) about: beginning of Dutch Revolt Beat on the army drums, like dirre dom deine beat on the army drums, like dirre dom does beat on the army drums, like dirre dom deine "Long live the Geus" is our device! Slaet op den Trommele van dirredomdeinne, Slaet op den Trommele van dirredomdoes; Slaet op den Trommele van dirredomdeine, Vive le Geus, is nu de Loes. Those Spanish pustules, like a plague spreading those Spanish pustules, cunning and mean those Spanish pustules, under the pope's robe those Spanish pustules, growing non stop. De Spaensche pocken, licht als sneeuw vlocken, De Spaensche pocken, loos ende boos; De Spaensche pocken, onder sPaus rocken, De Spaensche pocken, groeyen altoos. Spanish inquisition, in God's eyes evil Spanish inquisition, like dragon's blood Spanish inquisition, once will be punished Spanish inquisition, will lose the game. De Spaensche Inquisitie, voor Godt malitie, De Spaensche Inquisitie, als Draecx bloet vel; De Spaensche Inquisitie, ghevoelt punitie, De Spaensche Inquisitie, ontvalt haer spel. Long live the Geus, live like a good Christian long live the Geus, keep up your courage long live the Geus, God will keep you from sinning long live the Geus, all true Christians. Vive le Geus, wilt Christelick leven, Vive le Geus, houdt frayen moet; Vive le Geus, Godt behoed u voor sneven, Vive le Geus, edel Christen bloet. Pope and all papists, God makes you tremble pope and all papists, become desperate pope and all papists, need an indulgence pope and all papists, merciless, cruel. De Paus en Papisten, Godts handt doet beven, De Paus en Papisten, zijn teynden haer raet; De Paus en Papisten, wreet boven schreven, Ghy Paus en Papisten, soect nu Oflaet. My Prince, you're princely a Prince of the Beggars princely you reign us in spirit, in truth princely we bow in your honour, adore you princely your realm will grow and expand. Princen, der Princelijcker Geusen Prince, Princelick met u Gheest haer doch regeert; Princelick drijvense u Eer, aldus bemintse, Princelick wert u Rijck alsdan vermeert.

@@thombrickWow thank you for the thorough explanation and the english lyrics

Als je dat nou in Den Haag gaat vertellen, met zo’n regering heb je geen vijanden nodig haha.

De Spaanse maagdeneilanden koloniseren >:)

What is Indonesia? All I have heard of is Nederlands Oost-Indië.

slaet op de trmnmnmnn

It's 'Nederlandsch-Indië' (Eng. Dutch East Indies), with Batavia being the capital city, VOC the rulers colonizing the entire archipelago, 'Nederduytsch' (Eng. Low Dutch) the formal language employed, Malay being the tongue to native people, spices being the final goal...sorts of.