Zehntausend Mann die zogen ins ManÃ¶ver -- German Marching Song

ChuckThemClouds
Published on Aug 9, 2020
A song that came up before WW1 in the German Empire and might have its roots with the German soldiers that were in France. It is still used as a marching song in the German military to this day.

German Lyrics below ðŸ‘‡ðŸ‘‡ðŸ‘‡

Zehntausend Mann, die zogen ins ManÃ¶ver
Zehntausend Mann, die zogen ins ManÃ¶ver
ei(n)-schwub-fidibum, ei(n)-schwub-fidibum, die zogen ins ManÃ¶ver, ei(n)-schwub-fidibum!

Da kamen sie, zum Bauer ins Quartiere
Da kamen sie, zum Bauer ins Quartiere!
ei(n)-schwub-fidibum, ei(n)-schwub-fidibum, zum Bauer ins Quartiere. ei(n)-schwub-fidibum!

Der Bauer hat â€™ne wunderschÃ¶ne Tochter
Der Bauer hat â€™ne wunderschÃ¶ne Tochter
ei(n)-schwub-fidibum, ei(n)-schwub-fidibum, â€™ne wunderschÃ¶ne Tochter, ei(n)-schwub-fidibum!

"Bauersmann die mÃ¶chtâ€˜ ich gerne haben!"
"Bauersmann die mÃ¶chtâ€˜ ich gerne haben!"
ei(n)-schwub-fidibum, ei(n)-schwub-fidibum, â€žDie mÃ¶chtâ€˜ ich gerne haben.â€œ ei(n)-schwub-fidibum!

"Reitersmann, wie groÃŸ ist dein VermÃ¶gen?â€œ
"Reitersmann, wie groÃŸ ist dein VermÃ¶gen?â€œ
ei(n)-schwub-fidibum, ei(n)-schwub-fidibum,â€œWie groÃŸ ist dein VermÃ¶gen?â€œ ei(n)-schwub-fidibum!

"Bauersmann, zwei Stiefel und zwei Sporen.â€œ
"Bauersmann, zwei Stiefel und zwei Sporen.â€œ
ei(n)-schwub-fidibum, ei(n)-schwub-fidibum, â€žZwei Stiefel und zwei Sporen.â€œ ei(n)-schwub-fidibum!

"Reitersmann, so kannst du sie nicht haben.â€œ
"Reitersmann, so kannst du sie nicht haben.â€œ
ei(n)-schwub-fidibum, ei(n)-schwub-fidibum, â€žDann kannst du sie nicht haben.â€œ ei(n)-schwub-fidibum!

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