A very old Irish tune that goes by many names; Brighton Camp and The Girl I Left Behind Me. A fife and drum marching version was developed in England some time in the mid 18th century. It was used by both American and French revolutionary armies and it was a favourite with the Union army in the war between the states.
Fife and Drum version first.
Another version of The Girl I Left Behind Me.
And another(incorrectly named an ‘American’ marching song. American adaptation.)
And another:
I Left My Love US Cavalry Song:
7th Cavalry March/Gary Owen:
When Johnny Comes Marching Home:
Now for the Confederates.
Dixie.
Dixie.
Bonnie Blue Flag.
The Irish Brigade.
Eh? British Grenadiers fife and drum then.
Not military but Nationalist/Republican/patriotic music. The Great Hunger - Wolfe Tones
Belfast Mill - The Fureys
The Band Played Waltzing Matilda - Eric Bogle
Come Out Ye Black and Tans!
Hohenfriedberger March compilation:
Do these count?
^^
Nope. Hijack.
Scotland the Brave.
Rule Britannia.
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