Thank you for listening! This is my first time adding lyrics so apologies if its a little off. Enjoy.

“We owe no allegiance, we bow to no throne, our ruler is Law, and the Law is our own; our leaders themselves are our own fellow men, who can handle the sword, and the scythe and the pen...” Put actual tears in my eyes. God Bless the courage and wisdom of the Vermont Republic, and may it’s memory be eternal.

this song just goes unbelievably hard. “Here’s two-legged game for your powder and ball.” “The tribute we pay shall be prisons and graves” the Green Mountain Boys were cooking with this one.

The Vermont Republic very much did want to join the USA. It made that intention clear from its initial breakaway from New York or New Hampshire, who were the primary antagonists in their story. The only reason they didn't join immediately was that their were outstanding border and property disputes between them, and NY wouldn't let them join until they were settled.

ffs I just realized the little IOS menu icons appear in the first few seconds of the song, I’m never gonna unsee it now.

not even from vermont, but man does this make me feel patriotic for the state, Hoorah from up north!

Grew up in North Carolina till I was 10, then moved to upstate NY till I was 19, now I live in VT and it's felt more like home than any other state I've lived in. Long live VT!!!

Thank you for posting this! My ancestor helped found the republic, and was a general during the Revolution. God bless!

As a vermont native this gets me heart pumping

Here after JD Vance went skiing without a suit and saying 'thank you'

there's another vermont ballad called 'the green mountain boys' by les baxter, would love to see an edit :)

Wow this is actually pretty good

Fun fact, the flag of the green mountain Boys is also the first flag of the Republic of Vermont that lasted from 1777-1791 and also the green mountain boys still exist but they’re now called the Vermont National Guard, but to me they’re still called the green mountain boys

As someone from New Hampshire, this song gives me an overwhelming urge to march on Montpelier.

what date was this recording recorded?

View from Europe, Vermont is the ideal US state thru all it's history.

This singers voice and tone is PERFECT!