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X:1 T:Vive la! the French are coming N:"A Rebel March song" M:2/4 L:1/8 R:March B:Stanford/Petrie (1905, No. 996, p. 254) Z:AK/Fiddler's Companion K:C GF|E>G GA|c>d cG|EGG e|dc A>G| EG GA/B/|c>d (c/d/).e/.f/|GG Ge|{e}d2c|| d|eg de|c>d ec|eg de|f/e/ d/c/ A2| eg de|c>d c/d/e/f/|gG Ge|{e}d2c2||

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Printed sources : - Scanlon (The Violin Made Easy and Attractive), 1923; No. 5, p. 43. Stanford/Petrie (Complete Collection), 1905; No. 996, p. 254. Roche (Collection of Traditional Irish Music, vol. 3), 1927; No. 46, p. 13.

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-'''VIVE LA! (THE FRENCH ARE COMING).''' Irish, March (2/4 time, "with spirit"). D Major (Roche): C Major (Stanford/Petrie). Standard tuning (fiddle). AB (Stanford/Petrie): AAB (Roche). The tune is a march version of the air usually known as "[[Loch Erroch Side]]," "[[I'm O'er Young to Marry Yet (3)]]," "[[Over the Hills to Glory]]," "[[Lass o' Gowrie (1)]]," or "[[Lakes of Sligo (The)]]." The title refers to the hoped-for intervention of French troops on the side of the Irish in the rebellion of 1798.
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-''Vive la! the French are coming!''<br>
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-''Vive la! they're all in view;''<br>
-''Vive la! the Saxon's running--''<br>
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-The tune is very close to the melody used for Davis's 19th century historical song "[[Clare's Dragoons]]." However, the tune has been used for centuries for various songs. Robert Burns set songs to two of the earlier forms of the melody, "A Song. -On Miss P- K-" (AKA "Loch Eroch Side") in 1784/5 and "I'm o'er Young to Marry Yet" in 1788. A song sheet at the Bodleian Library was issued (by "Haly Printer south Main street Cork, 18--") with the "Vive la" air set to a song called "The Irishman"
-James Connolly penned a song called "Human Freedom" set to the "[[Clare's Dragoons]]" version of the air.
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