'Can You Hear Australia's Heroes Marching?'
is a national war memorial
song and a
tribute to the ANZAC spirit of mateship, courage and sacrifice.



New website for the song at http://www.australianwarheroes.com    You can link to the
new website for the song or tell others about it.   The success of the song meant it was
necessary to create a domain that was unique to the song and gave it a permanent home
on the Internet. 
The song has over a million hits online with this website, YouTube, and other
websites that include the song. Take a look at the new website.

This website started back in the mid 90s, well before Google was even thought of.  In the
beginning it was a website Peter Barnes put together for info about his advertising and
marketing business. If you want a business or organisation easily found on search engines
like Google with the keywords you want, then take a look at the website Be Found Online
(Peter's online business).  Since 2001, the war heroes song has taken over more and more
of this website.  As the website is now old, and image wise, out of date, it was necessary to
create a website for the song independent of this one.  The website is kept alive today,
mainly because it still gets a lot of visitors looking for the song.


Over 1,000 people a day view videos relating to the song on YouTube alone.  Peter's
YouTube channel
has passed one million video views, with most viewing videos relating to
the song. 
Click here to go to the YouTube channel. 
You can see videos of the song for
WW1, WW2, the Vietnam War and more.


Click here for other inspiring Australian Songs by the author of the war heroes song
(this is a new website).



Over 100,000 Australians have lost their lives in the service and defence of our country.  Along with their
mates,
they're marching once again, in the towns and cities, across our great land.


The song is timeless and honours the memory of those who have died in the service and defence of Australia
in war.

The marching theme of the song is especially powerful and supports the spirit of ANZAC Day.  The song
does not glorify war or endorse conflict of any kind. The song simply highlights the sacrifice of many Australians
who died in the service and defence of our country in war.

The song has been used for commemorative purposes across Australia by schools, churches, choirs,
bands, councils, retirement homes, military services, RSL branches and ANZAC tributes at NRL & AFL
matches. 

Radio stations throughout Australia have broadcast the song leading up to ANZAC Day and Remembrance
Day.

The song is also requested to be played at funerals (for veterans).

Click here to read comments regarding the song.

The words (lyrics) to the song have been requested to be used or read at commemorative ceremonies.
You can
click here to download the words to the song (pdf file).



Kokoda Track Campaign - July 1942 to January 1943.

Kokoda was arguably Australia's most significant campaign of the Second World War.

The Kokoda Track (or Kokoda Trail) fighting was some of the most desperate and vicious encountered by
Australian troops in the Second World War. Although the successful capture of Port Moresby was never going
to be precursor to an invasion of Australia, victory on the Kokoda Track did ensure that Allied bases in northern
Australia, vital in the coming counter-offensive against the Japanese, would not be seriously threatened by air
attack. Approximately 625 Australians were killed along the Kokoda Track and over 1,600 were wounded.
Casualties due to sickness exceeded 4,000.

Adelaide River War Cemetery

ANZAC Day


Click here to go to home page.

Australian Music


Peter Barnes initiated this song in 2001.  He is the author (and copyright owner) of the song and he
created the concept, title and lyrics. 
You can contact Peter by email here

'Can you hear Australia's heroes marching?' © Peter Barnes 2001 - 2009. All Rights Reserved.

All content on
this page and on the video remains
the property of the respective copyright holders. The song
may not be used for any commercial purposes whatsoever.  Peter also holds copyright for 'Can you hear our
heroes marching?'. Any change of the name of a country, for instance, inserting 'America's', instead of
'Australia's' in the the song is in violation of copyright.


Topics covered by this website include: kokoda war heroes. second world war. watch a video of the song for free
on youtube. remember the fallen. videos you can watch. lest we forget. ww2  world war 2


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