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Vladimir
3rd June 2002, 21:43
Come Out Ye Black And Tans
Dominic Behan
I was born on a Dublin street where the Royal drums did beat
And the loving English feet they walked all over us
And each and every night when me da' would come home tight
He'd invite the neighbors outside with this chorus

Come out you black and tans, come out and fight me like a man
Show your wife how you won medals down in Flanders
Tell her how the IRA made you run like hell away
From the green and lovely lanes of Killashandra

Come let me hear you tell how you slammed the great Parnell
When you fought them well and truly persecuted
Where are the smears and jeers that you bravely let us hear
When our heros of sixteen were executed

Come tell us how you slew those brave arabs two by two
Like the Zulus they had spears and bows and arrows
How you bravely slew each one with your sixteen pounder gun
And you frightened them poor natives to their marrow

The day is coming fast and the time is here at last
When each yoeman will be cast aside before us
And if there be a need sure my kids will sing God speed



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Dying Rebel, The
Unknown
The night was dark, and the fight was over,
The moon shone down O'Connell Street,
I stood alone, where brave men perished
Those men have gone, their God to meet.

My only son was shot in Dublin,
Fighting for his country bold,
He fought for Ireland, and Ireland only,
The Harp and Shamrock, Green, White and Gold.

The first I met was a grey-haired father
Searching for his only son,
I said "Old man, there's no use searching
For up to heaven, your son has gone".

The old man cried out broken hearted
Bending o'er I heard him say:
"I knew my son was too kind hearted,
I knew my son would never yield".

The last I met was a dying rebel,
Bending low I heard him say:
"God bless my home in dear Cork City,
God bless the cause for which I die."


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Go On Home British Soldiers
Unknown
Go on home British soldiers, go on home.
Have you got no fuckin' homes of your own ?
For eight hundred years we've fought you without fear
And we will fight you for eight hundred more.

If you stay British soldiers, if you stay
You will never ever beat the IRA
The fourteen men in Derry are the last that you will bury
So take a tip and leave us while you may.

No, we're not British, we're not Saxon, we're not English
We're Irish! and proud we are to be.
So fuck your union jack we want our country back
We want to see old Ireland free once more.

Well we're fighting British soldiers for the cause
We'll never bow to soldiers because
Throughout our history we were born to be free
So get out British soldiers, leave us be.


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Rifles of the I.R.A, The
Unknown
In nineteen hundred and sixteen,
The Forces of the Crown,
For to Capture Orange, White and Green,
Bombarded Dublin Town,
But in twenty one, Britannia's sons,
Began to earn their pay,
When the Black and Tans, Like lightning ran
From the rifles of the IRA

They burned their way through Munster
Laid Leinster on the rack,
Through Connaught and through Ulster,
Marched the men in brown and black,
Well, they cut down wives and children,
In their own horrific way,
The black and tans, like lightning ran
From the rifles of the IRA


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What do ye think of em??

pastradamus
4th June 2002, 03:38
Ah the old rebel songs of the emerald isle.
...........................everyone should download them!

"so fuck your union jack,we want our country back!"

saorise
4th June 2002, 19:45
'Sean South of Garyowen', 'The Broad Black Brimmer' and 'Boys of the old Brigade' are crackers aswell- download them all!!

peaccenicked
6th June 2002, 01:12
I don't think Dominic wrote the words of Come out ye Bllack and Tans, but his brother Stephen or Brian wrote the chorus. I knew Dominic when he was alive and he had his copywright on anything he thought he could get away with. He even took Bob Dylan to court, for his use of a traditional tune he claimed as his own. (Patriot game -God on your Side) Here is one of my favs.
Highland Paddy


G
Verse 1:One evening fair as the sun was shining
G C G D Em
To Kilkenny I did ride, I did meet with Captain Brady
Am D
A tall commander by his side


G
Chorus:Then you are welcome Highland Paddy
G C G D Em
By my side you'll surely stand, here the people shout for freedom
Am D
We'll rise in the morning with the Fenian band
Am D
Rise in the morning with the Fenian band


Verse 2:In the morning we rose early
Just before the break of dawn, blackbirds singing in the bushes
Greetings to a smiling morn

Verse 3:Gather round me men of Ireland
Gather Fenians gather round, hand to hand with sword and musket
Spill the blood upon this holy ground
Chorus:

Verse 4:There's a glen beside the river
Just outside Kilkenny Town, there we met the noble Captain
Men lay dead upon the ground

Chorus:

Verse 5:There's a grave beside the river
A mile outside Kilkenny Town, there we laid our noble Captain
Birds were silent when this Fenian died

Verse 6:All my life I will remember
I'll remember night and day that once I rode into Kilkenny
And I heard this noble Captain say

Chorus (twice):

pastradamus
15th June 2002, 04:07
Thatsthe things bout rebel songs,they tell a story of their own,like "kevin barry" which tells a true story:


KEVIN BARRY

In Mountjoy jail one Monday morning
High upon the gallows tree
Kevin Barry gave his young life
For the cause of liberty
But a lad of eighteen summers
Yet no one can deny
As he walked to death that morning
He proudly held his head on high

Just before he faced the hangman
In his dreary prison cell
British soldiers tortured Barry
Just because he would not tell
The names of his brave companions
And other things they wished to know
"Turn informer or we'll kill you"
Kevin Barry answered, "no"
Calmly standing to attention
While he bade his last farewell
To his broken hearted mother
Whose grief no one can tell
For the cause he proudly cherished
This sad parting had to be
Then to death walked softly smiling
That old Ireland might be free

Another martyr for old Ireland
Another murder for the crown
Whose brutal laws may kill the Irish
But can't keep their spirit down
Lads like Barry are no cowards
From the foe they will not fly
Lads like Barry will free Ireland
For her sake they'll live and die

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IrishRepublican
22nd June 2002, 00:45
One Shot Paddy:
ONE SHOT PADDY



In [G] Ireland many years ago or [D] so the legend [G] says

Saint [D] Patrick roamed the hills and glens to [C] drive the snakes [G] away,

But now we have another another saint that’s [D] bad news for the [G] crown

His [D] name is “One Shot Paddy” and it’s [C] Brits that [D] he will [G] hound!



[chorus]

The brits are getting worried they’ve all gone underground

If ‘One Shot Paddy’ sees them they know they’re going down

So the next time that you see the Brits with their faces full of fright

Look out for ‘One Shot Paddy’ and his friend called Eamon Wright!



Through the hills of South Armagh this gallant hero roams

He’ll wander through the countryside he likes to call his home,

And when he finds a target he will quietly take his aim,

It is then that you will hear the crack and the Brits know who’s to blame!



So if you’re home at night and the newsflash it is red,

Your man from South Armagh’s at work – another soldier dead,

And when it comes to celebrate Saint Patrick’s day cheer,

Remember ‘One Shot Paddy’ and the gallant IRA!

My Little Armalite:
G C
I was stopped by a soldier and he said,"You are a swine."



D7 G

He beat me with his baton and he kicked me in the groin



C G D

I begged and I pleaded, sure my manners were polite



D7 G
But all the time I was thinking of my little Armalite!





Chorus:

And its up along the bogside that's where I long to be.
Lying in the dark with a Provo company
A comrade on my left and another one on my right
And a clip of ammunition for my little Armalite!



A brave RUC man came walking up our street

600 British soldiers he had lined up at his feet,
”Come out you cowardly Fenians! Come on out and fight!”
But he cried, “I'm only joking!” when he heard my Armalite!



Chorus:
And it's down along the Falls Road that’s where I long to be.
Lying in the dark with a Provo company
A comrade on my left and another one on my right
And a clip of ammunition for my little Armalite!



The army came to visit me ‘twas in the early hours
With saracens and sirens and bloody armoured cars,
They thought they had me cornered but I gave them all a fright
With the armour-piercing bullets from my little Armalite!



Chorus:
And its up in Crossmaglen that’s where I long to be.
Lying in the dark with a Provo company
A comrade on my left and another one on my right
And a clip of ammunition for my little Armalite!



Well the bastards came to Belfast said they the battle's won.
The generals had told them we have them on the run,
The corporals and privates while on patrol at night
Said, "Send home for re-enforcements it's the bloody Armalite!"



Chorus
And it's up in old Poleglass that’s where I long to be.
Lying in the dark with a Provo company
A comrade on my left and another one on my right
And a clip of ammunition for my little Armalite!

Johnston’s Motor Car:
D D7 G

It was down by Brannigan's corner one morning I did stray.



D

I met a fellow rebel there and this to him did say,



G C G
”We have orders from our Captain to assemble at Drunbar



D D7 G
But how are we to get there without a motor car?”





Oh Barney dear be of good cheer I'll tell you what you'll do.
The Specials they are plentiful but the IRA are few.
We'll send a wire to Johnson to meet us at Stranlar
And we'll give the boys a bloody good drive in Johnston's motor car.



When Doctor Johnson got the news he soon put on his shoes
He said, “This is an urgent case and there is not time to lose!”
He then put on his castor hat and upon his breast a star,
You could hear the din going through Glen Fin of Johnston's motor car.



But when he got to the Railway Bridge, the rebels he saw there,
Oul Johnston knew the game was up for at him they did stare;
He said, “I have a permit to travel near and far”,
But they said, “You can f*** your English permit, we want your motor car!”



“What will my loyal brethern think when they hear the news –
My car it has been commandeered by the rebels at Dunluce,
We'll give you a receipt for it, all signed by Captain Barr

And when Ireland gets her freedom, you’ll get your motor car.”



Well they put that car in motion and filled it to the brim
With rifles and with bayonets, which made oul Johnston grim.
Then Barney hoisted the Sinn Féin flag and it fluttered like a star,
And we gave three cheers for the IRA and Johnson's motor car.