Lyrics:
walk through translucent GOO
I wanted to see, do you want some tea with me
My heads a gaol
My heads a gaol
My heads a gaol
My heads a gaol
Interstellar
Sappele sappele siria ria
Mangakkat jarum bosi toho tu bariba
Tungkot jom amani mallotom
Nabibi namalamun takkup gaol natata
Sappele sappele siria
he found me guilty
There was no bail, I'm of to Durham Gaol
I'm going and nothing now can save me
Calamities they always come in threes
And that's
apa-apa
Cewe kaya begini nih
Ga banget - Ga banget !
Sekali lagi
Ga banget banget - Ga banget !
Gw eneg banget ama cewe gaol bo !
Karena cewe gaol jaman
gonna throw you in gaol
And you know they can't fail
'cause sand is thicker than blood.
But a prison in sand
Is a haven in hell,
For a gaol can
gaol
And you know they can't fail
''cause sand is thicker than blood.
But a prison in sand
Is a haven in hell,
For a gaol can give you a goal
hlib dail bel
人要有朋友
Jaox eb jaox eb hlib dail nil
水要有鱼虾
Hlib hlib hlib hlib juf lol gaol
想你们多时
Ghaib ghaib ghaib ghaib juf lol ngangl
念你们已久
Gaol mix gaol
on your shoulder,
Sahara Mahala
And I know I want to be with you all of my days,
On hallowed ground
But, honey every time we go to gaol,
The seeds of doubt
I wrote this song for the memory of a man they knew as
Joseph Mary Plunkett
A poet, a laureate, a soldier not
In Kilmainham gaol he tied the knot
on the sidelines
When I could be scoring the gaols
I'm stood here with a stopwatch in my hand
I could be running the race, winning the race
I feel like I'm drowning
go score your gaol (U go score o)
I swear me no be sinner man
banging banging i be de boy
Small boy don turn biggie man
back to back man
Molo adong na hurang
Di angka donganta be
Denggan ma taurupi
Asa renta sude
Marsiamin-aminan
Marsitungkol-tungkolan
Songon lampak ni gaol
Suhat na di
in gaols, tortured, skinned, maimed and sliced
May their kin be eradicated to delight in everlasting grace
Rabid like dogs, we serve and disgust you
hung in Galway Gaol on
December 15th, 1882, for murders he did not commit. Despite
Efforts to seek a pardon for him, the British refused — to this day.
My heart rattles at the gaol bars of my ribs
As yours rattles next to it
Loud in my ears
Confirming my fears
Owl eyes, owl eyes
Owl eyes, owl eyes
anymore
Now I'm down here in the gaol house
And I know what brought me here
It was the sound of laughter
Ringing in my ears
Well, I guess, I should have
trial
I'll stay out of gaol by paying my bail
And after I'll go to the court of appeal saying
"You've done me wrong," it's the same old song forever."
you high
Eighteen hundred and seventy eight
Was the year I remember so well
They put my father in an early grave
Slung my mother in gaol
Now I don't
Did you know freedom exists in school books?
Did you know madmen are running our prison
Within a jail, within a gaol
Within a white free
then.
So it is now in Newgate Gaol I lie, bound down in iron chains,
For robbing and a plundering ships down on the Spanish Main.
The judge he found us
you bring your gaols
Don't you bring your armies
Troopers on our trails
So welcome to Gadigal land
Welcome to Gadigal country
Welcome to Gadigal
cover and keep me warm
Someday soon I'll taste sweet freedom
With a woman like you
I know that I can change
From gaol it's a hard climb
suburban gaol
I don't owe you negatory, nothing
'Cos I live in darkness, Wuuuu-uhuu
And I see no reason, Wuuuu-uhuu
Love is a devil, Wuuuu-uhuu
Whatever you
and a visionary
We gave to him no fitting tribute
When Ireland's at peace only that can be
When Ireland a nation, united and free
Kilmainham Gaol in 1916
They
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