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is Tír gan teanga Tír gan anam And hiding ammunition You are white in division All sides aiming for some Union My Ireland You are a Peace Bridge in
home Let's hear it for Ireland's boxing number 1, Mick Conlon Belfast finest son Said fuck you to all the cheats, and Wu's corrupt judging scum Turned
Have you heard of that champion boxer She’s that lady of great fame She comes from the county Wicklow Katie Taylor is her name That boxing
a trophy We're a part of Trapattoni's army Get behind the team, hear the Irish scream C'mon you boys in green, Ireland's bouncing back again We have got
and Scotties Sent to colonize the north You wave your bloody Union Jacks And you know what it's worth! How dare you hold on to ransom A people proud
How many did you kill Kill today Jack be nimble Jack be quick Union, union Jack Fear the fanatic Bloody sacrifice He'll strike his blow Sit back
How many did you kill Kill today Jack be nimble Jack be quick Union, union Jack Fear the fanatic Bloody sacrifice He'll strike his blow Sit back
always mint Got a nice flat i pay my rent Heard ya grandmum is a tory but i'm in the union i drive a lorry Runnin the streets of britain but i'm not in
no impossible dream A United Ireland for you & me Go straight through the Union at full steam No more Kings & no more queens Plant our flag where their
Sunday, bloody sunday, bloody sunday's the day. All you anglo pigs and scotties sent to colonise the north, You wave your bloody union jacks and you know
too damn depressed Down a few Xanax I guess Now I'm a god fuck stress Everlasting calm no less Free to be Ireland's pest I'm having a panic attack
Bloody Sunday's the day! You Anglo pigs and Scotties Sent to colonize the North You wave your fucking Union Jack And you know what it's worth! How
I'd died back at Vicksburg For my brother and me, we had barely escaped From the hell that was Ireland in forty eight Two angry young lads who had
I'd died back at Vicksburg For my brother and me, we had barely escaped From the hell that was Ireland in forty eight Two angry young lads who had
Anglo pigs and Scotties Sent to colonize the North You wave your fucking Union Jack And you know what it's worth! How dare you hold to ransom A people
cannot be undercut By the bad and the bad by the worst, in a Race to the bottom And we shouldn't just be a member of the European Union We should be
Once upon a time A rugby union game Ireland vs. Italy Six Nations Championship It's an incredible law that has the capacity To ruin the game
boxing I feel like Conor McGregor That mean that nobody better Only got eyes for the cheese That mean I stay with the cheddar You know I been with
touching vaginas Sliding my fingers inside of em, til i lose sight of ‘em Then I wave bye to ‘em, fly to the island of Ireland That's where I'm hidin’ so
for me Away, is what I made and where I'm trying to be Money doubling, take a trip to Ireland, trying to find some peace MIA, cause I need more money,
of Ireland to hold and defend He had no veteran soldiers but volunteers raw Playing sweet Mauser music for Erin Go Bragh Old Ceannt and his comrades Like
fathers were tillers And our mothers knew chance And we've tasted hunger In Ireland and France And these seeds of misfortune St. Bartholomew's Day Shall be
fear And we will fight you for 800 more 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
a smile Everybody's happy, the union jack's on the jack again over port stanley Young growing lads are watching every move To see how they measure up
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