| She fell hard for a Celtic Rocker
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| Turned her whole life upside down
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| Her Old Man don’t know what to do with her
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| Out drinkin' Guinness, buyin' her own round
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| She tossed her J. Crew in the garbage
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| She sportin' tartan, Doc Marten boots
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| She wear her Scally, oh so stylish
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| Told her Old Man she’s discoverin' her roots
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| She know the songs and the bands that sing ‘em
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| The Murphs, the Mollies, 47, the Dubs
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| She readin' Tim Pat Coogan biographies
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| Showin' off her tattoos down the pub
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| She moshin' hard at all the concerts
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| Know the names of all the boys in the band
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| The rhythm section dreams about her
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| Lady fiddle player wants to hold her hand
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| Someday she goin' back to Ireland
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| Scotland, Wales, the Isle of Man
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| Find out exactly where she come’s from
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| At least when she’s drinkin' that’s the plan
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| She got her eyes on the Uilleann Pipes player
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| Meet him later at the hotel bar
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| They’re gonna do some serious drinkin'
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| Like all them Celtic rock & roll stars
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| She’s rockin' hard at all the festivals
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| Dublin, Milwaukee, Chicago too
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| From New York City to San Francisco
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| She’s a part of the Celtic Who’s who
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| She takin' lessons on the guitar
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| She can dance the Walls of Limerick too
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| Someday she be on stage here with us
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| She be a Celtic Rocker too
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| She know the songs and the bands that sing ‘em
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| The Murphs, the Mollies, 47, the Clash
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| So don’t go messin' with the lady
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| Ní beidh a leithéad ann arís
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| Oh yeah, little Celtic Rocker
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| Meet me backstage at the van
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| C’mon little Celtic Rocker
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| Gonna show you what it’s like in a rock & roll band |