Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Fuigheall, artist - Cnoc An Tursa. Album song The Forty Five, in the genre
Date of issue: 16.02.2017
Record label: Apocalyptic Witchcraft
Song language: English
Fuigheall |
Did we not beat, |
But recently, |
John Cope at Prestonpans, |
His infantry, |
Four thousand strong, |
And all the cavalry he had? |
With ninety score militiamen |
Picked from the mighty Gaels. |
We killed them and |
We captured them |
With clashing of claymore. |
O, waken up |
Full mightily |
Kindled with wrathful fire. |
And show them that |
Thy steel’s still keen |
In one more battle dire! |
O, rise again |
With spirits high, |
And sharp swords in your hands. |
Wipe every dirty rebel out |
Who takes King George’s side! |
Regiments of Prince Charles Stewart |
Let us draw close our ranks. |
Well sworded, shielded, |
Keen to march |
Under our flying flags. |
For all we’ve suffered |
At their hands, |
Hanging, beheadings, loot, |
Come, let us take our full revenge |
As we would always do. |
Remnant that |
Remains of us, |
Let us close up our ranks. |
With courage and |
With firm resolve |
To make our last attempt. |
Determined ne’er |
Again to turn |
Our backs upon our foes! |
Let’s rise for the crown’s true heir. |
Now is his only hour! |
Did not the Roman |
Cesars fail |
To conquer us in war? |
And shall we then |
Allow these beasts |
To down us with their blows? |
Come, summon up |
Your mighty strength, |
O warlike Scotia’s sons! |
Let us revenge |
On George’s folk |
The royal blood of clans. |
Rise again |
With spirits high, |
And sharp swords in your hands. |
Wipe every dirty rebel out |
Who takes King George’s side! |
Did we not beat, |
But recently, |
John Cope at Prestonpans, |
His infantry, |
Four thousand strong, |
And all the cavalry he had? |
With ninety score militiamen |
Picked from the mighty Gaels. |
We killed them and we captured them |
With clashing of claymore. |
Waken up |
Full mightily |
Kindled with wrathful fire. |
And show them that |
Thy steel’s still keen |
In one more battle dire! |