| Lift Mac Cahir Og your face
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| Brooding o’er the old disgrace
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| That black Fitz-William stormed your place
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| And drove you to the fern
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| Grey said victory was sure
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| Soon the firebrand he’d secure
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| Until he met at Glen Malure Feach
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| Mac Hugh O’Byrne
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| But me I’m sick and tired of hate
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| I’ll never use a sword or blade
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| And when I hear the beating drum
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| I’ll sing a song of peace
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| My hand be not a dashing fist
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| Won’t put my name on your list
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| I’ll try to safe my wife and child
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| I’ll run away to hide
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| Say a foe is now born
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| Tar and feather me with scorn
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| Take my hand
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| You heaven-sent
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| You’ll never get my soul though
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| Bury the hatchet, down the sword
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| No justification by the Lord
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| No more feud, I’m tired of war
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| No following up to Carlow
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| Can’t stand the swords of Glen
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| Imale, flashing o’er the English Pale
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| The bleeding children of the Gael
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| Beneath O’Byrne’s banners
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| All I see is bloody war
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| And leaders who still cry for more
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| Sheer madness on its marching feet
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| The lunacy of war
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| Houses burnt, wasted land
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| More destruction in the end
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| Men of hate, men of war
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| Fallen is your star, low
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| Down with halbert, down the sword
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| No more marching by the Lord
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| Feach Mac Hugh, I’m tired of war
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| No following up to Carlow
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| The marchin' feet they march no more
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| They stand in front of Hades door
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| All men are slain, the women raped
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| The living mourn the dead
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| There is no use to foster hate
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| This is no way to change our fate
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| We’d rather change our attitude
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| Than sing these songs of war |