| It was down by Brannigan’s corner one morning I did stray.
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| I met a fellow rebel and to me he did say
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| He had orders from our Captain to assemble at Dunbar
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| But how were we to get there without a motor car.
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| Oh Barney dear be of good cheer I’ll tell you what you’ll do.
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| The Specials they are plentiful but the I.R.A. |
| are few,
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| We’ll send a wire to Johnson to meet us at Stranlar
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| And we’ll give the boys a jolly good ride in Johnson’s Motor Car.
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| When Doctor Johnson heard the news he soon put on his shoes
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| He said this is an urgent case, there is not time to lose,
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| He then put on his castor hat and on his breast a star,
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| You could hear the din going through Glen Fin of Johnson’s
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| Motor Car.
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| But when he got to the Railway Bridge, the rebels he saw there,
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| Ould Johnson knew the game was up for at him they did stare;
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| He said I have a permit to travel near and far,
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| To hell with your English permit, we want you motor car.
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| What will my loyal brethren think when they hear the news
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| My car it has been commandeered by the rebels at Dunluce,
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| We’ll give you a receipt for it, all signed by Captain Barr
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| And when Ireland gets her freedom, boy, you’ll get your motor car!
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| Well they put that car in motion and they filled it to the brim
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| With guns and bayonets shining, which made ould Johmon grim.
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| Then Barney hoisted the Sinn Fein flag and it fluttered like a star,
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| And we gave three cheers for the I.R.A. |
| and Johnson’s motor car. |