Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song F.C.A. , by - The Saw Doctors. Song from the album All The Way From Tuam, in the genre Иностранный рокRelease date: 30.09.1992
Record label: Shamtown
Song language: English
F.C.A. |
| When I signed on |
| I was sixteen |
| Had to lie about my age |
| Had me hair cut short already |
| At the time 'twas all the rage |
| I heard so many stories |
| About the crack in Mullingar |
| And the glen ablow in Wicklow |
| Keepin watch under the stars |
| I was bored, broke, oblivious |
| So I joined the F.C.A |
| I got fitted for the uniform |
| One sunny summers night |
| The trousers never fitted |
| And the beret was’nt right |
| But the boots were strong and powerful |
| I still have them to this day |
| Though the shine is long deserted |
| They still keep out the rain |
| I was bored, broke, oblivious |
| So I joined the F.C.A |
| The tightest trousers |
| Come from Tuam |
| In Milltown they have |
| No ballroom |
| Oh I was so drunk and |
| Disorderly |
| I don’t know what I did |
| But I have the strangest |
| Feeling |
| I owe Tom Wholihan 25 quid |
| I was bored, broke, oblivious |
| So I joined the F.C.A |
| The night before we left |
| I met my favourite girl uptown |
| I felt like I was leaving |
| For some war on foreign ground |
| We promised love, kissed goodbye |
| Like we never did before |
| For the cause of Mother Ireland |
| She could’nt have dunmore |
| Copyright: Moran/Carton |