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CRUACHAN - Pagan[2004] lyrics
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3. The Gael5[a$K-z'pl
4. Ard Ri Na Heirann
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7. 1014 A.D.
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8. Some Say The Devil Is Dead
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10. Lament For The Wild Geese
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1. Michael Collins
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The rising failed - our leaders captured
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But Michael would return to lead us
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In our fight to re-claim our lands
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The I.R.B. will march victorious
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For they shall have the upper hand
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He railled men from far ans wide
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To join the rebellion that lay aheads.Xu FA1D
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The secret service soon lay dead
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In reprisal the British army killed
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Innocent people watching a hurling game:VO,a1Nb\mJ$s
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Irish psyche would never be the same
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The I.R.B. became the I.R.A.6W5t?
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De Valera, our elected president
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Knew a republic he would not get
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He sent Collins to meet the British
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He sent Collins to his death! Do6H;WXe bw${
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Civil war split the country in two
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Michael would die from an Irish bullet
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2. Pagan
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Despoiler of cultures, Destroyer of minds
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Than any other in the history of life
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A religion of conquest born in black light
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Our father who art in heaven
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Corruption be thy name
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You blind your people with lies
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False prophet your only gain
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Thy kingdom come and be done
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Your time is now at an end
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The veil is slowly being lifted
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Your past you must try to defend
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They prey on our children so young and naive
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They preach about love, or so I am told
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The summer is ending
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As the rain starts to fall
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I weep and I cry
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And think of times past
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A tale of honor I will now tell
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About a man, strong and true
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Brian Boru was his name
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And through his deeds a nation grew
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He was born in a time of bondage
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The viking raiders claimed his lands
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His hatred grew when he saw his mother
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His brother Mahon strived for peace
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They rode into the fading light
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He would attack the many viking camps
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And vanish in the dark of night
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Fought the Dane, he fought and won
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Brian Boru, our last Ard Ri
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Led the Gael to victory
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Could not stand his countries plight
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The monarchy of the Gaelic race
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To heal the wounds of Danish reign
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He planned a massive call to arms
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To give the Dane their final fight
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The battle rages for many hours
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I watch the sky turning black
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In the dark I see a fleet of long-ships on the horizon
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Again the Vikings come, to this land they are a poison
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Archers ready your bows, swordsmen ready your blades
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Their boats now pulled to shore
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Scrawny men pour forth from the hull
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But their minds are bent on the cull
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On they come, these viking raiders, pale and grey
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With withered bodies and swords to slay
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Leading his men with pride, I see his weakness and I smile
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Caught up in his stupor of greed, I slice his head from his neck
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His cowardly men run away, victory is ours this day
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8. Some Say The Devil Is Dead
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Some say the devil is dead, the devil is dead, the devil is dead
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Some say the devil is dead, and buried in Killarney
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Feed the pigs and milk the cow, early in the morning
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Cock your leg, oh Paddy dear, it's time to stop your yawning
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Katie she is tall and thin, and like her drops of brandy
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Drinks it in the bed each night, drinks it in the bed each night
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Come with me, I'll show you eternity
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I am the craft of the artificer
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The blows from their hammers, the dint of their clubs
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The orcs fell like leaves but this was not enough
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The lord of the Balrogs gathered his demons
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In the house of the hammer they died
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"That will I not do!"
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He stayed to die in the city
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The only one he knew!