| Song | Connaught Rangers |
| Artist | Wolfe Tones |
| Album | Belt of the Celts |
| [00:00.000] | 作曲 : Brian Warfield |
| [00:13.146] | To the tiny homesteads of the west |
| [00:17.091] | The recruiting sergeant came |
| [00:19.903] | He promised all a future bright |
| [00:25.164] | So the brave men went off to fight |
| [00:29.124] | For the Empire and her laws |
| [00:31.550] | |
| [00:32.378] | And many's a victory they had won |
| [00:36.290] | Many hardships they had seen |
| [00:38.994] | They fought and died side by side |
| [00:44.524] | Their enemies they had defied |
| [00:47.327] | And for a foreign king |
| [00:50.457] | |
| [00:51.782] | The drums they were a-beating time |
| [00:55.611] | While the pipes they loudly played |
| [00:58.758] | When Daly died the drums did beat |
| [01:03.660] | That morning in the Dagshai heat |
| [01:06.736] | Now we beat the drums no more |
| [01:09.739] | |
| [01:10.863] | While serving in a far-off land |
| [01:14.699] | The news had come from home |
| [01:17.529] | Of our people's fate it did relate |
| [01:22.941] | Of the Tans and their campaign of hate |
| [01:26.094] | And we're fighting on their side |
| [01:30.038] | Arise, arise, young Daly cried |
| [01:34.034] | Come join along with me |
| [01:36.768] | We'll strike a blow for liberty |
| [01:42.393] | A regimental mutiny |
| [01:45.146] | In support of friends at home |
| [01:49.251] | |
| [01:49.871] | The drums they were a-beating time |
| [01:53.438] | While the pipes they loudly played |
| [01:56.033] | When Daly died the drums did beat |
| [02:01.545] | That morning in the Dagshai heat |
| [02:04.396] | Now we beat the drums no more |
| [02:07.632] | |
| [02:08.802] | And the colonel stood before his troops |
| [02:12.891] | Those men who mutinied |
| [02:15.461] | He told them of those honors won |
| [02:21.086] | But the men stood in the blazing sun |
| [02:23.884] | Saying we'll fight your war no more |
| [02:27.443] | |
| [02:27.951] | For cannon fodder we had been |
| [02:32.134] | For the French at Waterloo |
| [02:35.009][02:40.510] | We fought your every bloody war |
| [02:43.984] | And we'll fight your war no more |
| [02:46.429] | |
| [02:49.032] | The drums they were a-beating time |
| [02:52.910] | While the pipes they loudly played |
| [02:55.712] | When Daly died the drums did beat |
| [03:01.300] | That morning in the Dagshai heat |
| [03:03.982] | Now we beat the drums no more |
| [03:07.629] | |
| [03:08.145] | Those men got penal servitude |
| [03:12.315] | And Daly's condemned to die |
| [03:15.192] | Far from his home in Tyrrell Pass |
| [03:20.684] | This young man's died in Ireland's cause |
| [03:23.484] | Far from his native land |
| [03:27.816] | |
| [03:28.117] | The drums they were a-beating time |
| [03:31.882] | While the pipes they loudly played |
| [03:34.535] | When Daly died the drums did beat |
| [03:40.061] | That morning in the Dagshai heat |
| [03:43.386] | Now we beat the drums no more |
| [00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Brian Warfield |
| [00:13.146] | To the tiny homesteads of the west |
| [00:17.091] | The recruiting sergeant came |
| [00:19.903] | He promised all a future bright |
| [00:25.164] | So the brave men went off to fight |
| [00:29.124] | For the Empire and her laws |
| [00:31.550] | |
| [00:32.378] | And many' s a victory they had won |
| [00:36.290] | Many hardships they had seen |
| [00:38.994] | They fought and died side by side |
| [00:44.524] | Their enemies they had defied |
| [00:47.327] | And for a foreign king |
| [00:50.457] | |
| [00:51.782] | The drums they were abeating time |
| [00:55.611] | While the pipes they loudly played |
| [00:58.758] | When Daly died the drums did beat |
| [01:03.660] | That morning in the Dagshai heat |
| [01:06.736] | Now we beat the drums no more |
| [01:09.739] | |
| [01:10.863] | While serving in a faroff land |
| [01:14.699] | The news had come from home |
| [01:17.529] | Of our people' s fate it did relate |
| [01:22.941] | Of the Tans and their campaign of hate |
| [01:26.094] | And we' re fighting on their side |
| [01:30.038] | Arise, arise, young Daly cried |
| [01:34.034] | Come join along with me |
| [01:36.768] | We' ll strike a blow for liberty |
| [01:42.393] | A regimental mutiny |
| [01:45.146] | In support of friends at home |
| [01:49.251] | |
| [01:49.871] | The drums they were abeating time |
| [01:53.438] | While the pipes they loudly played |
| [01:56.033] | When Daly died the drums did beat |
| [02:01.545] | That morning in the Dagshai heat |
| [02:04.396] | Now we beat the drums no more |
| [02:07.632] | |
| [02:08.802] | And the colonel stood before his troops |
| [02:12.891] | Those men who mutinied |
| [02:15.461] | He told them of those honors won |
| [02:21.086] | But the men stood in the blazing sun |
| [02:23.884] | Saying we' ll fight your war no more |
| [02:27.443] | |
| [02:27.951] | For cannon fodder we had been |
| [02:32.134] | For the French at Waterloo |
| [02:35.009][02:40.510] | We fought your every bloody war |
| [02:43.984] | And we' ll fight your war no more |
| [02:46.429] | |
| [02:49.032] | The drums they were abeating time |
| [02:52.910] | While the pipes they loudly played |
| [02:55.712] | When Daly died the drums did beat |
| [03:01.300] | That morning in the Dagshai heat |
| [03:03.982] | Now we beat the drums no more |
| [03:07.629] | |
| [03:08.145] | Those men got penal servitude |
| [03:12.315] | And Daly' s condemned to die |
| [03:15.192] | Far from his home in Tyrrell Pass |
| [03:20.684] | This young man' s died in Ireland' s cause |
| [03:23.484] | Far from his native land |
| [03:27.816] | |
| [03:28.117] | The drums they were abeating time |
| [03:31.882] | While the pipes they loudly played |
| [03:34.535] | When Daly died the drums did beat |
| [03:40.061] | That morning in the Dagshai heat |
| [03:43.386] | Now we beat the drums no more |