Song | Foggy Dew |
Artist | The Sandsacks |
Album | Rebels and Rovers |
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[00:04.13] | As down the glen one Easter morn |
[00:07.77] | To a city fair rode I |
[00:11.61] | There Ireland's lines of marching men |
[00:15.54] | In squadrons passed me by |
[00:19.35] | No fife did hum nor battle drum |
[00:23.35] | Did sound it's loud tattoo |
[00:27.10] | But the Angelus' bell o'er the Liffey swells |
[00:31.19] | Rang out through the foggy dew |
[00:35.08] | Right proudly high over Dublin Town |
[00:38.67] | They hung out the flag of war |
[00:42.69] | 'Twas better to die 'neath an Irish sky |
[00:46.64] | Than at Suvla or Sud el Bar |
[00:50.43] | And from the plains of Royal Meath |
[00:54.33] | Strong men came hurrying through |
[00:58.40] | While Britannia's Huns, with their long range guns |
[01:01.99] | Sailed in through the foggy dew |
[01:36.92] | 'Twas Britannia bade our Wild Geese go |
[01:40.74] | That small nations might be free |
[01:44.64] | But their lonely graves are by Suvla’s waves |
[01:48.50] | Or the shore of the Great North Sea |
[01:52.33] | Oh, had they died by Pearse‘s side |
[01:56.14] | Or fought with Cathal Brugha |
[02:00.03] | Their names we will keep where the fenians sleep |
[02:04.04] | 'Neath the shroud of the foggy dew |
[02:38.91] | But the bravest fell, and the requiem bell |
[02:42.70] | Rang mournfully and clear |
[02:46.53] | For those who died that Easter-tide |
[02:50.37] | In the springing of the year |
[02:54.30] | And the world did gaze with deep amaze, |
[02:58.26] | At those fearless men but few |
[03:02.15] | Who bore the fight that freedom's light |
[03:05.93] | Might shine through the foggy dew |
[00:04.13] | As down the glen one Easter morn |
[00:07.77] | To a city fair rode I |
[00:11.61] | There Ireland' s lines of marching men |
[00:15.54] | In squadrons passed me by |
[00:19.35] | No fife did hum nor battle drum |
[00:23.35] | Did sound it' s loud tattoo |
[00:27.10] | But the Angelus' bell o' er the Liffey swells |
[00:31.19] | Rang out through the foggy dew |
[00:35.08] | Right proudly high over Dublin Town |
[00:38.67] | They hung out the flag of war |
[00:42.69] | ' Twas better to die ' neath an Irish sky |
[00:46.64] | Than at Suvla or Sud el Bar |
[00:50.43] | And from the plains of Royal Meath |
[00:54.33] | Strong men came hurrying through |
[00:58.40] | While Britannia' s Huns, with their long range guns |
[01:01.99] | Sailed in through the foggy dew |
[01:36.92] | ' Twas Britannia bade our Wild Geese go |
[01:40.74] | That small nations might be free |
[01:44.64] | But their lonely graves are by Suvla' s waves |
[01:48.50] | Or the shore of the Great North Sea |
[01:52.33] | Oh, had they died by Pearse' s side |
[01:56.14] | Or fought with Cathal Brugha |
[02:00.03] | Their names we will keep where the fenians sleep |
[02:04.04] | ' Neath the shroud of the foggy dew |
[02:38.91] | But the bravest fell, and the requiem bell |
[02:42.70] | Rang mournfully and clear |
[02:46.53] | For those who died that Eastertide |
[02:50.37] | In the springing of the year |
[02:54.30] | And the world did gaze with deep amaze, |
[02:58.26] | At those fearless men but few |
[03:02.15] | Who bore the fight that freedom' s light |
[03:05.93] | Might shine through the foggy dew |
[00:04.13] | As down the glen one Easter morn |
[00:07.77] | To a city fair rode I |
[00:11.61] | There Ireland' s lines of marching men |
[00:15.54] | In squadrons passed me by |
[00:19.35] | No fife did hum nor battle drum |
[00:23.35] | Did sound it' s loud tattoo |
[00:27.10] | But the Angelus' bell o' er the Liffey swells |
[00:31.19] | Rang out through the foggy dew |
[00:35.08] | Right proudly high over Dublin Town |
[00:38.67] | They hung out the flag of war |
[00:42.69] | ' Twas better to die ' neath an Irish sky |
[00:46.64] | Than at Suvla or Sud el Bar |
[00:50.43] | And from the plains of Royal Meath |
[00:54.33] | Strong men came hurrying through |
[00:58.40] | While Britannia' s Huns, with their long range guns |
[01:01.99] | Sailed in through the foggy dew |
[01:36.92] | ' Twas Britannia bade our Wild Geese go |
[01:40.74] | That small nations might be free |
[01:44.64] | But their lonely graves are by Suvla' s waves |
[01:48.50] | Or the shore of the Great North Sea |
[01:52.33] | Oh, had they died by Pearse' s side |
[01:56.14] | Or fought with Cathal Brugha |
[02:00.03] | Their names we will keep where the fenians sleep |
[02:04.04] | ' Neath the shroud of the foggy dew |
[02:38.91] | But the bravest fell, and the requiem bell |
[02:42.70] | Rang mournfully and clear |
[02:46.53] | For those who died that Eastertide |
[02:50.37] | In the springing of the year |
[02:54.30] | And the world did gaze with deep amaze, |
[02:58.26] | At those fearless men but few |
[03:02.15] | Who bore the fight that freedom' s light |
[03:05.93] | Might shine through the foggy dew |