| Song | Lonely Woods of Upton |
| Artist | The Davitts |
| Album | 50 Irish Rebel Songs |
| [00:00.000] | 作曲 : Martin Williams/George Roberts |
| [00:07.13] | Many homes arte filled with sadness and with sorrow, |
| [00:15.55] | Many hearts are filled with anguish and with pain, |
| [00:23.27] | For old Ireland now she hangs her head in sorrow, |
| [00:31.51] | For thoes men who died at Upton for Sinn Fein. |
| [00:39.27] | So let the moon shine out tonight along the valley, |
| [00:47.47] | Where thoes men who fought for freedom now are lain |
| [00:55.41] | May they rest in peace thoes men who died for Ireland, |
| [01:03.51] | In the lonely woods at Upton for Sinn Fein. |
| [01:11.65] | Some were thinking of their mothers wives and swethearts, |
| [01:19.55] | Some were thinking of their dear old Irish homes, |
| [01:27.79] | Did they think of when they drilled along the valley |
| [01:35.84] | As they marched out from Cork city to their doom. |
| [01:44.05] | So let the moon shine out tonight along the valley, |
| [01:52.04] | Where thoes men who fought for freedom now are lain |
| [02:00.05] | May they rest in peace thoes men who died for Ireland, |
| [02:08.11] | In the lonely woods at Upton for Sinn Fein. |
| [02:16.14] | When the warning cry rang out fix your bayonets, |
| [02:24.12] | And right gallantly they fixed them for the fray, |
| [02:32.14] | Gallantly they fought and died for dear old Ireland, |
| [02:40.41] | In the lonely woods at Upton far away |
| [02:48.02] | So let the moon shine out tonight along the valely, |
| [02:56.43] | Where thoes men who fought for freedom now are lain |
| [03:04.37] | May they rest in peace thoes men who died for Ireland, |
| [03:12.58] | In the lonely woods at Upton for Sinn Fein. |
| [03:20.20] | May they rest in peace thoes men who died for Ireland, |
| [03:28.82] | In the lonely woods at Upton for Sinn Fein. |
| [00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Martin Williams George Roberts |
| [00:07.13] | Many homes arte filled with sadness and with sorrow, |
| [00:15.55] | Many hearts are filled with anguish and with pain, |
| [00:23.27] | For old Ireland now she hangs her head in sorrow, |
| [00:31.51] | For thoes men who died at Upton for Sinn Fein. |
| [00:39.27] | So let the moon shine out tonight along the valley, |
| [00:47.47] | Where thoes men who fought for freedom now are lain |
| [00:55.41] | May they rest in peace thoes men who died for Ireland, |
| [01:03.51] | In the lonely woods at Upton for Sinn Fein. |
| [01:11.65] | Some were thinking of their mothers wives and swethearts, |
| [01:19.55] | Some were thinking of their dear old Irish homes, |
| [01:27.79] | Did they think of when they drilled along the valley |
| [01:35.84] | As they marched out from Cork city to their doom. |
| [01:44.05] | So let the moon shine out tonight along the valley, |
| [01:52.04] | Where thoes men who fought for freedom now are lain |
| [02:00.05] | May they rest in peace thoes men who died for Ireland, |
| [02:08.11] | In the lonely woods at Upton for Sinn Fein. |
| [02:16.14] | When the warning cry rang out fix your bayonets, |
| [02:24.12] | And right gallantly they fixed them for the fray, |
| [02:32.14] | Gallantly they fought and died for dear old Ireland, |
| [02:40.41] | In the lonely woods at Upton far away |
| [02:48.02] | So let the moon shine out tonight along the valely, |
| [02:56.43] | Where thoes men who fought for freedom now are lain |
| [03:04.37] | May they rest in peace thoes men who died for Ireland, |
| [03:12.58] | In the lonely woods at Upton for Sinn Fein. |
| [03:20.20] | May they rest in peace thoes men who died for Ireland, |
| [03:28.82] | In the lonely woods at Upton for Sinn Fein. |