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Oh, Dublin you're my city |
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I'm proud to call you mine |
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Divided by the Liffey's greasy slime |
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No matter who I love and woo at home or over sea |
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My heart prefers those Dubliners like me |
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Dublin men and women are the salt of all the earth |
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Fiercely true and loyal to the town that gave them birth |
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A Dublin man spends all his life making friends |
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With black porter each evening at eight |
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When they sound his death knell his last prayer is to dwell |
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By Saint James' pearly gate |
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Oh, Dublin you're my city |
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I'm proud to call you mine |
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Divided by the Liffey's greasy slime |
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No matter who I love and woo at home or over sea |
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My heart prefers those Dubliners like me |
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Dublin is to Dubliners a dear ould dirty town |
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It's getting dearer every year and hard to earn a pound |
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And as for the Liffey that gash through the city |
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It's thicker than treacle or chalk |
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It will soon be so grim that instead of a swim |
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They'll be holding the Liffey walk |
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Thugs and drugs and muggings are the order of the day |
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The headlines yell: "We've gone to hell it's time crime didn't pay" |
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The gangs and the police meet nightly on Foley Street |
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Bleeding their way through the news |
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It's become quite a scene the new show on our screen |
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Will be Sean McDermott Street blues |
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Oh, Dublin you're my city |
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I'm proud to call you mine |
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Divided by the Liffey's greasy slime |
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No matter who I love and woo at home or over sea |
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My heart prefers those Dubliners like me |
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Even though we've troubles we can always find a smile |
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A 'Dub' will wear a certain air I think you'd call it style |
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Those Guinness streaked faces from the Phoenix Park races |
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Cheer up the grey streets with their jibes |
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Though most landmarks are gone, the rich pagent lives on |
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And Molly Malone still survives |
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So, Dublin you're my city |
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I'm proud to call you mine |
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Divided by the Liffey's greasy slime |
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No matter who I love and woo at home or over sea |
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My heart prefers those Dubliners like me |
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Oh, Dublin you're my city |
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I'm proud to call you mine |
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Divided by the Liffey's greasy slime |
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No matter who I love and woo at home or over sea |
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My heart prefers those Dubliners like me |
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