| Song | Eirinn |
| Artist | Runrig |
| Album | Original Album Series |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Rory MacDonald/Calum MacDonald | |
| What makes me walk through Ireland's shrines | |
| And Ireland's holy shores | |
| To see a country crucified | |
| Your beauty crowned in thorns | |
| And as I watch that wondrous cross | |
| That's been hewn down and severed in two | |
| There's something here | |
| That draws me near | |
| To wear the green for you | |
| To see you there blood brother Gael | |
| The face, the tongue my own | |
| Many places in my own country | |
| Could not make me feel more at home | |
| Laughter and music through the night | |
| Your freedom in the dark | |
| Tonight I swear I'd gladly wear | |
| The green next to my heart | |
| From the long and rolling Antrim hills | |
| Through the wilds of Donegal | |
| The songs of history are sung | |
| Every stone on every wall | |
| But here in our land how can we stand | |
| And wash our hands of shame | |
| When the sins of generations fall | |
| Across the green like rain | |
| Here one world window opens wide | |
| And demons they show face | |
| Some of your men have taken seeds of truth | |
| And planted fields of hate | |
| This way has never won a war | |
| And I fear that when the harvest comes | |
| You'll see your freedom fall on stony ground | |
| And the green overgrown |
| zuo qu : Rory MacDonald Calum MacDonald | |
| What makes me walk through Ireland' s shrines | |
| And Ireland' s holy shores | |
| To see a country crucified | |
| Your beauty crowned in thorns | |
| And as I watch that wondrous cross | |
| That' s been hewn down and severed in two | |
| There' s something here | |
| That draws me near | |
| To wear the green for you | |
| To see you there blood brother Gael | |
| The face, the tongue my own | |
| Many places in my own country | |
| Could not make me feel more at home | |
| Laughter and music through the night | |
| Your freedom in the dark | |
| Tonight I swear I' d gladly wear | |
| The green next to my heart | |
| From the long and rolling Antrim hills | |
| Through the wilds of Donegal | |
| The songs of history are sung | |
| Every stone on every wall | |
| But here in our land how can we stand | |
| And wash our hands of shame | |
| When the sins of generations fall | |
| Across the green like rain | |
| Here one world window opens wide | |
| And demons they show face | |
| Some of your men have taken seeds of truth | |
| And planted fields of hate | |
| This way has never won a war | |
| And I fear that when the harvest comes | |
| You' ll see your freedom fall on stony ground | |
| And the green overgrown |
| zuò qǔ : Rory MacDonald Calum MacDonald | |
| What makes me walk through Ireland' s shrines | |
| And Ireland' s holy shores | |
| To see a country crucified | |
| Your beauty crowned in thorns | |
| And as I watch that wondrous cross | |
| That' s been hewn down and severed in two | |
| There' s something here | |
| That draws me near | |
| To wear the green for you | |
| To see you there blood brother Gael | |
| The face, the tongue my own | |
| Many places in my own country | |
| Could not make me feel more at home | |
| Laughter and music through the night | |
| Your freedom in the dark | |
| Tonight I swear I' d gladly wear | |
| The green next to my heart | |
| From the long and rolling Antrim hills | |
| Through the wilds of Donegal | |
| The songs of history are sung | |
| Every stone on every wall | |
| But here in our land how can we stand | |
| And wash our hands of shame | |
| When the sins of generations fall | |
| Across the green like rain | |
| Here one world window opens wide | |
| And demons they show face | |
| Some of your men have taken seeds of truth | |
| And planted fields of hate | |
| This way has never won a war | |
| And I fear that when the harvest comes | |
| You' ll see your freedom fall on stony ground | |
| And the green overgrown |