Song | They Wounded Old Ireland |
Artist | Andy M. Stewart |
Album | By the Hush |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Stewart | |
Come gather 'round you freeborn men | |
And draw your chairs to mine. | |
And I'll tell you of my country, | |
That you might understand. | |
And of the | |
English armies, | |
That marched in for to stay. | |
Oh that night they wounded | |
Old Ireland, | |
And she's bleeding to this day. | |
Their dogs of war were loosed to run | |
And hunt the rebels down | |
They hoped to rule this land by fear | |
And hold it for the | |
Crown But a mighty thought was born in | |
Men When they killed | |
James Connolly | |
Oh that night they wounded | |
Old Ireland | |
And she's bleeding to this day. | |
The Border lies like an open wound | |
That only love can heal | |
For bitterness and cruelty | |
They will never close the weal | |
The mean of vision built a dream | |
Which the blind men stole away | |
Ah that night they wounded old | |
Ireland And she's bleeding to this day. | |
My heart it holds a vision clear | |
That thousands more can see | |
Of Ireland free from hatred | |
And death and bigotry | |
Where Irishman to | |
Irishman Can in friends clasp a hand | |
If we banish fright from the | |
Ulster night | |
Then we'll free | |
Old Ireland. |
zuo ci : Stewart | |
Come gather ' round you freeborn men | |
And draw your chairs to mine. | |
And I' ll tell you of my country, | |
That you might understand. | |
And of the | |
English armies, | |
That marched in for to stay. | |
Oh that night they wounded | |
Old Ireland, | |
And she' s bleeding to this day. | |
Their dogs of war were loosed to run | |
And hunt the rebels down | |
They hoped to rule this land by fear | |
And hold it for the | |
Crown But a mighty thought was born in | |
Men When they killed | |
James Connolly | |
Oh that night they wounded | |
Old Ireland | |
And she' s bleeding to this day. | |
The Border lies like an open wound | |
That only love can heal | |
For bitterness and cruelty | |
They will never close the weal | |
The mean of vision built a dream | |
Which the blind men stole away | |
Ah that night they wounded old | |
Ireland And she' s bleeding to this day. | |
My heart it holds a vision clear | |
That thousands more can see | |
Of Ireland free from hatred | |
And death and bigotry | |
Where Irishman to | |
Irishman Can in friends clasp a hand | |
If we banish fright from the | |
Ulster night | |
Then we' ll free | |
Old Ireland. |
zuò cí : Stewart | |
Come gather ' round you freeborn men | |
And draw your chairs to mine. | |
And I' ll tell you of my country, | |
That you might understand. | |
And of the | |
English armies, | |
That marched in for to stay. | |
Oh that night they wounded | |
Old Ireland, | |
And she' s bleeding to this day. | |
Their dogs of war were loosed to run | |
And hunt the rebels down | |
They hoped to rule this land by fear | |
And hold it for the | |
Crown But a mighty thought was born in | |
Men When they killed | |
James Connolly | |
Oh that night they wounded | |
Old Ireland | |
And she' s bleeding to this day. | |
The Border lies like an open wound | |
That only love can heal | |
For bitterness and cruelty | |
They will never close the weal | |
The mean of vision built a dream | |
Which the blind men stole away | |
Ah that night they wounded old | |
Ireland And she' s bleeding to this day. | |
My heart it holds a vision clear | |
That thousands more can see | |
Of Ireland free from hatred | |
And death and bigotry | |
Where Irishman to | |
Irishman Can in friends clasp a hand | |
If we banish fright from the | |
Ulster night | |
Then we' ll free | |
Old Ireland. |