lirik lagu irish soldier laddie – the davitts
’twas a morning in july
i was walking to tipperary
when i heard a battle cry
from the mountains over head
as i looked up in the sky
i saw an irish soldier laddie
he looked at me right fearlessly and said:
will ye stand in the band like a true irish man
and go and fight the forces of the crown?
will ye march with o’neill to an irish battle field?
for tonight we go to free old wexford town!
well said i to that soldier boy
“won’t you take me to your captain
t’would be my pride and joy
for to serve with you today
my young brother fell in cork
and my son at innes carthay!”
unto the n0ble captain i did say:
will ye stand in the band like a true irish man
and go and fight the forces of the crown?
will ye march with o’neill to an irish battle field?
for tonight we go to free old wexford town!
as we marched back from the field
in the shadow of the evening
with our banners flying low
to the memory of our dead
we returned unto our homes
but without my soldier laddie
yet i never will forget those words he said:
will ye stand in the band like a true irish man
and go and fight the forces of the crown?
will ye march with o’neill to an irish battle field?
for tonight we go to free old wexford town!
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