D A7 Oh, not now for songs of a nation'sD wrongs, not the groans of starvingA7 D labor;A7 D Let the rifle ring and the bullet singG D to the clash of the flashing sabre!D A7 There are Irish ranks on the tentedD banksA7 D of Columbia's guarded ocean;A7 And an iron clank from flank toD flankG D tells of armed men in motionD A7 D The Irish green shall again be seenA7 D as our Irish fathers bore it,A7 A burning wind from the SouthD behind,G D and the Yankee rout before it!D A7 O'Neil's red hand shall purge theD land-A7 D Rain a fire on men and cattle, Till the Lincoln snakes in theirA7 D own cold lakesG D Plunge from the blaze of battleD A7 Whoe'er shall march by triumphalD MarchA7 D Whoe'er may swell the slaughter, Our drums shall roll from theA7 D CapitolG D O'er Potomac's fateful water!D A7 Rise, bleeding ghosts, to the Lord of (D HostsA7 D For judgement final and solemn;A7 Your fanatic horde to the edge if theD sword Is doomed line square andG D column
Song Of The Rebel Irish
David Kincaid
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