所属专辑:Songs Of Dublin (Ballads, Booze & Craic)
歌手: The Dubliners
时长: 02:00
James Larkin - The Dubliners[00:00:00]
In dubling city in nineteen thirteen[00:00:08]
The boss was rich and the poor were slaves[00:00:11]
The women working and children starving[00:00:14]
Then on came larking like a mighty wave[00:00:17]
The workers cringed when the boss man thundered[00:00:20]
Seventy hours was his weekly chore[00:00:23]
He asked for little and less was granted[00:00:26]
Lest given little then he'd ask for more[00:00:29]
In the month of august the boss man told us[00:00:33]
No union man for him could work[00:00:36]
We stood by larking and told the boss man[00:00:39]
We'd fight or die but we wouldn't shirk[00:00:42]
Eight months we fought and eight months we starved[00:00:45]
We stood by larking through thick and thing[00:00:48]
But foodless homes and the crying of children[00:00:51]
It broke our hearts we just couldn't win[00:00:54]
Then larking left us we seemed defeated[00:00:58]
The night was black for the working man[00:01:01]
But on came connolly with new hope and counsel[00:01:04]
His motto was that we'd rise again[00:01:07]
In nineteen sixteen in dublin city[00:01:10]
The english soldiers they burnt our town[00:01:13]
The shelled our buildings and shot our leaders[00:01:16]
The harp was buried neath the bloody crown[00:01:19]
They shot mcdermott and pearse and plunkett[00:01:23]
They shot mcdonagh and clarke the brave[00:01:26]
From bleak kilmainham they took ceannt's body[00:01:29]
To arbour hill and a quicklime grave[00:01:32]
But last of all of the seven heroes[00:01:35]
I sing the praise of james connolly[00:01:37]
The voice of justice the voice of freedom[00:01:40]
He gave his life that man might be free[00:01:43]