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As I went out one morning it being the month of May A farmer and his daughter I spied upon me way, The girl sat down quite calmly to the milking of her cow

Ten thousand Roman soldiers to the Heilands they came north And they had conquered everything from the Tiber to the Forth. They camped beside Loch Lomond,

I don’t know these Irishmen they call the six of Birmingham I only know that someone lied in that court when those men were tried And I don’t why justice f

Come all ye lads and lassies and sit you down with me, And I will tell the truth about a land that`s dear to me, You`ve read it in the papers and you`ve se

It’s adieu to old Ireland, the place where I was born Near the county of Limerick, near the state of Glengall; Far away to some island, bound down like a s

Far distant, far distant lies Foyers the brave, No tombstone memorial shall hallow his grave, His bones they are scattered on the rude soil of Spain For yo

Just give me your hand And I’ll walk with you Through the streets of our land Through the mountains so grand if you give me your hand Just give me your han

Chorus: We’re the Kishorn Commandos way up in Wester Ross We never had a gaffer; we’ve never had a boss But, we’ll build the biggest oil rig you’ve ever co

Chorus: We’ll drink, a drink, a drink To Lily the Pink, the pink, the pink The savior of the human race She invented medicinal compound Most affectations i

A lusty young smith at his vice stood a-filing. His hammer laid by but his forge still aglow. When to him a buxom young damsel came smiling, And asked if t