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Fenian Record Player - The Irish Brigade

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Primeiro acorde: Db 5 acordes identificados
Intro
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[Verso 1]
Wee Willie John McFadgen was a loyal orange prod
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Who thought that Ian Paisley was just one step down from God
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He thought they ate the children in the backwoods of Ardoyne
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And he thought that history started with the
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Battle of the Boyne
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He thought that history started with the
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Battle of the Boyne
 
[Verso 2]
One day he took a brick in his hand and he dandered up the falls
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He was mumbling up the rangers and humming Derrys walls
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He broke the big shop window to annoy the
 
Pope of Rome
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And he took a record player out and then he started home
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He took a record player out and then he started home
 
[Verso 3]
Next night they had a hoolie in his local orange hall
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Wee Willie took his player to make music for the ball
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He chose a stack of records of a very loyal kind
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But when the music started up he nearly lost his mind
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But when the music started up he nearly lost his mind
 
[Verso 4]
This Fenian record player was a rebel to the core
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It played the songs the Orange Hall had never heard before
 
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For Dolly's braes and Derry's walls it didn't give a faint
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And it speeded up God save the
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Queen till it sounded like a jig
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It speeded up God save the
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Queen till it sounded like a jig
 
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[Verso 5]
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It played the woods of Obden and the wearing of the green
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Such turmoil in an orange hall has never yet been seen
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It played the boys of Wexford and the men of 98
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But when it played the soldier's song it sealed Wee
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Willee's fate
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But when it played the soldier's song it sealed Wee
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Willee's fate
 
[Verso 6]
For the boys were clean demented
 
To the ground wee Will was thrown
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They kicked his ribs in one by one
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To the tune of Garryowen
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They threw him out the window
 
To a song about Sinn Féin
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They kicked him all down Sandy Row
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To a nation once again
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They kicked him all down Sandy Row
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To a nation once again
 
[Verso 7]
This Fenian record player was heard
 
No never more
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They plodded it with deacon poles and threw it on the floor
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But still the funniest sight me boys that
 
I have ever seen
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For the flashes flying out of it were orange white and green
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For the flashes flying out of it were orange white and green
 
[Verso 8]
Wee Willys up in the mental home crazy as a coot
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He sits there in a padded cell and tootles with his flute
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But when he tries to play the sash he always gets it wrong
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For halfway through he always finds he's playing the soldier's song
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For halfway through he always finds he's playing the soldier's song
 
[Verso 9]
There's a moral to this story but it is
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I cannot say
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Baby it's the ancient verse that crime will never pay
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If you ask wee
 
Willie
 
McFadgeon he'll say a crime be blowed
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If you want to pinch a record player do it up the
 
Shankill
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Road
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If you want to pinch a record player do it up the Shankill road
 
Road

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