Lyrics In Belfast - The Wolfe Tones
Cast
your
eyes
on
a
spot
dear
loved,
it's
a
spot
that's
close
to
hell
It's
a
burning,
boiling
cauldron
where
people
they
must
dwell
The
sun
won't
shine
in
my
backyard,
it's
hidden
by
the
wall
The
moon
and
stars
just
light
the
Night
for
the
cat
that
climbs
the
wall
In
Belfast
there
are
fear
of
your
neighbors
and
strangers
In
Belfast
there
are
songs
to
be
sung
In
Belfast
there
are
fears
of
war
and
of
peace
Tell
me
why,
tell
me
what
can
be
done
The
burning
church,
the
bombed
out
bars
The
crying
child,
the
mother's
sigh
The
butchered
fathers,
the
murdered
sons
The
burned
out
homes,
those
shameful
laws
'Twas
the
policies
of
the
government
of
England
over
centuries
To
keep
Ireland
divided
by
religions
of
God
For
if
ever
the
Catholics
and
Protestants
united
They'd
surely
lose
Ireland
the
jewel
in
the
Crown
The
streets
are
dark
and
empty,
no
friendly
face
abounds
The
soldiers
with
their
blackened
face
go
prowling
through
the
ground
The
spiral
reaches
breaking
point,
the
bard
has
played
his
tune
The
night
owl
hides
his
eerie
face
with
the
fading
of
the
moon
In
Belfast
there
are
fear
of
your
neighbors
and
strangers
In
Belfast
there
are
songs
to
be
sung
In
Belfast
there
are
fears
of
war
and
of
peace
Tell
me
why,
tell
me
what
can
be
done
The
burning
church,
the
bombed
out
bars
The
crying
child
on
her
way
to
school
The
butchered
fathers,
the
murdered
sons
The
burned
out
homes,
those
shameful
laws
'Twas
the
policies
of
the
government
of
England
over
centuries
To
keep
Ireland
divided
by
religions
of
God
For
if
ever
the
Catholics
and
Protestants
united
They'd
surely
lose
Ireland
the
jewel
in
the
Crown

1 Get Out Ye Black and Tans
2 The Connaught Rangers
3 Sean South / Broad Black Brimmer
4 Never Beat the Irish (Part 1)
5 They Don't Play Our Songs On the Radio
6 A Nation Once Again
7 Bodenstown Churchyard
8 Bold Robert Emmet
9 The Protestant Men
10 Women of Ireland
11 Boys of the Old Brigade
12 Kevin Barry
13 Only Our Rivers Run Free
14 The Devil Is Dead
15 God Save Ireland
16 Soldiers Return
17 Padraic Pearse
18 Ireland Unfree
19 Grace
20 Down By the Glenside
21 Joe Mcdonnell
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