paroles de chanson Town I Loved So Well - The Dubliners
In
my
memory
I
will
always
see
The
town
that
I
have
loved
so
well
Where
our
school
played
ball
by
the
gas
yard
wall
And
we
laughed
through
the
smoke
and
the
smell.
Going
home
in
the
rain
running
up
the
dark
lane
Past
the
jail
and
down
behind
the
fountain
Those
were
happy
days
in
so
many
many
ways
In
the
town
I've
loved
so
well.
In
the
early
morning
the
shirt
factory
horn
Called
women
from
Craigeen
the
Moor
and
the
Bog
While
the
man
on
the
dole
played
the
mother`s
role
Fed
the
children
and
then
trained
the
dogs.
And
when
times
got
rough
there
was
just
about
enough
But
they
saw
it
through
without
complaining
For
deep
inside
was
a
burning
pride
In
the
town
I've
loved
so
well.
There
was
music
there
in
the
Derry
air
Like
a
language
that
we
all
could
understand
I
remember
the
day
that
I
earned
my
first
pay
When
I
played
in
the
small
pick-up
band.
There
I
spent
my
youth
and
to
tell
you
the
truth
I
was
sad
to
leave
it
all
behind
me
For
I`d
learned
about
life
and
I've
found
a
wife
In
the
town
I've
loved
so
well.
But
when
I
returned
how
my
eyes
have
burned
To
see
how
a
town
could
be
brought
to
its
knees
By
the
armored
cars
and
the
bombed-out
bars
And
the
gas
that
hangs
on
to
every
breathe.
Now
the
army`s
installed
by
that
old
gas
yard
wall
And
the
damned
barbwire
gets
high
and
higher
With
their
tanks
and
their
guns,
oh
my
god
what
have
they
done
To
the
town
I've
loved
so
well.
Now
the
music`s
gone
but
they
carry
on
For
their
spirit`s
been
grossed
never
broken
They
will
not
forget
but
their
hearts
are
set
On
tomorrow
and
peace
once
again.
For
what`s
done
is
done
and
what`s
won
is
won
And
what`s
lost
is
lost
and
gone
forever
I
can
only
pray
for
a
bright
brand-new
day
In
the
town
I've
loved
so
well.
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