The Boys Of Barr Na Sráide

Christy Moore

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Tom:
C G D Oh, the town, it climbs the mountains and looks upon the sea
G D G C G At sleeping time or waking time, it's there I’d like to be
D G C G To walk again those kindly streets, the place where life began
G C G D With the Boys of Barr na Sráide who hunted for the wren
C G D With cudgels stout they roamed about to hunt for the dreólín
G D G C G We searched for birds in every furze from Litir to Dooneen
G D G C G We danced for joy beneath the sky, life held no print nor plan
G C G D When the Boys of Barr na Sráidе went hunting for the wren
C G D And whеn the hills were bleedin' and the rifles were aflame
G D G C G To the rebel homes of Kerry the Saxon strangers came
G D G C G But the men who dared the Auxies and fought the Black-and-Tan
G C G D Were the Boys of Barr na Sráide who hunted for the wren
C G D But now they toil in foreign soil where they have made their way
G D G Deep in the heart of London or over on Broadway
G D G And I am left to sing their deeds and praise them while I can
C G D Those Boys of Barr na Sráide who hunted for the wren
C C D And here's a health to them tonight wherever they may be
G D G By the groves of Carham river or the slope of Bean ‘a Tí
G D G John Daly and Batt Andy and the Sheehans, Con and Dan
C G D And the Boys of Barr na Sráide who hunted for the wren
C G D When the wheel of life runs out and peace come over me
G D G Just take me back to that old town between the hills and sea
G D G I’ll take my rest in those green fields, the place where life began,,
C G D With those Boys of Barr na Sráide who hunted for the wren
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