G C Oh, father why are you so sadG D On this bright Easter morn'G C When Irish men are proud and gladG D G Of the land that they were born?D G Oh, son, I see in mem'ries fewC D Of far off distant daysG C When being just a lad like youG D G I joined the IraD G Where are the lads that stood with meC D When history was made?C A Ghra Mo Chroi, I long to seeG D G The boys of the old brigadeG C From hills and farms a call to armsG D Was heard by one and allG C And from the glen came brave young menG D G To answer Ireland's callD G 'T wasn't long ago we faced a foeC D The old brigade and meG C And by my side they fought and diedG D G That Ireland might be freeD G Where are the lads that stood with meC D When history was made?C A Ghra Mo Chroi, I long to seeG D G The boys of the old brigadeG C And now, my boy, I've told you whyG D On Easter morn' I sighG C For I recall my comrades allG D G And dark old days gone byD G I think of men who fought in glenC D With rifle and grenadeG C May heaven keep the men who sleepG D G From the ranks of the old brigadeD G Where are the lads that stood with meC D When history was made?C A Ghra Mo Chroi, I long to seeG D G The boys of the old brigade
The Boys Of The Old Brigade
The Wolfe Tones
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