Gaelic Storm - Raised on black and tans

I was raised ^F on Black and Tans, ^F with Ronnie Drew,^G and Van the Man^{F F}I go off to mass on Sunday and then it's ^Gback to the pub on ^FMonday I've ^Fgot a sister Meghan with a ^GCeltic cross tattoo I'll ^Ftell you a few stories and every o^Fne of them is ^Gtrue

^FMy mother's, brother's, s^Gister's, cousin's, auntie's Uncle B^Farney's, father's, brother had a c^Gounsin from K^Fillarney

^FWell my great-grandda, and his mates they tried to ^Gmake it to the S^Ftates ^Fhis great uncle, he was a failure he got de^Gported off to Aust^Fralia so they ^Fstowed upon a steamer on the ^Gfamous White Star Line I was ^Fraised upon these stories since i ^Fwas the age of ^Gnine

^FWell my great uncle, he liked the races he liked the ^Gdogs and steeplec^Fhases ^Fhis wife, my dear old auntie she kept a ^Gteashop way, way down in ^FBantry but he f^Fixed a race in Donegal and ^Gnow he's got to hide with the ^Fsticky buns and cakes and guns and ^Fwhiskey on the ^Gside

^FI was raised on Black and Tans with Ronnie ^GDrew and Van the^F Man ^FI go to mass on Sunday and the it's ^Gback to the pub on M^Fonday I'm from the ^Fwrong side of the south side of an I^Grish neighborhood I've ^Fnever been to Ireland but I ^Fknow it's in my b^Glood