The Irish Brigade - The sam song

W^Amell I have been a Provo now for ^G15 years or more With ^Amarmalites and ^Cmortorbombs I ^Ethough I knew the score But ^Amnow we have a weapon we've never used before The ^CBrits are looking worried and their ^Egoing to worry ^Ammore

Tiocfaidh Ar ^GLa,sing Up the ^AmRa ^CSam missiles ^Emin the ^Amsky

I^Am started off with petrol bombs a^Gnd throwing bricks and stones With a ^Amhundred more lads ^Clike me I ^Enever was alone But ^Amsoon I learned that bricks and stones wont drive the Brits away ^CIt wasn't long before I ^Ejoined the ^AmI.R.A.

Tiocfaidh Ar ^GLa,sing Up the ^AmRa ^CSam missiles ^Emin the ^Amsky

T^Amhen there came internment in the ^Gyear of '71 The ^AmBrits thought we were b^Ceaten,that ^Ewe were on the run On that ^Amearly August morning they kicked in our door But for e^Cvery man they took away,they ^Emissed a hundred ^Ammore

Tiocfaidh Ar ^GLa,sing Up the ^AmRa ^CSam missiles ^Emin the ^Amsky

I^Am spent eight years in the cages,I had^G time to think and plan For ^Amthough they locked away ^Ca boy,I ^Ewalked away a man And there's^Am only one thing I learned while in their cell I lay ^CThe Brits will never leave us,un^Etil there blown a^Amway

Tiocfaidh Ar ^GLa,sing Up the ^AmRa ^CSam missiles ^Emin the ^Amsky

A^Amll through the days of hunger strike ^GI watched my comrades die W^Amhile in the streets of ^CBelfast you he^Ear the women cry I ^Amcant forget the massacre that Friday at Loughgall I sa^Clute my fallen comrades,as I watc^Eh the choppers ^Amfall

Tiocfaidh Ar ^GLa,sing Up the ^AmRa ^CSam missiles ^Emin the ^Amsky