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Green White & Orange
03:51
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Come on the Green White and 'Orange'
Don't be a banana
slippin' upon your snot dead drunk
on Stephen's Green
instead of the Green White and 'Orange'
not being a banana
knockin' 'em dead, usin' your head
you're a world class team
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2. |
Choir 66
02:56
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3. |
I Saw Me Jesus
03:14
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Well, I walked on the water by the shores of Galilee
Where I saw me Jesus and his apostles calling’ me
So I took me my first steps towards the image burning bright
And I knew I met Jesus as I entered in his light
Don’t be afraid of the dark he said
Don’t be afraid of the dark he said
Don’t be afraid of the dark he said
Christ’s love will find its mark
Well I relieved the stories of the miracles performed
And I begged Jesus just one more save this sinner now reformed
But I felt nothing different til my journey homeward bound
When again he revealed himself and I humbly fell on the ground
Don’t be afraid of the dark he said
Don’t be afraid of the dark he said
Don’t be afraid of the dark he said
Christ’s love will find its mark
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Patrock
03:14
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Hey Pat what’s it like where you’re at
Broke, bone idle out flat
Need a brake well eat Kit Kat
Hey Pat it’s just as bad where I’m sat
No one cares that’s a fact
Abused confused eh pat
We built this place together
our vey own private hell
The old man made it better
He’s dead now just as well
There’s nothing left to sell
Hey Pat it’s just as bad where I’m sat
No one cares that’s a fact
Abused confused eh pat
We haven’t got no fortune
We never had the stall
We came out f*&$~n’ three-legged
Guaranteed to fall
Unbalanced off the wall
Oh Pat did you ever feel like a cat
When on his eigth life he went splat
And that was that
Well Pat grab yourself the ninth chance
And make all your jangalees dance
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5. |
Whale Hunter
03:10
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6. |
Killurin
03:21
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Rock 'n' Roll
03:19
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Now here’s a simple tale
That I propose to tell
About rock and roll at midnight
Before it went to hell
She said she had good reason
For what she had to sell
I bought it without thinking
As I fell under her spell
What might have been a lifetime
Was barely minutes long
She took me on a journey
That was over before I’d gone
She told me not to rock
She told me not to roll
She told me not to rock
She told me not to roll
She told me not to rock
She told me not to roll
And if I didn’t do it
Then I wouldn’t get my ho-ho-ho.
I sensed her steal my wallet
But I was far too gone
To realise my dumb-ass
Was being ripped-off
By her tongue
She spoke a different language
I hadn’t heard before
The paradise completed
By the slamming of the door
Which really shook my nerves up
In confusion on the floor
As she was leaving I screamed
Shouting out for more
She told me not to rock
She told me not to roll
She told me not to rock
She told me not to roll
She told me not to rock
She told me not to roll
And if I didn’t do it
Then I wouldn’t get my ho-ho-ho
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8. |
For Sure
02:19
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9. |
Bold Rock
04:25
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Bold Rock the musicians played
While we danced on thinking we had it made
The music had us all so enslaved
It was so perfect
Heads moved guitars picked and strummed
The bass boomed to the beat of the drums
And our mids raced with our hearts overcome to the movement
So this is my swan song
a swan song for what’s so long gone
The music will live on as Bold Rock
Forever
Changes came fast and we thrived
On the Bold Rock keeping us so alive
Til the day came and the music just died
And we with it
So this is my swan song
a swan song for what’s so long gone
The music will live on as Bold Rock
Forever
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Martin Browne London, UK
Songwriter/Composer expressing thoughts of life as I live through them. Looking for artists to raise to another level. Left alone, I have recorded them as best I can.
Rows 1-11 Singles
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