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The Tossers – 1969 lyrics
Long ago, far away, far across the sea
There were those in Ireland who had marched for equality

So that everyone would know
Everyone would know
That civil rights are something now
That everyone should know

Oh and still I hear their voices cry

God bless Ireland
And keep her evermore

They were burned and battered everywhere
By cops and mobs of men
And still they walked and still they marched
Unto the bitter end
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Songwriters: Aaron Duggins, Anthony Broderick, Anthony Duggins, Emily Constantinou, Michael Pawula, Peter Muschong
1969 lyrics © Songtrust Ave, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

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