C F G [Verse 1] C F It was in the year of 2018 in the dreary month of March G Another 6 Nations in full swing and the Brexit talks a farce C F With rosary beads and sandwiches for Twickenham we began G C Joxer packed his Barry's teabags and jumpleads for the van [Verse 2] F Some of the lads had never been away from home before G C 'Twas the first time Whacker put his foot outside of Inchicore F Before we left for England we knew we'd need a plan C G F G So we all agreed that Joxer was the man to drive the van [Verse 3] C F In Engerland the M6 (toll), 'twas like the tunnel to Dublin port G There was barely a vehicle to be seen since we got off the boat (make of car and van all carrying the full loa C F Ford Transits and Hiaces and a old Renault from Tralee G C With the engine overheating from longhauling duty free [Verse 4] F There was fans from Ballyfermot, Ballybough and Ballymun G C On the journey of a lifetime, and the craic was ninety-one F Joxer met a Welshman's daughter on the banks of the river Trent C G F G And he told her she'd be welcome in Ballyfermot if she went [Verse 5] C F Next morning all the experts, they were predicting a narrow score G They said the English team would ruin our slam, like we'd done to them the year before C F With their swing low sweet chariot all them English fans they weren't the nicest hosts G C until Johnny Sexton got the ball and he stuck it through the posts [Verse 6] F G What happened next is history, brought tears to many eyes C That day will be the highlight of many people's lives F Joxer climbed right over the top and the last time he was seen C G F G arm in arm with Joe Schmidt singing, Revenge for Skibereen [Verse 7] C F Now Whacker's back in Inchicore, he's living with his mam G And Joe Schmidt has been proclaimed an honorary Irishman C F Do you remember that Welshman's daughter on the banks of the river Trent G Well, didn't she show up in Ballyfermot last week and ... [Outro] C F G More Diddly aye stuff