C Am G Listen all ye that hold communion with Southern Confederates so bold,C F C G C And I'll tell you of some men for the Union who in northern ranks were enrolled.C F C Am G They came to Missouri in their glory and thought we would might be dismayed,C F C G C But they soon had a different story when they met Kelly's Irish Brigade.C F When they met with the Irish Brigade, my boys.C Am G When they met with the Irish Brigade.C F Didn't those cowardly Lincolnites tremble whenC G C They met with the Irish Brigade.C Am G They have called us rebels and traitors, but themselves have thrown off that name of late.C F C G C They were called it by the English invaders at home in the eve of '98.Continúa después del anuncioC F C Am G The name to us is not a new one, though 'tis one that shall never degradeC F C G C Any true hearted Irishman in the ranks of Kelly's Irish Brigade.C F When they met with the Irish Brigade, my boys.C Am G When they met with the Irish Brigade.C F Didn't those cowardly Lincolnites tremble whenC G C They met with the Irish Brigade.C Am G Well they dare not call us invaders, 'tis but states' rights and liberty we ask.C F C G C And Missouri we'll ever defend her no matter how hard may be the task.C F C Am G Then let all true Irishmen assemble. Let the voice of Missouri be obeyed.C F C G C And the northern fanatics will tremble when again they meet Kelly's Irish Brigade.C F When they met with the Irish Brigade, my boys.C Am G When they met with the Irish Brigade.C F Didn't those cowardly Lincolnites tremble whenC G C They met with the Irish Brigade.C F When they met with the Irish Brigade, my boys.C Am G When they met with the Irish Brigade.C F Didn't those cowardly Lincolnites tremble whenC G C They met with the Irish Brigade.
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