Sean South From Garryowen
The Wolfe Tones
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SEAN SOUTH OF GARRYOWEN This song is about Sean South who was shot dead, along with Fergal O'Hanlon, during a daring raid on an R.U.C. base during the I.R.A.'s border campaign of 1956-1962. (spoken) Sad are the homes 'round Garryowen Since lost their giant pride And the banshee cry links every vale Around the Shannon sideContinúa después del anunciothat city of the ancient walls Unbroken Treaty Stone, undying fame Surrounds your name, Sean South of Garryowen Verse 1G T'was on a dreary New Year's EveC G As the shades of night came downC G A lorry load of volunteersC Am D7 Approached the border townG C There were men from Dublin andG from CorkC Am D7 Fermanagh and TyroneG And the leader was a Limerick man-C G Sean South from Garryowen