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Young hearts are born with grief Will pay the penalty of truth A season of our stolen youth Shall teach old hearts to break It feels like I've been here before Here, where the animals lay down to die So we stand alone on a distant shore Our broken spirits in rags and tatters With our broken spirits in rags and tatters With nerve and muscle and heart and brains They are lost to Ireland, they are lost in vain So you pause and you can almost hear The sounds, they echo down through the ages The creak of the burial cart Here in humiliation and sorrow Not mixed with indignation Someone is driven to exclaim Oh god, that bread should be so dear And human flesh so cheap Our young hearts are born with such grief And we have paid the penalty of truth A season of our stolen youth Shall teach our hearts to break It feels like I've been here before Here, where the animals lay down to die So we stood alone on a distant shore Broken spirits in rags and tatters Our broken spirits in rags and tatters
Writer(s): Paul Gawley, Simon O'leary, Alan Averill, Ciaran Williams, Michael Henry Flynn Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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