album cover
album cover
Mise Eire was released on March 17, 2004 by Slit Beag Sli Mor / Unity Records as a part of the album Rebel Massive
March 17, 2004
LabelSlit Beag Sli Mor / Unity Records
LanguageEnglish
BPM
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy

Lyrics

Mise Eire, Mise Eire
I love this land, every woman every man
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
A Workers’ Republic and everlasting peace
I am your son beside the Lagan
Wolfe Tone and Thomas Russell began the United Irishmen
The river flows, forces of nature
Carry all in its path to the place it’s meant to be
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
I love this land, every woman every man
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
A Workers’ Republic and everlasting peace
I am your servant Mother Ireland
Where Dan Breen and Sean Tracey shot the coppers in the glen
Poblacht Na hEireann workers and farmers
Not only free but Gaelic, not just Gaelic but also free
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
I love this land, every woman every man
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
A Workers’ Republic and everlasting peace
I am your son beside the Clyde
Brother Walfrid came to the Gallowgate and maintained our dignity
The river flows, forces of nature
Carry all in its path to the place it’s meant to be
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
I love this land, every woman every man
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
A Workers’ Republic and everlasting peace
Mise Éire:
Sine mé ná an Chailleach Bhéarra
Mór mo ghlóir:
Mé a rug Cú Chulainn cróga.
Mór mo náir:
Mo chlann féin a dhíol a máthair.
Mise Éire:
Uaigní mé ná an Chailleach Bhéarra.
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
I love this land, every woman every man
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
A Workers’ Republic and everlasting peace
I am your daughter beside the Shannon
Where Maire Perolz led the peelers a right merry dance
The river flows, forces of nature
Carry all in its path to the place it’s meant to be
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
I love this land, every woman every man
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
A Workers’ Republic and everlasting peace
I am your son beside the Hudson
James Connolly came to Albany told the workers to organise
And from his grave evoked a spirit
Told the bold Mike Quill to burn the judge’s robe
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
I love this land, every woman every man
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
A Workers’ Republic and everlasting peace
I am your son beside the Liffey
Pearse read the Proclamation, declared our sovereignty
The river flows, forces of nature
Carry all in its path to the place it’s meant to be
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
I love this land, every woman every man
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
A Workers’ Republic and everlasting peace
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
I love this land, every woman every man
Mise Eire, Mise Eire
A Workers’ Republic and everlasting peace
Written by: Chris Byrne
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