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Tonic ~ Celtic Aggression


Somebody cried the death of culture Somebody spit in a little boy's face Somebody said you robbed my homeland Somebody got the wrong impression So we came across the water From the shores of the isle of green Speaking separate tongues In the death of culture Somebody said you stole my language Some people will say anything Somebody said you robbed my heritage Some people will believe anything Somebody said you always spoke English Somebody got the wrong impression So we came across the water From the shores of the isle of green Speaking separate tongues In the death of culture It was the death of culture It was the death of culture Bhi machree Ohin trasna na farraige Bhi machree Ohin trasna na farraige So we came across the water From the shores of the isle of green So we came across the water Speaking seperate tongues In the death of culture more free lyrics

Somebody cried the death of culture
Somebody spit in a little boy's face
Somebody said you robbed my homeland
Somebody got the wrong impression

So we came across the water
From the shores of the isle of green
Speaking separate tongues
In the death of culture

Somebody said you stole my language
Some people will say anything
Somebody said you robbed my heritage
Some people will believe anything
Somebody said you always spoke English
Somebody got the wrong impression

So we came across the water
From the shores of the isle of green
Speaking separate tongues
In the death of culture
It was the death of culture
It was the death of culture

Bhi machree
Ohin trasna na farraige
Bhi machree
Ohin trasna na farraige

So we came across the water
From the shores of the isle of green
So we came across the water
Speaking seperate tongues
In the death of culture

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