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Drunken Sailor
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Hot Asphalt
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How to steal horses
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Impossible
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Johnny I hardly knew ya
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Leaving of Liverpool
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Mrs. McGrath
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Paddy's Taksim Square
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Rocky Road to Dublin
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Sog nischt kejnmol
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Two Sisters
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Whisky in the jar
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Wild Rover
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T'was in the first year of the new depression
In real estate the prices fell like lead
A grumpy old dude who just got evicted
Wrote these words on his newspaper bed
Chorus: All you bondholders, bankers
and fuckheads in the firms
When I meet you on my street
I'll see that you get burned
I'll kick your teeth on down your throats
and pull them out your arse
Watch out when I get you,
Years of depression will be yours
Be yours, be yours, Years of depression
will be yours
Soon came the second year of the depression
Numerous countries starved to feed the banks
Their populations pushed their eyes and wondered
Yet some them heard these words from the cranks
Chorus: All you bondholders...
Yet came the third year of depression
Social system crumbled down like chalk
The people heard the blabbering of their leaders
Fools got nothing to say and yet they talk
Chorus: All you bondholders...
And now beging the fourth year of depression
Do we remein speechless longer on
or remember that all streets are our streets indeed
And smash up rules and rulers one by one
Chorus: All you bondholders...
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The Rathmines Berlin, Germany
Irish folk band founded after The Pogues concert in Berlin 2012
4 folks - guitar - accordion - bass - crazy cajon
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Spanish eyes
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It's not all drinking and football - Political Celtic Punk played by young people from the Spanish state adds another valuable album to the genre of Irish Rebel music. What can be better than that?
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Beautifully played and full of moving vocal performances, the Bay Area singer/songwriter's latest is a stellar work of art.
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