The Men Behind The Wire

The Soldiers Song | Republican Guns | Skibbereen | H-Block Song | A Father's Blessing | Tom Williams | The Dawning Of The Day | The Soldiers Of Cumman Na mBann | George And Pop | The Roll Of Honour | Loughall Ambush | Gibralter | The Ballad Of Bobby Sands | Ninety Miles From Dublin | Only Our Rivers Run Free | Bold Robert Emmet | Broad Black Brimmer | Patriot Game | The Belfast Brigade | Joe McDonnell | The Galtee Mountain Boy | The Fields Of Athenry | Rock On Rockall | A Soldiers Return | Padraic Pearse | Irish Soldier Boy | O'Donnell Abu | The Rifles Of The IRA | Barry's Column | I.R.E.L.A.N.D | The Men Behind The Wire | The Black And Tan Gun | The West's Awake | Roddy McCorley | The People's Own M.P | Meet Me At The Pillar | Blood Stained Bandage | Boys Of Kilmichael | Sean South Of Garryowen | The Bold Black And Tan | The Wearin' O' The Green | The MInstrel Boy | The Merry Ploughboy | The Fenians Escape | The Rising Of The Moon | The Sea Around Us | The Croppy Boy | On The One Road | Johnson's Motor Car | God Save Ireland | Come Out Ye Black 'N' Tans | Erin Go Bragh | Michael Collins | Roger Casement | Henry Joy | Shall My Soul Pass Through Old Ireland | The Lonely Eoods Of Upton | Freedom Sons | The Momory Of The Dead | The Boy From Tamlaghtduff | Ten Brave Men | Forever On My Mind | Back Home In Derry | Aidan McAnespie | Boy's Of The Old Brigade | James Connolly | Favorite Links | Foggy Dew | Boolavouge | A Nation Once Again | Streets Of New York | Contact Me


				*IRISH REBEL LYRICS* *The Men Behind The Wire*



	Home The Soldiers Song \| Republican Guns \| Skibbereen \| H-Block Song \| A Father's Blessing \| Tom Williams \| The Dawning Of The Day \| The Soldiers Of Cumman Na mBann \| George And Pop \| The Roll Of Honour \| Loughall Ambush \| Gibralter \| The Ballad Of Bobby Sands \| Ninety Miles From Dublin \| Only Our Rivers Run Free \| Bold Robert Emmet \| Broad Black Brimmer \| Patriot Game \| The Belfast Brigade \| Joe McDonnell \| The Galtee Mountain Boy \| The Fields Of Athenry \| Rock On Rockall \| A Soldiers Return \| Padraic Pearse \| Irish Soldier Boy \| O'Donnell Abu \| The Rifles Of The IRA \| Barry's Column \| I.R.E.L.A.N.D \| The Men Behind The Wire \| The Black And Tan Gun \| The West's Awake \| Roddy McCorley \| The People's Own M.P \| Meet Me At The Pillar \| Blood Stained Bandage \| Boys Of Kilmichael \| Sean South Of Garryowen \| The Bold Black And Tan \| The Wearin' O' The Green \| The MInstrel Boy \| The Merry Ploughboy \| The Fenians Escape \| The Rising Of The Moon \| The Sea Around Us \| The Croppy Boy \| On The One Road \| Johnson's Motor Car \| God Save Ireland \| Come Out Ye Black 'N' Tans \| Erin Go Bragh \| Michael Collins \| Roger Casement \| Henry Joy \| Shall My Soul Pass Through Old Ireland \| The Lonely Eoods Of Upton \| Freedom Sons \| The Momory Of The Dead \| The Boy From Tamlaghtduff \| Ten Brave Men \| Forever On My Mind \| Back Home In Derry \| Aidan McAnespie \| Boy's Of The Old Brigade \| James Connolly \| Favorite Links \| Foggy Dew \| Boolavouge \| A Nation Once Again \| Streets Of New York \| Contact Me


		(Chorus) Armoured cars and tanks and guns Came to take away our sons But every man must stand behind The men behind the wire Armoured cars and tanks and guns Came to take away our sons But every man must stand behind The men behind the wire Through the little streets of Belfast In the dark of early morn British soldiers came marauding Breaking little homes with scorn Heedless of the of crying children Dragging fathers from their beds Beating sons while helpless mothers Watch the blood flow from their heads (Chorus repeat) Not for them a judge or jury Or indeed a trial at all Being Irish means their guilty So we're guilty one and all 'Round the world the truth will echo Cromwell's men are here again England's name again is sullied In the eyes of honest men (Chorus repeat) Proudly march behind our banner Proudly march behind our men We will have them free to help us Build a Nation Once Again On the people, step together Proudly marching on our way Never fear or never falter Till the boys come home to stay (Chorus>