Key: B major•
Verse 1
Thank you very much.
which I'm very proud to be able to
sing
because it was sung
by a great man of labour
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in Ireland called James Larkin.
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It's called The Rising of the Moon.
At the rising of the moon,
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With your pike upon your shoulder,
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at the rising of the moon,
And come tell me, Sean O 'Farrell,
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Hush of the local, hush and listen,
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and his cheeks were all aglow
I bear orders from the captain,
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For the pikes must be together
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at the rising of the moon
At the rising of the moon,
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All the pikes must be together
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at the rising of the moon.
And come tell me, Sean O 'Farrell,
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At the old spot by the river,
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quite well known to you and me.
One more word for signal, token,
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With your pike upon your shoulder
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and the rising of the moon
And the rising of the moon,
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With your pike upon your shoulder
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and the rising of the moon
Out from many a mud -walled cabin
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Many a manly heart was beating
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for the blessed morning light
Murmurs rang along the valley
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And a thousand pikes were flashing
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by the rising of the moon
By the rising of the moon,
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And a thousand lights are flashing
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by the rising of the moon
All along the singing river
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High above their shining weapons
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flew their own beloved greed
Death to every foe and traitor,
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And to Ramy, boys, for freedom,
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tis the rising of the moon
Tis the rising of the moon,
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And to Ramy, boys, for freedom,
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tis the rising of the moon
Thank you.
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