Christy Moore - Galtee Mountain Boy Lyrics






I joined the Flying Column in 1916
In Cork with Seán Moylan, In Tipperary with Dan Breen
Arrested by Free Staters and sentenced... to die
Farewell to Tipperary said the Galtee Mountain Boy

We went across the valleys and over the hilltops green
Where we met with Dinny Lacey, Seán Hogan and Dan Breen
Seán Moylan and his gallant men they kept the flag flying high
Farewell to Tipperary said the Galtee Mountain Boy

We tracked the Dublin mountains we were rebels on the run
Though hunted night and morning we were outlawed but free men
We tracked the Wicklow mountains as the sun was shining high
Farewell to Tipperary said the Galtee Mountain Boy

I'm bidding farewell to old Clonmel that I never more will see
And to the Galtee mountains that oft times sheltered me
To the men who fought for their liberty and died without a sigh
May the cause be ne'er forgotten said the Galtee Mountain Boy





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  1. D.... S....

    Eire 🇮🇪Old Song

  2. T.... O....

    Amazing song about the most tenacious rebels Dan breen Sean Hogan and Sean Tracy great men and no better Irishmen than them bhoys

  3. C.... C....

    Gwan Christie ya legend

  4. T.... G....

    died without a sigh

  5. m.... f....

    the big four

  6. I.... T....

    Beautiful!

  7. J.... S....

    The emotion on his face says lots. fabulous singer, I love listening to him

  8. L.... M....

    May Dan Breen Rest in peace

  9. T.... ....

    Farewell to Tipperary

  10. M.... K....

    THESE MEN WERE THE BRAVEST OF BRAVE. SALUTE YOU BOY'S. YOU KEPT THE BRITS ON THE RUN AND FEARED NONE.

    M.... K....

    Would have freed the whole lot if it wasn't for the dirty freestater traitors

  11. G.... B....

    Thank you for this !!

  12. J.... Y....

    Pure gold, Christy. Up the Republic

  13. S.... T....

    Gwann christy boi

  14. s.... m....

    You can see why this man became very famous. You can feel the song

    s.... m....

    any idea when this was recorded?

    s.... m....

    @Tommy I think it's the 80s