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The Ballad of Patrick Murphy
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Christy Moore
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They lived beside the river at the turning of the tide They lived beside the river, by the river they lived and they died Patrick Murphy was a fisherman in the town of Passage West With his wife and seven children he tended to his nets In the year 1911 one moonlit night in May With 3 companions Patrick rowed across to French's Bay They were fishing for a living like their fathers done before Dreaming of the salmon all along the Mucán shore They lived beside the river at the turning of the tide They lived beside the river, by the river they lived and they died Until the bailiffs boat came down the Lee, the dreaded Murricaune They came down from Blackrock Castle with their revolvers drawn The Murricaune were gangsters in the service of the crown They murdered Patrick Murphy as he fished on the Mucán In the year 2011 we gathered on the green To remember Patrick Murphy in beautiful Toureen For the people that remember that justice was not done For the killing of Pat Murphy by a bullet from the bailiffs' gun
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