Situation in Nordirland nach dem Bürgerkrieg bis hin zum Hungerstreik
Song
Songtext
Chorus Come on out ye British Huns come on out without your guns Show us how you won your medals up in Derry When you murdered fourteen men and you'd do the same again Get on out of here and take your English border
In the summer of '69 with your smiling face you came To show us all your pacifying tactics But your true face soon came through and your flag red, white and blue Showed us all the Black and Tans were back in Ireland
Chorus Of your fist we've had our fill and we know you always will For excuses for the murdering of Irish men But we'll fight for a proud land till in unity we stand And from England we'll shift our lovely island
Chorus
Sure at your trial at Coleraine sure we knew you weren't to blame And likewise neither were the Huns of Hitler But don't you fret for those you slew for your judge was British too And we all know the English are impartial Chorus (x2)
Aufgaben
1. Warum kam es zu Protesten seitens der katholischen Iren in Nord Irland?
2. Was für eine Rolle spielten die katholischen Bürgerrechte von 1960?