Return Of The Farmers Son (Sounds Of The Seventies, 1971) Thin Lizzy

Well my father he's a farmer A damn good one at his trade And I've always loved my mama Though we laid her in the grave I've been down I've been down A hustler and a cheat I'll always love my father His

Return Of The Farmer's Son Thin Lizzy

Well my father is a farmer A damn good one at his trade And he's always loved my mama Though we laid her in the grave I've been down, I've been down A hustler and a cheat I'll always love my father His

Genocide Thin Lizzy

of the buffalo The killing of the buffala-o The killing of the buffala-o The killing The killing of the The killing of the buffala-o The killing of the buffala-o The killing of the buffala-o The killing

Angel Of Death Thin Lizzy

Oh my god There's millions of them!

Roisin Dubh (Black Rose): A Rock Legend Thin Lizzy

Tell me the legends of long ago When the kings and queens would dance in the realm of the Black Rose Play me the melodies I want to know So I can teach my children, oh Pray tell me the story of young Cuchulainn

Black Rose (Live) Thin Lizzy

Tell me the legends of long ago When the kings and queens would dance in the realm of the Black Rose Play me the melodies I want to know So I can teach my children, oh Pray tell me the story of young Cuchulainn

Shades Of A Blue Orphanage Thin Lizzy

and Hopalong an' Roy Rogers got drunk and jarred And we might have been the saviour of the men, the captured captain in the devil's demon den And we might have been the magic politician in some kind of

Got To Give It Up Thin Lizzy

I've got to give it up I've got to give it up That stuff I've got to give it up I've got to give it up That stuff Tell my mama and tell my pa That their fine young son didn't get far He made it to the

Got To Give It Up (Live) Thin Lizzy

I've got to give it up I've got to give it up That stuff I've got to give it up I've got to give it up That stuff Tell my mama and tell my pa That their fine young son didn't get far He made it to the

Soldier Of Fortune Thin Lizzy

A soldier of fortune came home from war And wondered what he was fighting for This sad-eyed soldier, he broke down and cried Oh oh, he was so broke up inside When will it end When will it end The

Vagabond Of The Western World (BBC Radio 1 John Peel Session) Thin Lizzy

I could tell you the story of a vagabond A playboy of the western world One day by chance he came upon A fair young maid a country girl He told her that he loved her And he took all of her silver He told

Fools Gold Thin Lizzy

In the year of the famine When starvation and black death raged across the land There were many driven by their hunger To set sail for the Americas In search of a new life and a new hope Oh but there were

Clifton Grange Hotel Thin Lizzy

Pack up your bags Leave family society Oh come with me Where they treat you well At the door Old Lou the jew Will welcome you In the corner lies the hotel At this refuge of mercy Head of the table King

Angel Of Death (Live) Thin Lizzy

Oh my god There's millions of them!

Sugar Blues Thin Lizzy

Now I'm not the type to worry Especially if it's concerning my health Oh no, I'd never worry I'd much rather do something else I'm changing my point of view Ever since I caught me the sugar blues Oh that

The Holy War Thin Lizzy

There is no reasons why We are chosen We are one We are frightened of no one And no one will win this war This is the way This is the law All the visions shown before you All the kingdoms and the thrones

Vagabond Of The Western World Thin Lizzy

I could tell you the story of a vagabond A playboy of the western world One day by chance he came upon A fair young maid, a country girl He told her that he loved her And he took all of her silver He told

Mama Nature Said Thin Lizzy

This is another classic Thin Lizzy song and is of particular merit. A major proliferation of environmental songs began in the eighties and nineties by bands such as R.E.M. and the like.

Vagabond Of The Western World (Edited Single Version) Thin Lizzy

I could tell you the story of a vagabond A playboy of the western world One day by chance he came upon A fair young maid, a country girl He told her that he loved her And he took all of her silver He told

Saga Of The Ageing Orphan (BBC Radio 1 John Peel Session) Thin Lizzy

Father and I waved goodbye As we went to look Uncle Peter was writing his book And his mama was starting to cook and she's ageing she's ageing We had come in search of one Who evades us all Never heeds

Philomena Thin Lizzy

I've been a wild wild rover Sailed all over the sea But this thing that makes me wonder Has made a fool of me For it took me from my childhood Underneath the stars and skies And I still hear the

Fools Gold (BBC Session 11/10/1976) Thin Lizzy

In the year of the famine When starvation and black death raged across the land There were many driven by their hunger To set sail for the Americas In search of a new life and a new hope Oh but there were

Philomena (BBC Radio 1 John Peel Session) Thin Lizzy

I`ve been a wild wild rover Sailed all over the sea But this thing that makes me wonder Has made a fool of me For it took me from my childhood Underneath the stars and skies And I still hear the

Killer On The Loose Thin Lizzy

name I might be looking for you Wherever you may be For there is something I've got to do to you honey And it's between you and me Now you might think it's fun Or maybe it's a joke But you've got plenty of

Chatting Today Thin Lizzy

I worked for the union and on my very first communion, you know, it never ever, ever, ever worked out right So I spent the night sleepin' on the railway I worked for the foundry and man my mind it nearly

Gonna Creep Up On You (BBC Radio 1 John Peel Session) Thin Lizzy

I'm gonna creep up on you I'm gonna creep up on you I'm gonna creep up on you I'm gonna gonna The writing on the wall showed the scandal Pointed out the victim of the vandal The lady was upset by the angle

Killer On The Loose (Live) Thin Lizzy

I might be looking for you Wherever you may be For there is something I've got to do to you honey And it's between you and me Now you might think it's funny Or maybe it's a joke But you've got plenty of

Dublin Thin Lizzy

After our affair I swore that I'd leave Dublin And in that line I'd left behind The years, the tears, the memories and you In Dublin At the quays friends come and say farewell We'd laugh and joke and smoke

Showdown Thin Lizzy

Johnny Cool was the king He was the leader of the boot boys He`d never cause no trouble In a rumble make some noise He heard about some chick And they way she likes to rock He said Come here

Leave This Town Thin Lizzy

I better keep myself from being busted I better keep myself out of jail 'cause i ain't got a friend to get me trusted That's why my mama sends my money through the mail I've been down on my luck I've been

Showdown (Alternate Version) Thin Lizzy

Johnny Cool was the king He was the leader of the boot boys He`d never cause no trouble In a rumble make some noise He heard about some chick And they way she likes to rock He said Come here honey

Showdown (Alternate Take) Thin Lizzy

Johnny Cool was the king He was the leader of the boot boys He`d never cause no trouble In a rumble make some noise He heard about some chick And they way she likes to rock He said Come here honey

Black Boys On The Corner (BBC Radio 1 John Peel Session) Thin Lizzy

One of the black boys said I need none of your pity It's your mama that don't Like you loose in the city But stick about take note Take a tip take no back lip Come come a little closer Let me see you snap

The Hero And The Madman Thin Lizzy

The hero he rode a white horse Across the desert to where his woman was He'd been riding for four days When he saw the tower where she was locked In the moonlight he left his old steed Near the drawbridge

Cold Sweat Thin Lizzy

I put my money in the suitcase And headed for the big race I felt a chill on my backbone As I hung up the telephone Stone cold sober and stone cold sweat Running down the back of my neck To lose

Cold Sweat (Live) Thin Lizzy

I put my money in the suitcase And headed for the big race I felt a chill on my backbone As I hung up the telephone Stone cold sober and stone cold sweat Running down the back of my neck To lose means

Old Flame Thin Lizzy

There's a girl I'll remember Oh for such a long, long time This girl I'll remember She was an old flame of mine Beneath the stars just sipping wine Young lovers then in summertime I'll always remember

Gonna Creep Up On You Thin Lizzy

I'm gonna creep up on you I'm gonna creep up on you I'm gonna creep up on you I'm gonna gonna The writing on the wall showed the scandal Pointed out the victim of the vandal The lady was upset

Black Boys On The Corner (John Peel Session, 1972) Thin Lizzy

One of the black boys said I need none of your pity It's your mama that don't Like you loose in the city But stick about, take note Take a tip, take no back lip Come come a little closer Let me

Black Boys On The Corner Thin Lizzy

One of the black boys said "I need none of your pity" It's your mama that don't Like you loose in the city But stick about, take note Take a tip, take no back lip Come come a little closer Let me see you

Eire Thin Lizzy

In the land of Eireann Sat the high king Faced with the problems The dreaded vikings Gather all the men folk Speaking the Celtic tongue The land is Eireann The land is young Stands Red O'Donnell Fighting

Downtown Sundown Thin Lizzy

There is nothing planned If you really need him I will understand Please believe in love I believe there is a God above For love And He's coming, yes He's coming If you want to fly Then fly away All the

Downtown Sundown (BBC Radio 1 John Peel Session) Thin Lizzy

freedom There is nothing planned If you really need him I will understand Please believe in love I believe there is a God above for love And He's coming yes He's coming If you want to fly Then fly away All the

King's Vengeance Thin Lizzy

"Down and out in the city Won't you give a boy a break Juvenile on trial before committee Taken all he can take But the king shall have his vengeance Especially on the poor Some say preaching to convert

Saga Of The Ageing Orphan Thin Lizzy

Father and I waved goodbye As we went to look Uncle Peter was writing a book And his mama was starting to cook And shes ageing We had come in search of one Who evades us all Never heeds the call If only

For Those Who Love To Live Thin Lizzy

"Up jumped Jack on the railroad track Said ""I've got to get out of town"" ""It's been really nice knowing you"" ""Hope to see you around"" Oh the boy he could boogie Oh the boy can kick a ball But the

The Friendly Ranger At Clontarf Castle Thin Lizzy

The friendly ranger paused And scooping a bowl of beans Spreading them like stars Falling like justice on different scenes ";I'm damned"; ";Indeed, comrade"; ";I'm being bombed"; And all the people's faces

It's Only Money Thin Lizzy

You don`t believe in love You don`t believe in hatred Put your money in the bank It`s the only way to save it You try to make a buck But you haven`t made a penny You need a little luck But

It's Only Money (Alternate Version) Thin Lizzy

You don`t believe in love You don`t believe in hatred Put your money in the bank It`s the only way to save it You try to make a buck But you haven`t made a penny You need a little luck But

Here I Go Again Thin Lizzy

So we packed our bags and headed for the North sea There was Eric, Brian, Freaky Pete, Charlie, Frankie Lee and me I was feeling homesick but I was in good company We went sailing We came ashore long before