Irish Song Lyrics 
from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
Bhoys against Bhigotry 
If you come from Belfast Town, Derry City, County Down The Calton Tullygally, or from Bray You can come along and see Bhoys against Bhigotry but don't you sing 'Boys of the old Brigade' 
Cos Fergus he said no, these tunes will have to go These Rebel songs no longer can be played So we've made our self's a pact, to polish up our act So don't you sing 'Boys of the old Brigade' 
You can sing of big Jock Brown, against the Famine and the Crown 'The Fields of Athenry' just makes the grade You can sing Glen Daly's tone and 'you'll never walk alone' But don't you sing 'Boys of the old Brigade' 
The campaign's under way, Pete McLean has had a say A loyalist through and through it has been said He has made a lot of cash, as hides his Orange Sash And he doesn't know 'Boys of the old Brigade' 
So it's no more Crossmaglen, Up the Ra, or Fenian men 'Sean Sabhat of Garryowen' must not be played 'The broad black brimmer' has to go, 'Take it down' and 'Say hello' And don't you sing 'Boys of the old Brigade' 
So children, Mums and Dads, do not sing ' where are the lads Who stood with me when history was made' And don't sing old 'Gra mo croiddhe'and how you long to see To see the 'Boys of the old brigade'
 (Copyrights reserved) Charlie and the Bhoys