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Last House In Our Street
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Last House In Our Street
Last Night I Had A Happy Dream
Legion Of The Rearguard
Let Erin Remember
Let The People Sing
Lid Of My Granny's Bin
Limb Of The Law,The
Little Drummer Boy
London's Derry
Lonely Woods Of Upton
Long Held In Chains
Long Kesh
Long March To Derry,The
Loughall Ambush,The
Lough Sheelin Eviction
Mairéad Farrell
Man From God-Knows-Where,The
Man From Mullingar
Man From The Daily Mail,The
Martin Hurson
Masters Of War
McElwee's Farewell
McVerry's Men
Meet Me At The Pillar
Memory Of The Dead,The
Men Behind The Wire
Men Of Easter Week
Men Of '81
Men Of The West
Merry Ploughboy
Michael Divine
Michael Collins
Michael Dwyer
Minstrel Boy,The
Mountains Of Pomeroy,The
Mrs.McGrath
Murray And McDonald
My Father Once Said To Me
My Heart Is In Ireland
My Last Farewell
My Little Armalite
My Old Man
My Youngest Son Came Home Today

Last House In Our Street
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The last house in our street is the one we are living in
Throw the ball against the wall and back to me
All the other windows have concrete curtains
Open up your eyes and tell me what you see.

The flowers in our garden are made of bricks and broken glass
Throw the ball against the wall and back to me
And ´round the back we´re growing an outside toilet
Open up your eyes and tell me what you see.

Wee Albert Mooney was blinded by a petrol bomb
Throw the ball against the wall and back to me
The bomber said, we´re sorry, it must have been an accident
Open up your eyes and tell me what you see.

A big rubber bullet killed little Johnny Morrisey
Throw the ball against the wall and back to me
A policeman fired it, it must have been an accident
Open up your eyes and tell me what you see.

God made the world, and Belfast is part of it
Throw the ball against the wall and back to me
Sometimes I wonder if Belfast was an accident
Open up your eyes and tell me what you see.

There´s a wall, there is, between us and them, there is
Throw the ball against the wall and back to me
Is there anyone can tell me that they didn´t help in building it
Open up your eyes and tell me what you see.

But the eyes of the world have concrete curtains
Throw the ball against the wall and back to me
Would you tear down the wall, would you open up the windows
Would you open up your eyes and tell me what you see.