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The people of Ireland they mourn once again,
A young volunteer from the Creggan he came,
On the thirteenth December the year '94
Pól Edward Kinsella passed through heaven's doors.

[Chorus]
Kinsella, Kinsella, remember him well,
This young volunteer they put him through hell,
And remember the price these young volunteers pay,
To ensure that our country has freedom one day,
To ensure that this country has freedom one day.

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With armed guards thеy kept him chained to his bed,
Although hе lay dying no compassion they showed him,
When they paraded his family no respect did they show,
How these thugs sleep at night? Christ I never will know.

He left behind Cathy and Michaela so young,
Your Daddy, your sister and brothers and mom,
Your friends in the Crumlin and those dark H-Block cells,
We will all meet in heaven while the Brits go to hell.

[Chorus]
Kinsella, Kinsella, remember him well,
This young volunteer they put him through hell,
And remember the price these young volunteers pay,
To ensure that this country has freedom one day,
To ensure that our country has freedom one day.

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They refused Pat McLaughlin compassionate parole,
For his dying mother would not let him console,
They laughed in the faces of the Louges in their grief,
But their deeds will unite us and see their defeat.

The Derry Brigade fired a volley of shots,
A final salute to a comrade they lost,
But the memory young Pól will have evermore,
It will help us remove this Brit scum from our shores.

[Chorus]
Kinsella, Kinsella, remember him well,
This young volunteer they put him through hell,
And remember the price these young volunteers pay,
To ensure that our country has freedom one day,
To ensure that this country has freedom one day.