The Irish freedom fighters, boys, have fought in hill and glen,
From Tone through Pearse and Connolly and our brave H-Block men,
MacSwiney taught them how to die, with pride their hearts did swell,
In England's concentration camps, in that dark H-block cell.

Fight on you Irish volunteers for victory is sure,
In battle or internment camp your courage will endure,
They will never take your dignity, though naked, starved and pale,
In England's concentration camps, in that dark H-block cell,
In England's concentration camps, in that dark H-block cell.