[Chorus]
Go on home, British soldiers, go on home,
Have you got no bloody homes of your own?
For eight hundred years, we've fought you without fear,
And we'll fight you for eight hundred more.

[Verse]
The soldiers took the streets in Sixty-Nine,
To protect the people at that time,
In Derry and Belfast, but the peace, it did not last,
You were shooting people down and wrecking homes.

[Chorus]
So go on home, British soldiers, go on home,
Have you got no bloody homes of your own?
For eight hundred years, we've fought you without fear,
And we'll fight you for eight hundred more.

[Verse]
We're not Saxons, we're not English, we're not Brits,
We're Irish and we are proud of it,
So, stick your Union Jack, we want our country back,
We want to see old Ireland free once more.

[Chorus]
So go on home, British soldiers, go on home,
Have you got no bloody homes of your own?
For eight hundred years, we've fought you without fear,
And we'll fight you for eight hundred more.

[Verse]
Now remember Operation Motorman,
And the barricades came down across the land,
You were shooting people dead with your plastic and your lead,
And you took the side of Stormont in the end.

[Chorus]
So go on home, British soldiers, go on home,
Have you got no bloody homes of your own?
For eight hundred years, we've fought you without fear,
And we'll fight you for eight hundred more.

[Verse]
If you stay, British soldiers, if you stay,
You'll never ever beat the IRA,
For the fourteen men in Derry are the last that you will bury,
And take a trip and leave us all alone.

[Chorus]
So go on home, British soldiers, go on home,
Have you got no bloody homes of your own?
For eight hundred years, we've fought you without fear,
And we'll fight you for eight hundred more.
Yes we'll fight you for eight hundred more.