Some Say The Devil Is Dead - The Young Wolfe Tones

[Chorus]
Some say, "The Devil is dead, the Devil is dead, the Devil is dead",
Some say, "The Devil is dead and buried in Killarney",
More say, "He rose again," more say, "He rose again",
More say, "He rose again and joined the British army."

[Verse]
Feed the pigs and milk the cow, milk the cow, milk the cow,
Feed the pigs and milk the cow and early in the morning,
Tuck your leg up, Paddy, dear, Paddy, dear, I'm over here,
Tuck your leg up, Paddy dear, it's time to stop your yawning.

[Chorus]
Some say, "The Devil is dead, the Devil is dead, the Devil is dead",
Some say, "The Devil is dead and buried in Killarney",
More say, "He rose again," more say, "He rose again",
More say, "He rose again and joined the British army."

[Verse]
My man is six foot tall, he's six foot tall, he's six foot tall,
My man is six foot tall, he likes his sugar candy,
He goes to bed at six o'clock, goes to bed at six o'clock,
Goes to bed at six o'clock, he's lazy, fat and bandy.

[Chorus]
Some say, "The Devil is dead, the Devil is dead, the Devil is dead",
Some say, "The Devil is dead and buried in Killarney",
More say, "He rose again," more say, "He rose again",
More say, "He rose again and joined the British army."

[Refrain]
Diddly-i-dil dum-di-da, dil diddly da di dum di da,
Diddly-i-dil dum-di-da, dil diddly di-dil dum di do,
Diddly-i-dil dum-di-da, dil diddly da di dum di da,
Diddly-i-dil dum-di-da, dil diddly di-dil dum di do.

[Verse]
The wife, she bought a hairy thing, a hairy thing, a hairy thing,
The wife, she bought a hairy thing, while in the town last Monnday,
She bought it in the furrier shop, bought it in the furrier shop,
Bought it in the furrier shop, it's going back on Monday.

[Chorus]
Some say, "The Devil is dead, the Devil is dead, the Devil is dead",
Some say, "The Devil is dead and buried in Killarney",
More say, "He rose again," more say, "He rose again",
More say, "He rose again and joined the British army."

[Chorus]
Some say, "The Devil is dead, the Devil is dead, the Devil is dead",
Some say, "The Devil is dead and buried in Killarney",
More say, "He rose again," more say, "He rose again",
More say, "He rose again and joined the British army.".