| Song | Young Ned Of The Hill - Live version |
| Artist | The Pogues |
| Album | Streams Of Whiskey: Live In Leysin, Switzerland 1991 |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Kavana, Woods | |
| Have you ever walked the lonesome hills | |
| And heard the curlews cry | |
| Or seen the raven black as night | |
| Upon a windswept sky | |
| To walk the purple heather | |
| And hear the westwind cry | |
| To know that's where the rapparee must die | |
| Since Cromwell pushed us westward | |
| To live our lowly lives | |
| There's some of us have deemed to fight | |
| From Tipperary mountains high | |
| Noble men with wills of iron | |
| Who are not afraid to die | |
| Who'll fight with gaelic honour held on high | |
| A curse upon you Oliver Cromwell | |
| You who raped our Motherland | |
| I hope you're rotting down in hell | |
| For the horrors that you sent | |
| To our misfortunate forefathers | |
| Whom you robbed of their birthright | |
| 'To hell or Connaught' may you burn in hell tonight | |
| Of one such man I'd like to speak | |
| A rapparee by name and deed | |
| His family dispossessed and slaughtered | |
| They put a price upon his head | |
| His name is known in song and story | |
| His deeds are legends still | |
| And murdered for blood money | |
| Was young Ned of the hill | |
| You have robbed our homes and fortunes | |
| Even drove us from our land | |
| You tried to break our spirit | |
| But you'll never understand | |
| The love of dear old Ireland | |
| That will forge an iron will | |
| As long as there are gallant men | |
| Like young Ned of the hill | |
| A curse upon you Oliver Cromwell | |
| You who raped our Motherland | |
| I hope you're rotting down in hell | |
| For the horrors that you sent | |
| To our misfortunate forefathers | |
| Whom you robbed of their birthright | |
| 'To hell or Connaught' may you burn in hell tonight |
| zuo ci : Kavana, Woods | |
| Have you ever walked the lonesome hills | |
| And heard the curlews cry | |
| Or seen the raven black as night | |
| Upon a windswept sky | |
| To walk the purple heather | |
| And hear the westwind cry | |
| To know that' s where the rapparee must die | |
| Since Cromwell pushed us westward | |
| To live our lowly lives | |
| There' s some of us have deemed to fight | |
| From Tipperary mountains high | |
| Noble men with wills of iron | |
| Who are not afraid to die | |
| Who' ll fight with gaelic honour held on high | |
| A curse upon you Oliver Cromwell | |
| You who raped our Motherland | |
| I hope you' re rotting down in hell | |
| For the horrors that you sent | |
| To our misfortunate forefathers | |
| Whom you robbed of their birthright | |
| ' To hell or Connaught' may you burn in hell tonight | |
| Of one such man I' d like to speak | |
| A rapparee by name and deed | |
| His family dispossessed and slaughtered | |
| They put a price upon his head | |
| His name is known in song and story | |
| His deeds are legends still | |
| And murdered for blood money | |
| Was young Ned of the hill | |
| You have robbed our homes and fortunes | |
| Even drove us from our land | |
| You tried to break our spirit | |
| But you' ll never understand | |
| The love of dear old Ireland | |
| That will forge an iron will | |
| As long as there are gallant men | |
| Like young Ned of the hill | |
| A curse upon you Oliver Cromwell | |
| You who raped our Motherland | |
| I hope you' re rotting down in hell | |
| For the horrors that you sent | |
| To our misfortunate forefathers | |
| Whom you robbed of their birthright | |
| ' To hell or Connaught' may you burn in hell tonight |
| zuò cí : Kavana, Woods | |
| Have you ever walked the lonesome hills | |
| And heard the curlews cry | |
| Or seen the raven black as night | |
| Upon a windswept sky | |
| To walk the purple heather | |
| And hear the westwind cry | |
| To know that' s where the rapparee must die | |
| Since Cromwell pushed us westward | |
| To live our lowly lives | |
| There' s some of us have deemed to fight | |
| From Tipperary mountains high | |
| Noble men with wills of iron | |
| Who are not afraid to die | |
| Who' ll fight with gaelic honour held on high | |
| A curse upon you Oliver Cromwell | |
| You who raped our Motherland | |
| I hope you' re rotting down in hell | |
| For the horrors that you sent | |
| To our misfortunate forefathers | |
| Whom you robbed of their birthright | |
| ' To hell or Connaught' may you burn in hell tonight | |
| Of one such man I' d like to speak | |
| A rapparee by name and deed | |
| His family dispossessed and slaughtered | |
| They put a price upon his head | |
| His name is known in song and story | |
| His deeds are legends still | |
| And murdered for blood money | |
| Was young Ned of the hill | |
| You have robbed our homes and fortunes | |
| Even drove us from our land | |
| You tried to break our spirit | |
| But you' ll never understand | |
| The love of dear old Ireland | |
| That will forge an iron will | |
| As long as there are gallant men | |
| Like young Ned of the hill | |
| A curse upon you Oliver Cromwell | |
| You who raped our Motherland | |
| I hope you' re rotting down in hell | |
| For the horrors that you sent | |
| To our misfortunate forefathers | |
| Whom you robbed of their birthright | |
| ' To hell or Connaught' may you burn in hell tonight |