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Artist: 30 Odd Foot of Grunts
Canonical path: /30-odd-foot-of-grunts/mr-harris
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Mr. Harris
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Mr. Harris
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Mr. Harris take the field
And play the 16th man
We'll sing of Athenrae
And you'll do all you can
For the green
The glorious green
The emerald green
Of Irelands pride
We'll take the fight
We'll never yield
For Irish sons have Irish hearts
And Mr. Harris, Mr. Harris take the field
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