Saint Patrick's Day
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Saint Patrick's Day
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Escape from the slavery
From the villain he ran for his life
Left the island far behind
To study the heavenly might
Many lessons yet to be learned
But he would return
Rise up to meet his fate
To cast the druids away
Sent from the God above
A weapon to teach heathens pray
Many worship his name
Got his portrait in frame
Now listen to me, it is more than a tale
In times of rage and fury
You are the pride and glory
The world is mad it has gone insane
When stormy night keeps roaring
I hear the spirits calling
We'll meet again along the way
Saint patrick's day
Life is a clever path
A riddle of good versus bad
Friends turn to enemies
This breakdown makes me so sad
All these wars and we never learned
Shall he return?
Guess it's built on a lie
Not a heavenly sign
What can I do?
I just cry out your name
Many worship his name
Got his portrait in frame
Now listen to me, it is more than a tale
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Civil War performs "Saint Patrick's Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Civil War catalog on LyroVerse.
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