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Artist: Donovan
Canonical path: /donovan/celtic-rock
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Celtic Rock
Read Celtic Rock lyrics by Donovan on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Celtic Rock
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Ye sons of Britain
Who once were free
Ye now are slaves to factory
Those who walk the path of mole
Expect in time to kill thy soul
Look
Down in the wood in the murky gloom
Trolls go marching two by two
Down through the cave and the mouth of doom
Down, down, down in the gloom, gloom, gloom
Hey kala ho kala ho la jai
But look
Who should come by the mountain way
Young Finn Hanley
A lute he play
Clothed in scarlet livery
All wide eyed in the bright noon day
Tiree tiraloo tiraloo I ay
Creative intelligence has been crushed
By industrial uniformity?
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Donovan performs "Celtic Rock", and this lyric page sits inside the Donovan catalog on LyroVerse.
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