Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Interterror
Canonical path: /interterror/ira
Related lyric paths: 2
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I.r.a.
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I.r.a.
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¡La reina va a hablar!
A los irlandeses les gusta la opresion
Nosotros les ayudamos con nuestra ocupacion
Ejercito en las calles muertes inocentes
Policia represiva, tradiciones muy inglesas
Mira como rien los muertos al sol
Enseñan los dientes, que han podrido sus labios
Que mas se puede pedir para unos esclavos
En Irlanda, en Inglaterra
Dios salve a la reina
¡La reina ha hablado!
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