Line 'em Up!
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Line 'em Up!
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Thieves and liars
Abusers and friars
Politicians and scum
Jailbirds and nuns
English cooks
Brigands and crooks
Rascals and rogues
Republican blokes
Bring them out - Assemble before court
Here and now, justice will be heard
Shackled in chains they stand on trial
Tonight there's no denial
We're gonna line 'em up!
Hang 'em high
No compromises
Objection denied
Line 'em up!
Hang 'em high
We're judge and we're jury
By law we decide
Hang, draw and quarter
And leave none alive
Mothers in law
What good are they for
Presidents and kings
What good do they bring
Makers of rules
Let's kick out the fools
By our decree
You will be set free
Bring them out - Assemble before court
Here and now, justice will be heard
Shackled in chains they stand on trial
Tonight there's no denial
We're gonna line 'em up!
Hang 'em high
No compromises
Objection denied
Line 'em up!
Hang 'em high
We're judge and we're jury
By law we decide
Hang, draw and quarter
And leave none alive
All attending our judgement is nigh
The verdict shall not be undone
By the law we sentence you to die
Now line up and let it be done
We're gonna line 'em up!
Hang 'em high
No compromises
Objection denied
Line 'em up!
Hang 'em high
We're judge and we're jury
By law we decide
Hang, draw and quarter
And leave none alive
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