BARLEYCORN- - - boys of the old brigade

[saoirse2011]

i dont come from a council estate

sorry about that, you are entitled to your opinion, please ignore my previous rant.

[mike61254]

ooooo!!!!! ill comment where i want im only getting my view across which im titled too, sorry i touched a NERVE.oh and i dont come from a council estate?

[saoirse2011]

You are ignorant of your history( but no surprise there) you really need to upgade your educational status before you comment here,otherwise crawl back to the chav infested council estate where you were spawned.

[mike61254]

i dont think so,its simple just come out and fight? like doh

.

[saoirse2011]

mike61254 LoL you just described the SAS tactics, hit and run LOL

[mike61254]

like ya tunes though suppose ya good for something LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mike61254]

call yourselfs an army? real armys come out and fight! you ira are just pure terrorists get back in ya cave like bin lardin.show ya face so we call sniper them off.

[mike61254]

call yourselfs an army? real armys come out and fight! you ira are just pure terrorists get back in ya cave like bin lardin.show ya face so we call sniper them off.

[darrin42]

IS IT BARLEY....IS IT CORN...I JUST CANT TELL!!!! Some song

[muintir]

Correction...Paddy did write the "Men Behind the wire" I know this as I worked with him back in the late 60S

[catalpa]

Written by Paddy McGuigan from The Barleycorn,

Great version

[bloodandsnatters]

Is that the same Fella that wrote,

The men behind the wire?

[catalpa]

Yes, he wrote 'Irish Soldier Laddie, and Bring Them Home, too along with heaps of other Ballads

[carnmore123456789]

did the price sisters not write bring them home?

[lreland1]

Nope, he wrote that about the Price sisters. Paddy also wrote/re-wrote/adapted Freedom Walk, Behind the Barricades, Carlingford Bay, Glen of Aherloe (adapted), Sing Irishmen sing (re-wrote), Songs of Ireland and almost unknown (as it was never released) Brave Unitedmen. Paddy is also the singer here in this song which was recorded live at the embankment in 1972, three years after the song was written.

[carnmore123456789]

thanks mate