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The Beat of an Irish Heart The time is not for I to see, With Glens of Antrim at the core of me. A thought will pass and go on by, A sunny side, a searing sky, With angels dancing in castles green, This land of ours needs a noble deed. A people strong but oh how we grieve The beat of an Irish heart In the beat of an Irish heart Where the rhythm is slow Where the postman once went In a town gone by Where many once walked by. And memories are made On every pavement laid So when we walk on cobbled stone Stop for laughter share a tale Sometime, somewhere, maybe someone.... sees. The beat of
an Irish heart In the beat of an Irish heart Fear grips, Good versus evil For Good will prevail As sure as the sail that crosses the ocean The sky's not black; today it's blue, Deep blue, shimmering nightly blue. The beat of this Irish heart In the beat of this Irish heart Written by Maurice Lennon |