Key signature: Cmajor
Submitted on July 8th 2008 by jakep.
This tune has been added to 3 tunebooks.
Also known as 20 Men From Dublin, 20 Men From Dublin Town, Twenty Men From Dublin March, Twenty Men From Dublin Town.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: Twenty Men From Dublin
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: barndance
K: Cmaj
|: G3A G2c2 | e3d c4 | A3B/c/ dcBA | G8 |
G3A G2c2 | e3d c4 | d3e fdBG |1 c8 :|2 c3G/A/ Bcde |]
|: f2e2 d2G2 | e2d2 c4 | A3B/c/ dcBA | G8 |
G3A G2c2 | e3d c4 | d3e fdBG | c8 :|
Twenty Men From Dublin
This is a march not a barndance.
Learnt from the playing of the Gallowglass Ceili Band.
# Posted on July 8th 2008 by jakep
"Twenty Men from Dublin Town" by Arthur Griffith
Twenty men from Dublin Town,
Riding on the mountain side,
Fearless of the Saxon frown,
Twenty brothers true and tried.
Blood flows in the city streets,
There the green is lying low,
Here the emerald standard greets
Eyes alike of friend and foe.
CHORUS:
Fly the city, brothers tried,
Join us on the mountain side;
Where we’ve England’s power defied
Twenty men from Dublin town.
Twenty men from Dublin town,
Full of love and full of hate
Oh! our chief, our Tone, is down,
Hand of God, avenge his fate.
Joy is where’er we meet
Redcoats on the mountain track
Ah! as deer they must be fleet
If they get to Dublin back.
CHORUS
Twenty men from Dublin town,
Every night around the fire
Brimming methers toss we down
To our Captain, Michael Dwyer.
Sláinte, Michael, brave and true,
Then there rings the wild ‘Hurrah!’
As we drink dear land to you,
Eire, sláinte geal go bráth.
CHORUS
# Posted on July 10th 2008 by ceolachan
"Twenty Men From Dublin Town" ~ other keys and other ways
X: 2
T: Twenty Men From Dublin Town
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: march
K: Gmaj
|: D3 E D2 G | B3 A G4 | E3 F AGFE | D8 |
D3 E D2 G | B3 A G4 | A3 B cAFD |[1 G8 :|[2 G4- GD G/A/B ||
|: c2 B2 A2 D2 | B3 A G4 | E3 F AGFE | D8 |
D3 E D2 G | B3 A G4 | A3 B dcAF | G8 :|
X: 3
T: Twenty Men From Dublin Town
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: march
K: Dmaj
|: FG |\
A3 B A2 d2 | f3 e d3 A | B2 cd edcB | A4- AE E/F/G |
A2 AB ADFA | f>gfe d4 | e3 f agec | d6 :|
|: d/e/f |\
g3 f e2 A2 | a3 g f2 d2 | B2 B/c/d edcB | A6 E/F/G |
A2 AB AFAd | f3 e d3 d | e2 ef g/f/e cA | d6 :|
# Posted on July 11th 2008 by ceolachan