Stan Rogers - House of orange

^AmI took back ^Gmy hand, and^F I showed him t^Che door No dollar of ^Ammine would I ^Dmpart with this d^Fay For f^Cueling the e^Amngine of a b^Floody cruel ^Cwar In my ^Amforefathers' ^Fhome far aw^Gay;

Who f^Amled the first f^Gamine wearing a^Fll that they ^Cowned Were called n^Amavigators, all r^Dmagged and t^Forn, And ^Cbuilt the grand ^Amtrunk here, and f^Found a new h^Come Wher^Amever their ch^Gildren were b^Corn.

Their ^Amsons have no p^Golitics. ^FNone can rec^Call Allegiance from ^Amlong gener^Dmations bef^Fore O'thi^Cs or O't^Amhat name can't m^Fatter at a^Cll. Or ^Ambe cause enou^Fgh for to w^Gar.

And^Am meanwhile, my b^Gabies are sa^Ffe in their h^Come Unlike their pale ^Amcousins who c^Dmower and cr^Fy While kn^Ceecappers na^Amil their poor d^Fads to the f^Cloor And ^Amteach them to^G hate and to ^Cdie.

It'^Ams those cruel b^Geggars who s^Fpurn the fair c^Coin The peace for their ^Amkids they could ^Dmtake at their wi^Fll: Since the d^Cay old king ^AmBilly prev^Failed at the B^Coyne They've ^Ambombed and they've m^Faimed and they've k^Gilled.

Now they ^Amcry out for ^Gmoney, and w^Fail at the doo^Cr But home rule or re^Ampublic, 'tis ^Dmall of it sh^Fame; And a^C curse for us h^Amere who want no^Fthing of w^Car. We'r^Ame kindred in ^Gnothing but n^Came.

All^Am rights and all ^Gwrongs have long s^Fince blown a^Cway, For causes are a^Amshes where ch^Dmildren lie sl^Fain. Yet the d^Camned U.D^Am.L. and the ^Fcruel I.R.^CA. Will t^Amomorrow go mu^Frdering aga^Gin.

But^Am no penny of^G mine will I^F add to the fra^Cy "Remembe^Amr the Boyne" ^Dmthey will cr^Fy out in vain, For I^C've given my^Am heart to the p^Flace I was b^Corn And forg^Amiven the w^Fhole House of O^Grange; King B^Amilly and the w^Ghole House of O^Crange.