Bullhead

The Rumjacks

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[Verse 1]

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The scraps lay scattered on the floor
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70 days had been ignored
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The people wake as a martyr goes to sleep
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His figure frail of 7 stone
Em
A fire fights beneath his bones
G               D              Em
"I will not die after you bury me"

[Chorus]

     G                        D                     Em
If my will is the wind, then I will die willing and free
     G                        D                     Em
If my will is the wind, then I will die willing and free

[Verse 2]

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A poet and a scholar of his day
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Commandant of the Cork Brigade
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His friends and foes revered him just the same
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The crown then feared his influence
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His threatening wit and intellect
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So they locked him up in a Brixton prison cage

[Chorus]

   G              D                  Em
No tank or gun or brick or bullet or stone
      G            D             Em
Could turn a rebel mind on their own

[Bridge]

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"Should my death do more than my release
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Then let me die in chains
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If it brings the enemy to his knees
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It's not who can inflict the most
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But who can most endure
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That in 100 years will see their children free"

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[Verse 3]

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1920, Hallow's Eve
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100 000 filled the streets
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A procession flowed beside the river Lee
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A nation lost her rebel son
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But the bells of freedom would be rung
    G                   D               Em
The truce was signed in nineteen twenty one

[Chorus]

        G                   D               Em
And the cheers of the world would echo from afar
G             D             Em
Never underestimate a rebel heart

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[Verse 4]

Em
The scraps lay scattered on the floor
Em
70 days had been ignored
G                  D                Em
The people wake as a martyr goes to sleep
Em
His figure frail of 7 stone
Em
A fire fights beneath his bones
G               D              Em
"I will not die after you bury me"

[Chorus]

     G                        D                     Em
If my will is the wind, then I will die willing and free
     G                        D                     Em
If my will is the wind, then I will die willing and free
         G                        D                     Em
And if my will is the wind, then I will die willing and free
     G                        D                     Em
If my will is the wind, then I will die willing and free