some say the devil is dead the devil is dead the devil is dead some say the devil is dead and buried in killarney more say he rose again more say he rose again more say he rose again and joined the british army feed the pigs and milk the cow milk the cow milk the cow feed the pigs and milk the cow so early in the morning tuck your leg up paddy dear paddy dear i m over here tuck your leg up paddy dear it s time to stop your yawning some say the devil is dead the devil is dead the devil is dead some say the devil is dead and buried in killarney more say he rose again more say he rose again more say he rose again and joined the british army katie she is tall and thin tall and thin tall and thin katie she is tall and thin she likes a drop of brandy drinks it in the bed at night drinks it in the bed at night drinks it in the bed at night it makes her nice and randy some say the devil is dead the devil is dead the devil is dead some say the devil is dead and buried in killarney more say he rose again more say he rose again more say he rose again and joined the british army my man is six foot tall six foot tall six foot tall my man is six foot tall he likes his sugar candy goes to bed at six o clock goes to bed at six o clock goes to bed at six o clock he s lazy fat and dandy some say the devil is dead the devil is dead the devil is dead some say the devil is dead and buried in killarney more say he rose again more say he rose again more say he rose again and joined the british army my wife she has a hairy thing a hairy thing a hairy thing my wife she has a hairy thing she showed it to me sunday she bought it in the furrier shop bought it in the furrier shop bought it in the furrier shop it s going back on monday some say the devil is dead the devil is dead the devil is dead some say the devil is dead and buried in killarney more say he rose again more say he rose again more say he rose again and joined the british army
['celtic', 'irish folk']