Title: The Sam SongTime: 4/4Verse 1Well I Have Been A Provo Now For 15 Years Or MoreWith Armalites And Mortorbombs I Thought I Knew The ScoreBut Now We Have A Weapon We've Never Used BeforeThe Brits Are Looking Worried And They're Going To Worry MoreChorusTiocfaidh Ar Lá, Sing Up The RaSam Missiles In The SkyVerse 2I Started Off With Petrol Bombs And Throwing Bricks And StonesWith A Hundred More Lads Like Me I Never Was AloneBut Soon I Learned That Bricks And Stones Won't Drive The Brits AwayIt Wasn't Long Before I Joined The I.r.a.ChorusTiocfaidh Ar Lá, Sing Up The RaSam Missiles In The SkyVerse 3Then There Came Internment In The Year Of '71The Brits Thought We Were Beaten, That We Were On The RunOn That Early August Morning They Kicked In Our DoorBut For Every Man They Took Away, They Missed A Hundred MoreChorusTiocfaidh Ar Lá, Sing Up The RaSam Missiles In The SkyVerse 4I Spent Eight Years In The Cages, I Had Time To Think And PlanFor Though They Locked Away A Boy, I Walked Away A ManAnd There's Only One Thing I Learned While In Their Cell I LayThe Brits Will Never Leave Us, Until They're Blown AwayChorusTiocfaidh Ar Lá, Sing Up The RaSam Missiles In The SkyVerse 5All Through The Days Of Hunger Strike I Watched My Comrades DieWhile In The Streets Of Belfast You Could Hear The Women CryI Can't Forget The Massacre That Friday At LoughgallI Salute My Fallen Comrades, As I Watch The Choppers FallChorusTiocfaidh Ar Lá, Sing Up The RaSam Missiles In The SkyOutro / Final ChorusTiocfaidh Ar Lá, Sing Up The RaSam Missiles In The Sky