Luyện nghe bài hát Famine Reynolds Extended Mix

(O'Connor, Clayton, Simenon, Reynolds)

[The extended version of "Famine", released in 1995, from the "Famine"]

is more in us than we know about. The famine, which happened 150 years ago.
It lifetimes at most. Things that happen than were handed on from father
to son, from to daughter, down to this day. They are within us now, and we
don deal with them. And it seems to me, this is what interesting a lot
of Irish music now, that it is the carrier for kind of feeling, and for this
kind of emotion, that we no other expression for it because politically we
deny it, intellectually we it. Our literature ....... doesn deal with this,
our sentiment doesn deal with this. But music, it in the music, it to me.
The can actually carry those things in al kinds of visible ways, in gesture,
in movement, in language, in and in music.

Okay, I want to about Ireland
I want to talk about the "famine"
About the fact that never really was one
was no "famine"
See people were only allowed to eat potatoes
All of the food, meat, fish, vegetables,
were shipped out of the country under armed
To England while the Irish people
And in the middle of all this
They gave us not to teach our children Irish
And so we our history
And is what I think is still hurting me

You see we're like a that's been battered
Has to itself out of it's head because it's frightened
Still all the painful feelings
But they lose contact the memory
And leads to massive self-destruction
Alcoholism, drug
All desperate attempts at
And in worst form
Becomes actual
And if ever is gonna be healing
has to be remembering
And grieving
So that then can be forgiving
has to be knowledge and understanding

All the people
Where do all come from
All the people
Where do they all

An American army
you mustn't kill more than ten percent of a nation
'Cos to do so causes "psychological damage"
It's not permanent but they didn't that
Anyway during the "famine"
We lost a lot more than 10% of our
Through deaths on or on ships of emigration
But what broke us is not starvation
No it's use in the of our education
School go on "Black 47"
On and on about "The famine"
But they don't say is in truth
There never was one

All the people
do they all come from
All the lonely
where do they all

So let's a look can we
The highest statistics of child in the EEC
And we say we're a Christian
But we've lost contact our history
See we used to God as a mother
We're suffering from post traumatic disorder
at all our old men in the pubs
Look at all our people on drugs
We to worship God as a mother
Now look at what we're to each other
We've even killers of ourselves
The most child-like trusting people in the
And is what's wrong with us
Our history books the parent figures to us
I see the
As a race a child
That got smashed in the face
And if ever is gonna be healing
has to be remembering
And grieving
So that then can be forgiving
has to be knowledge and understanding

All the people
Where do they all come
All the lonely
Where do all belong
All the people
Where do all come from
(That I can you in one word)
All the lonely
do they all belong

And if there is gonna be healing
has to be remembering
And then
So that there can be forgiving
There has to be knowledge and

And if there is gonna be healing
There has to be
And grieving
So there then can be forgiving
has to be knowledge and understanding

We stand on the of a great achievement
In Ireland there is no solution
To be found to our
By shooting other

of our tradition everyone here knows who he is
and what God him to do

Forgiveness,

Yes
And

Equate, be


Yes
And

(repeat the above times)