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Oh it is the biggest mix-up that you ever seen
My father he was and me mother she was green

Oh my was an Ulsterman, proud Protestant was he
Me mother was a Catholic girl, from Cork was she
were married in two churches, lived happily enough
Until the day I was born and things got rather tough

Oh it is the biggest that you have ever seen
My father he was orange and me she was green

Baptized by Riley, I was rushed away by car
To be made a little Orangeman, my father's shining
I was christened David Anthony, but still in of that
To my father I was William while me called me Pat

Oh it is the biggest mix-up you have ever seen
My father he was orange and me mother she was

With mother every Sunday to mass I'd stroll
Then after that the lodge would try to save my soul
For both sides tried to claim me, but I was because
I played the flute or played the harp, where I was

Oh it is the biggest that you have ever seen
My father he was orange and me mother she was

Now when I'd sing rebel songs, much to me mother's joy,
My father would jump and say "Look would you me boy.
That's quite of that lot", he'd then toss me a coin.
And he'd me sing the Orange Flute or the Heroes of The Boyne

Oh it is the biggest that you have ever seen
My father he was and me mother she was green

One day me relations came round to visit me
Just as my father's kinfolk were all sittin' to tea
We tried to smooth things over, but they all to fight
And me being strictly neutral, I bashed everyone in

Oh it is the biggest mix-up that you have ever
My father he was orange and me she was green

Now my parents never could agree about my of school
My learning was all done at home, that's why I'm a fool
They both passed on, god rest them, but left me caught
That awful problem of the orange and the green

Oh it is the biggest that you have ever seen
My father he was and me mother she was green

Yes it is the biggest that you have ever seen
My he was orange and me mother she was green
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