Dancing At The Crossroads Lyrics And Chords - Wexford Hurling Song
6/8- The Wild Swans. Written by Paul Bell and Brendan Wade. This song is all about Wexford winning the all Ireland hurling final of 1996.This is a request for Matthew Wickham who is a big Wexford fan. The guitar chords are by Marc Fahrbach. Return to the Hurling And Football Gaelic songs .
Well I remember as a young boy
The beginning of september
We were standing at the station
Waiting for a train.
There was priests and christian brothers
There was nuns and reverend mothers
There was guards and drunks and others
But everyone was just the same
Well they came from Enniscorthy
From New Ross and Ferns and Gorey
There was busses from Bunclody
There was horses, carts and all
And when they steped out on the platform
They were shouting and screaming
And as they carried Larry Murphy
He looked twenty-five feet tall
So whats the story Martin Storey
Now Wexford’s really bound for glory
And when at last the cup was lifted
They said we brought it home for you
Chorus
We were dancing at the crossroads,
In the shadow of a bomfire
Underneath the silver moon light
We were singing until dawn,
We were dancing at the crossroads,
With the poteen and the porter,
Dancing jigs and reels and polkas
Until the early morn –
In every bar down on the main street
They were hanging from the rafters
And they sang the boys of Wexford
Like it was going out of style
All the bingo halls were empty
And all the Masses finished early
Sure no one ever saw the likes of
Since the time of JFK
And when we look at young Ogorman
And through the mid field he was stormin
And then the Cusack Stand erupted
When he scored from 60 yards
Chorus
And I think of George O’Connor
So many said he was a goner
But when he stood up in the Hogan
I even saw an old man cry
Chorus
Damian Fitzhenry, Ger Cush, Sean Flood,
Rod Guiney , Liam Dunn,
Colm Kehoe, Billy Byrne,
Martin Storey John OConner,
Tom Dempsey, George O'Connor,
Adrian Fenlon and
Larry O'Gorman,
Rory McCarthy, Larry Murphy, Garry Laffan,
Eamon Scallan ,Dave Guiney ,
Declan Ruth, Jim Byrne,
Shean Carley, Paul Finn,
Tom Kehoe, are the team,
and the man that dared to dream his
name was Liam Griffin
Seamus Kavanagh,Joe Kerns,MJ Reck
and all the rest the brave young men of 96
will be remembered with the best
Rackard, Quickley, Wheeler, Doran,
Buggy, Murphy, Nolan, Flood
And the names I can't recall
Wexforc heroes one and all
The beginning of september
We were standing at the station
Waiting for a train.
There was priests and christian brothers
There was nuns and reverend mothers
There was guards and drunks and others
But everyone was just the same
Well they came from Enniscorthy
From New Ross and Ferns and Gorey
There was busses from Bunclody
There was horses, carts and all
And when they steped out on the platform
They were shouting and screaming
And as they carried Larry Murphy
He looked twenty-five feet tall
So whats the story Martin Storey
Now Wexford’s really bound for glory
And when at last the cup was lifted
They said we brought it home for you
Chorus
We were dancing at the crossroads,
In the shadow of a bomfire
Underneath the silver moon light
We were singing until dawn,
We were dancing at the crossroads,
With the poteen and the porter,
Dancing jigs and reels and polkas
Until the early morn –
In every bar down on the main street
They were hanging from the rafters
And they sang the boys of Wexford
Like it was going out of style
All the bingo halls were empty
And all the Masses finished early
Sure no one ever saw the likes of
Since the time of JFK
And when we look at young Ogorman
And through the mid field he was stormin
And then the Cusack Stand erupted
When he scored from 60 yards
Chorus
And I think of George O’Connor
So many said he was a goner
But when he stood up in the Hogan
I even saw an old man cry
Chorus
Damian Fitzhenry, Ger Cush, Sean Flood,
Rod Guiney , Liam Dunn,
Colm Kehoe, Billy Byrne,
Martin Storey John OConner,
Tom Dempsey, George O'Connor,
Adrian Fenlon and
Larry O'Gorman,
Rory McCarthy, Larry Murphy, Garry Laffan,
Eamon Scallan ,Dave Guiney ,
Declan Ruth, Jim Byrne,
Shean Carley, Paul Finn,
Tom Kehoe, are the team,
and the man that dared to dream his
name was Liam Griffin
Seamus Kavanagh,Joe Kerns,MJ Reck
and all the rest the brave young men of 96
will be remembered with the best
Rackard, Quickley, Wheeler, Doran,
Buggy, Murphy, Nolan, Flood
And the names I can't recall
Wexforc heroes one and all
Well I (A)remember as a (D)young boy
The beginning of sep(G)tember
We were standing at the (Em)station
(G)Waiting for a (A)train.
There was (A)priests and christian (D)brothers
There was nuns and reverend (G)mothers
There was guards and drunks and (Em)others
But every(G)one was just the (A)same
Well they (A)came from Ennis(D)corthy
From New Ross and Ferns and (G)Gorey
There was busses from Bun(Em)clody
There was (G)horses, carts and (A)all
And when they (A)steped out on the (D)platform
They were shouting and (G)screaming
And as they carried Larry (Em)Murphy
He looked (G)twenty-five feet (A)tall
So whats the (A)story Martin (D)Storey
Now Wexford’s really bound for (G)glory
And when at last the cup was (Em)lifted
They said we (G)brought it home for (A)you
Chorus
We were (D)dancing at the crossroads,
In the shadow of a (G)bomfire
Underneath the silver (Em)moon light
We were (A)singing until (D)dawn,
We were (A)dancing at the (D)crossroads,
With the poteen and the (G)porter,
Dancing jigs and reels and(Em) polkas
Un(A)til the early (D)morn – (A)
In every (A)bar down on the (D)main street
They were hanging from the (G)rafters
And they sang the boys of (Em)Wexford
Like it was (G)going out of (A)style
All the (A)bingo halls were (D)empty
And all the Masses finished (G)early
Sure no one ever saw the (Em)likes of
Since the (G)time of JF(A)K
And when we (A)look at young O(D)gorman
And through the mid field he was (G)stormin
And then the Cusack Stand e(Em)rupted
When he (G)scored from 60 (A)yards
Chorus
And I (A)think of George O’(D)Connor
So many said he was a (G)goner
But when he stood up in the (Em)Hogan
I even (G)saw an old man (A)cry
Chorus
(D)Damian Fitzhenry, Ger Cush, Sean Flood,
(G)Rod Guiney , Liam Dunn,
Colm Kehoe, (A)Billy Byrne,
(G)Martin Storey John OConner,
Tom Dempsey, George O'Connor,
Adrian Fenlon and
(A)Larry O'Gorman,
(D)Rory McCarthy, Larry Murphy, Garry Laffan,
(G)Eamon Scallan ,Dave Guiney ,
Declan Ruth, (A)Jim Byrne,
(G)Shean Carley, Paul Finn,
Tom Kehoe, are the team,
and the man that dared to dream his
(A)name was Liam Griffin
(D)Seamus Kavanagh,Joe Kerns,MJ Reck
(G)and all the rest the brave young men of 96
will be remembered (A)with the best
(G)Rackard, Quickley, Wheeler, Doran,
Buggy, Murphy, Nolan, Flood
And the names I can't recall
(A)Wexforc heroes one and all
The beginning of sep(G)tember
We were standing at the (Em)station
(G)Waiting for a (A)train.
There was (A)priests and christian (D)brothers
There was nuns and reverend (G)mothers
There was guards and drunks and (Em)others
But every(G)one was just the (A)same
Well they (A)came from Ennis(D)corthy
From New Ross and Ferns and (G)Gorey
There was busses from Bun(Em)clody
There was (G)horses, carts and (A)all
And when they (A)steped out on the (D)platform
They were shouting and (G)screaming
And as they carried Larry (Em)Murphy
He looked (G)twenty-five feet (A)tall
So whats the (A)story Martin (D)Storey
Now Wexford’s really bound for (G)glory
And when at last the cup was (Em)lifted
They said we (G)brought it home for (A)you
Chorus
We were (D)dancing at the crossroads,
In the shadow of a (G)bomfire
Underneath the silver (Em)moon light
We were (A)singing until (D)dawn,
We were (A)dancing at the (D)crossroads,
With the poteen and the (G)porter,
Dancing jigs and reels and(Em) polkas
Un(A)til the early (D)morn – (A)
In every (A)bar down on the (D)main street
They were hanging from the (G)rafters
And they sang the boys of (Em)Wexford
Like it was (G)going out of (A)style
All the (A)bingo halls were (D)empty
And all the Masses finished (G)early
Sure no one ever saw the (Em)likes of
Since the (G)time of JF(A)K
And when we (A)look at young O(D)gorman
And through the mid field he was (G)stormin
And then the Cusack Stand e(Em)rupted
When he (G)scored from 60 (A)yards
Chorus
And I (A)think of George O’(D)Connor
So many said he was a (G)goner
But when he stood up in the (Em)Hogan
I even (G)saw an old man (A)cry
Chorus
(D)Damian Fitzhenry, Ger Cush, Sean Flood,
(G)Rod Guiney , Liam Dunn,
Colm Kehoe, (A)Billy Byrne,
(G)Martin Storey John OConner,
Tom Dempsey, George O'Connor,
Adrian Fenlon and
(A)Larry O'Gorman,
(D)Rory McCarthy, Larry Murphy, Garry Laffan,
(G)Eamon Scallan ,Dave Guiney ,
Declan Ruth, (A)Jim Byrne,
(G)Shean Carley, Paul Finn,
Tom Kehoe, are the team,
and the man that dared to dream his
(A)name was Liam Griffin
(D)Seamus Kavanagh,Joe Kerns,MJ Reck
(G)and all the rest the brave young men of 96
will be remembered (A)with the best
(G)Rackard, Quickley, Wheeler, Doran,
Buggy, Murphy, Nolan, Flood
And the names I can't recall
(A)Wexforc heroes one and all
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