:26:00
Seven pounds five shillings and sixpence
he owed, missus.
:26:07
¢Ü And whenever there was
a bit of a scrimmage
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¢Ü I was the toughest of all
:26:14
¢Ü Sure I was the toughest of all
:26:19
Fair play to ya, Christy.
:26:23
- Drinks for everyone.
- Take it easy, Christy.
:26:27
Get some drinks in. Get one
for Sadie, shut the oul' bitch up.
:26:31
Fair play to ya.
Your oul' fella will never be dead.
:26:34
How's me ma going to survive?
:26:36
Don't be worryin' about that.
We'll be all right.
:26:42
Terry, will ya tell us
about when you and me oul' fella
:26:46
carried the foreman
up the ladder, will ya?
:26:49
- Later.
- Yeah...
:26:58
Give us a song, somebody,
for Jesus' sake! Tom, give us a song.
:27:02
Christy... Sing Paddy's favorite
for me, would ya?
:27:05
All right, yeah.
:27:11
¢Ü It was down the glen one Easter morn
:27:18
¢Ü To a city fair rode l
:27:22
¢Ü There armored lines of marching men
:27:28
¢Ü In squadrons passed me by
:27:31
Will somebody shut him up?
:27:33
¢Ü No fife did hum
:27:36
¢Ü No battle drum did sound its loud tattoo
:27:43
¢Ü And the Angelus bell
o'er the Liffey's swell
:27:48
- You'll have to keep it down a bit, lads.
- ¢Ü Rang out in the foggy dew
:27:54
- He was singin' that for his father.
- His father was nothin' but a mouth.