Tipperary Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDABB EEFFBBGG H| New version | A |
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| I'm not going to Tipperary for I've better work to do | B |
| I am dreaming of a new device to catch each German crew | B |
| And when we've chased them thro' the deep Ach Gott what fun there'll be | C |
| Rounding up the Teuton subs in the blue and vasty sea | C |
| So good bye Tipperary Farewell Slieve na mon | D |
| I leave you for a season to chase the murderous Hun | A |
| Von Tirpitz knows their hiding place and I'll find out too | B |
| So good bye Tipperary till we've caught each pirate crew | B |
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| Then I'll go to Tipperary with its hills of emerald green | E |
| Where the skies are full of splendor and each peasant girl a queen | E |
| Where the men know naught but honor and where duty is their goal | F |
| Where the shadows from the mountains are but sunlight to the soul | F |
| So good bye Tipperary till we've rounded up each crew | B |
| Then I'll turn my face to greet you for to you I'll e'er be true | B |
| So I'm off to chase the pirates and the ocean aisles to sweep | G |
| Ach Himmel Tipperary there'll be fun upon the deep | G |
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| For Rev J B Bollard | H |
Thomas O'hagan
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