It's then that our land will be free. I wander her hills and her valleys. And still through my sorrow I see. A land that has never known freedom. And only her rivers run free. I drink to the death.. It′s then that our land will be free I wander her hills and her valleys And still through my sorrow I see A land that has never known freedom And only her rivers run free I drink to the death of her manhood Those men who'd rather have died Than to live in the cold chains of bondage To bring back there rights were denied Oh, where are you now when we need you?
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In conclusion, "Only Our Rivers Run Free" is a song that speaks to the universal desire for freedom and the resilience of the human spirit. Its poignant lyrics and haunting melody capture the essence of the Irish struggle for independence, while also reminding us of the ongoing fight for liberty around the world.. A land that has never known freedom. Only her rivers run free. I drink to the death of her manhood. Those men who would rather have died. Than to live in the cold chains of bondage. To bring back their rights were denied. Where are you now when we need you. What burns where the flame used to be.
