Judy Collins - The Rising Of The Moon [Intro] [Verse 1] Ah then tell me Sean O’Farrell Tell me why you’re hurrying so Hush my boy oh hush and listen And his eyes were all aglow I bear orders from the captain Get you ready quick and soon For the pikes must be together At the rising of the moon [Verse 2] Ah then tell me Sean O’Farrell Where the gatherin’ is to be In the old spot by the river Right well known to you and me One thing more for signal token Whistle up the marchin’ tune With your sword upon your shoulder At the rising of the moon [Verse 3] Rumours passed along the valley Like a banshee’s lonely croon And a thousand blades were flashin’ At the rising of the moon [Verse 4] All along the singing river That dark mass of men were seen Far above their shining weapons Hung their own immortal green Death to every foe and traitor Foreign strike the marchin’ tune And hurrah me boys for Ireland Tis the rising of the moon [Verse 5] Well they fought for poor old Ireland And full bitter was their fate Oh what glorious pride and sorrow Fill the name of ninety-eight Yet thank god while hearts are beating Foreign manhood’s burnin’ noon We shall follow in their footsteps At the rising of the moon [Verse 6] Death to every foe and traitor Foreign strike the marchin’ tune And hurrah me boys for freedom Tis the rising Tis the rising of the moon

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson raconte l'histoire de Sean O’Farrell, qui reçoit des ordres d'un capitaine pour rassembler des hommes en vue d'une révolte. Il évoque un moment de tension où les guerriers, armés et unis, se préparent à défendre leur patrie. Les paroles évoquent la fierté et la détermination du peuple irlandais à lutter pour leur liberté, tout en rappelant les sacrifices passés. Ce chant a des connotations historiques, faisant référence à des événements liés à la lutte pour l'indépendance de l'Irlande, notamment en 1798.