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Minstrel Boy
It is said that the lyrics come from ancient Irish poems and describe the spirit of the soldiers watching the dead before they enter the battlefield-it seems that they are all in ancient English and it is too difficult to understand.
In the early days of the establishment of the American colony, a large number of Irish immigrants came to the United States to avoid famine. Most of these Irish migrants are in the middle of society, and many of them are under severe persecution by the British colony as a zombie. During the North-South war, a large number of Irish people saw it as an opportunity to improve their social status, so they joined forces to serve the northern army. At this time, a large number of songs were created, and the most widely circulated one was the minstrel boy. This is also a rebellious song. Thomas Moore, son of a shosser, was brilliant in poetry and music. At the age of 27, he published the song set Irish melodies. During his studies at Trinity College, he met many revolutionaries in the Republic of Ireland who later launched the uprising in 1798, and most of them were killed in the frame. Thomas Moore spent the rest of his life in a UK law school.
According to the song Minstrel Boy, which was created by the moreen, the old folk song of Ireland, he was widely sung in the North and South American army. This song is a brand new voice and has been stored in the original Blackhawk Down band.

The Minstrel Boy to the war is gone, a young poetry hacker.
In the ranks of death you'll find him; He will always lie on the vast land
His father's sword he hath girded on, his father's sword hanging beside him
And his wild harp slung behind him; and the harps are placed around him.
"Land of Song! "Cried the warrior bard," Rest in peace !", Warrior singing
"Tho 'all the world betrays thee," even if the whole world has betrayed you
One sword, at least, thy right shall guard, but your sword is still shining, guarding the right side

One faithful harp shall praise thee! "Your soul enters heaven With loyal music ."
The Minstrel fell! But the foeman's steel, a young poetry hacker, was also shackled and bound
Cocould not bring that proud soul under; but the enemy chain cannot lock your strength
The harp he lov 'd ne 'Er spoke again, his beloved harp will never play again
For he tore its chords asunder; because he broke the string and buried it
And said "No chains shall Sully thee," prison can no longer tarnish your singing
Thou soul of love and brav 'ry! And the love and glory in your soul
Thy songs were made for the pure and free; this song is for freedom and purity to fly
They shall never sound in slavery! It will never echo in the days of slavery!

The lyrics refer to several translations on the Internet, some of which have been modified according to my personal understanding. Don't laugh ~~~~~