Something New

Bruce Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 2494, 18 July 1893, Page 1

Something New

We were advised by cable the other day that the band of "the Coldstreaia Gruards had been prohibited from playing the air of the new patriotic song " Bouse Yo, Ulster." As people as a rule like " to know you know " when anything new is announced, we, having found a copy of the song in one of our exchanges, and publish it in the Hebalb for the benefit of our readers as follows : ROUSE YE 1 ULSTER ! Words by Oaptain Clark-Kenuedy of Knockgray (late Coldstream Guards), muaic by Lieut. Dan Godfrey (Grenadier Guardß). Rouse ye ! Ulster J stay not Bleeping, By the loved oneß in yonr keeping ; Leat their eyes with tears be weeping, Swell the Patriot Band ! Notes of. war o'er Erin calling, Prove your danger most appalling ; Traaaon'a oloud is darkly falling On your oheriehed land ! Chorus— Shall we. from the Union Bever ? By the G.od that made üb, never ! Wave the flag wo love for ever Over us and you. Oonnaught Patriots shall befriend us, Muuater, Lttu»ter, heroes send üb; Loyal thousands uid shall lend us, : Steadfuat ] Firm I and True I Think of Boyne's victorious story, Think on Derry, old and hoary j By your fathers' deoda of glory, You have work to do I Chobus— Shall we from the Union sever, &o. Tbo' the .traitor bauds may ta,unt you, Gountleßß foeß shall neer undaiint yon J Lot no fear of failure haunt you, Prosper in you might I Grander cause had nation never. Treason's, tide .-to stem for ever ! Who Bball Ulster from us sever,? God defend the Right ! Ohobub— Shall we from the Union sever, Look ! the ocean mist is clearing, Bark ! 'tis loyal Eaglieh cheering, See ! the shores they're quickly ne&ring, , List ye to their ory ! " Stalwart North ! We stand beside you ! Traitroua schemes shall ne'er divide you 1 Rebels ne'er shall override you — We will do or die !" Chorus— Shall we from the Union sever, Proudly Ulster's heart is beating ! Ireland's foes are fast retreating I Brothera, what a glorious meeting, On our Island strand ! Sootfcißh soldiers, famed in etory, English lads and vet'rans hoary } , Munster here to share our glory, And defend our land I . „ Chorus— Shall we from the Union sever, Trumpet calls ore loudly Bounding ( Men are gath'ring, steeds are bounding ! What a loyal host surrounding 1 All we hold'sb' dear 1 ; '' ■' Raise the Union banner o'er us, All who love their, Queen adore us : Viot'ry Ulster I . lies before us, . We have nought l o fear 1 Chorus— Shall we from the Union sever,