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Not a word you hear every day. The only other song I can think of that has the word "foray" in it is this classic, written by Liam Reilly. It pops up around 2:15. You're in distinguished company lol. This song has been adopted as a kind of anthem by the NYPD.
I had to respond to this cause i think you showed me where i heard the word before. My Dad loved the Wolfe Tones, in fact i saw them at a high school in NJ, when i was maybe 9, and again on St Patricks Day in my 20's
i was dragged there as a kid, my Dad used to blast this kind of music and id have kids over and was so embarrassed... lol. Hed say hey how do u like my music, theyd lie and say its great!
but as year went on i realized how good they were, at least as songwriters and singers, and this song here is a freaking masterpiece.
Tells the exact tale of immmigration...legal immigration that is.
But ty for reminding me, and perhaps Dad was tickling me, i woulda never guess where i heard that word...has to be it
They wrote a number of great songs, i didnt think much of them as musicians it was three chords all night for the guitar players i think the flute player was pretty good.
But great voices, great songs, high energy and alot of history.
I think Celtic rock may have evolved from these guys, its very similar to punk music in some ways. not obvious ways though.
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