Saint Patrick was a gentleman, 
He came of decent people.

In Dublin town, he built a church, 
And on it put a steeple.

His father was a Brallaghan, 
His mother was a Brady

His auntie an O'Callaghan, 
His uncle an O'Grady

So success to bold Saint Patrick's fist, 
He was a saint so clever.

He gave the snakes an awful twist, 
And banished them forever.

 

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