Discover the story of the song > Black and Tans – the o’reillys and the paddyhats

The song talks about the discrimination and brutality that the Irish faced under British rule. The protagonist invites the British soldiers to come and fight them like men, instead of using their guns to oppress the Irish people. They mention specific historical events and people who were killed or oppressed by the British, and urge the British to face the consequences of their actions. Overall, the song is a call to resist oppression and stand up for one's rights.