Biography:
Jed Marum was a performer and songwriter of acoustic music, from Dallas, Texas. He passed away May 2, 2018.
Reflected in his song writing and song selection was a keen interest in history and the passing of culture from generation to generation. Jed performed traditional songs and contemporary songs in musical style that is both Celtic and American, with strong Bluegrass roots.
Marum played over 150 shows at folk festivals, club and concert venues in a typical year
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[Verse 1]
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Let me tell you a tale of those brave Irish boys
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Of the Sixth Louisian'
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From New Orleans to Richmond and back a-gain
Eb Bb Eb
They fought and died for all Dixieland
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Led by young Henry Strong who at Sharpsburg fell
Eb Bb
He was proud and Irish born
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And then bold Colonel Billy Monaghan
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He Gave his life at Shepardstown
[Chorus]
Ab
They were Irish born
Eb
They were heroes all
Bb
Behind the flag of Louisian'
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From New Orleans to Richmond and back a-gain
Eb Bb Eb
The fighting Tigers of Ire-land
[Instrumental]
Eb Ab Bb Eb Bb Eb
[Verse 3]
Eb Ab Bb
Now when old Billy Monaghan sounded the call
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Back in eighteen sixty one
Eb Ab Bb
Every Irish lad joined him one and all
Eb Bb Eb
To keep those Yankees back in Washington
[Chorus]
Ab
They were Irish born
Eb
They were heroes all
Bb
Behind the flag of Louisian'
Eb Ab Bb
From New Orleans to Richmond and back a-gain
Eb Bb Eb
The fighting Tigers of Ire-land
[Instrumental]
Eb Ab Bb Eb Bb Eb
[Verse 4]
Eb Ab Bb
At Port Republic and Bristoe and Fredricksburg
Eb Bb
Many valiant and good men gone
Eb Ab Bb
They fought with honor and courage at Gettysburg
Eb Bb Eb F
And the gates of Washington
F Bb F
They followed Jackson and Early and Master Lee
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And the fiercest in all the land
F Bb F
On this old Marshall Robert and Grant agreed
C F
Were the men of the sixth Louisian'
[Chorus]
Bb
They were Irish born
F
They were heroes all
C
Behind the flag of Louisian'
F Bb F
From New Orleans to Richmond and back a-gain
F C F
The fighting Tigers of Ire-land
F C F
The fighting Tigers of Ire-land
Eb Ab Bb
Let me tell you a tale of those brave Irish boys
Eb Bb
Of the Sixth Louisian'
Eb Ab Bb
From New Orleans to Richmond and back a-gain
Eb Bb Eb
They fought and died for all Dixieland
Eb Ab Bb
Led by young Henry Strong who at Sharpsburg fell
Eb Bb
He was proud and Irish born
Eb Ab Bb
And then bold Colonel Billy Monaghan
Eb Bb Eb
He Gave his life at Shepardstown
[Chorus]
Ab
They were Irish born
Eb
They were heroes all
Bb
Behind the flag of Louisian'
Eb Ab Bb
From New Orleans to Richmond and back a-gain
Eb Bb Eb
The fighting Tigers of Ire-land
[Instrumental]
Eb Ab Bb Eb Bb Eb
[Verse 3]
Eb Ab Bb
Now when old Billy Monaghan sounded the call
Eb Bb
Back in eighteen sixty one
Eb Ab Bb
Every Irish lad joined him one and all
Eb Bb Eb
To keep those Yankees back in Washington
[Chorus]
Ab
They were Irish born
Eb
They were heroes all
Bb
Behind the flag of Louisian'
Eb Ab Bb
From New Orleans to Richmond and back a-gain
Eb Bb Eb
The fighting Tigers of Ire-land
[Instrumental]
Eb Ab Bb Eb Bb Eb
[Verse 4]
Eb Ab Bb
At Port Republic and Bristoe and Fredricksburg
Eb Bb
Many valiant and good men gone
Eb Ab Bb
They fought with honor and courage at Gettysburg
Eb Bb Eb F
And the gates of Washington
F Bb F
They followed Jackson and Early and Master Lee
C
And the fiercest in all the land
F Bb F
On this old Marshall Robert and Grant agreed
C F
Were the men of the sixth Louisian'
[Chorus]
Bb
They were Irish born
F
They were heroes all
C
Behind the flag of Louisian'
F Bb F
From New Orleans to Richmond and back a-gain
F C F
The fighting Tigers of Ire-land
F C F
The fighting Tigers of Ire-land
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