Irish Song Lyrics 
from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
Celtic Tiger Flu 
I've worked in Dublin's Docklands For thirty five long years I made me name in old Ringsend playing darts and drinking beer But now those days are over and I don't know what to do Me head is wrecked me nerves are wrecked I've Celtic Tiger Flu 
Chorus: And me head is turning blue with this Celtic Tiger Flu The dockers once so plentiful are now a lonely few The buildings are all rising and the rent is rising too I'm going to break if I can't shake this Celtic Tiger Flu 
The Local's been refurbished I thought that it was fine It's hard to get a drink there now unless you're drinking wine The dartboard walls been taken down to build a ladies loo And bouncers vet the drinking set for Celtic Flu 
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Me daughter's up in Drogheda she bought a house up there One son is down in county Meath and the other's in Kildare The Dubs have all been scattered from here to Timbucktoo They take the train to break the strain of Celtic Tiger Flu 
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The neighbour's now a lawyer financially O.K. His low fat milk and Irish Times are dropped in every day He's got a brand new sports car and a gas fired barbecue I'm not surprised he's immunised from Celtic View
 Chorus: 
They say that this is progress I guess it must be so With Motorways and mobile phones and Techno Radio The Mercs and Beamers everywhere it's like a bloody zoo I'm growing old and getting cold from Celtic Tiger