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Paul Brady Geboren Als Paul Joseph Brady In Strabane County Tyrone Nordirland Ist Ein Irischer Singer-Songwriter Dessen Werk Zwischen Folk Und Pop Pendelt. Im Laufe Seiner Karriere Hat Paul Brady Mit Mehreren Bedeutenden Bands Gespielt The Johnstons Planxty Und Ist Auch Als Solist Erforgreich.
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"The Island" Is A 1985 Song By Irish Musician Paul Brady Who Comes From Omagh In County Tyrone In Northern Ireland . The Start Of The Song Compares The Tragic Events Of The Lebanese Civil War With The Troubles In Northern Ireland In The 1980s. Lines In The Song Refer To Activities In Northern Ireland "They're Rising Banners Over By The Markets / Whitewashing Slogans On The Shipyard Wall". "The Markets" Is A Well-Known Republican Area Surrounding St George's Market In Belfast And The Shipyard Is That Of Harland And Wolff In East Belfast Near A Loyalist Area. The Song Then Compares The Peace And Serenity Of Making Love On The Island With The Hypocrisy Of Some Religious Leaders And The Tragedy Of Young People Being "sacrificed" On Both Sides For Political Beliefs.
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Paul Brady Geboren Als Paul Joseph Brady In Strabane County Tyrone Nordirland Ist Ein Irischer Singer-Songwriter Dessen Werk Zwischen Folk Und Pop Pendelt. Im Laufe Seiner Karriere Hat Paul Brady Mit Mehreren Bedeutenden Bands Gespielt The Johnstons Planxty Und Ist Auch Als Solist Erforgreich.
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"The Island" is a 1985 song by Irish musician Paul Brady, who comes from Omagh in County Tyrone (in Northern Ireland). The start of the song compares the tragic events of the Lebanese Civil War with the Troubles in Northern Ireland in the 1980s. Lines in the song refer to activities in Northern Ireland: "They're rising banners over by the Markets / Whitewashing slogans on the shipyard wall". "The Markets" is a well-known Republican area surrounding St George's Market in Belfast, and the shipyard is that of Harland and Wolff in East Belfast, near a Loyalist area. The song then compares the peace and serenity of making love on the island with the hypocrisy of some religious leaders and the tragedy of young people being "sacrificed" (on both sides) for political beliefs. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.