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The Wolfe Tones' Brian Warfield Wrote Celtic Symphony In 1987 To Celebrate The Centenary Of Glasgow Celtic Football Club. It Tells The Story Of A Glasgow Sailor Possessed By The Devil Who Travels The World Trying To Exorcise Himself From The Devil. A Visit To Celtic's Stadium In The East End Of Glasgow Seems To Work And The Devil Is Exorcised On The Walk To Celtic's Stadium. The Song Has Been Sung On The Terraces By Celtic Fans Ever Since. Celtic Are A Scottish Football Club Followed Exclusively By Fans Who Are Irish Catholic. The Lyrics Contain The Line "Ooh Aah Up The Ra" The Song Has Provoked Widespread Criticism From Scottish Protestants For This Reason. It Remains One Of The Most Popular Songs On The Terraces Particularly Amongst Hardcore Celtic Supporters Who Still Display A Support For The Original Ideal Of The Irish Republican Army Independence From The British Government.
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The Wolfe Tones' Brian Warfield wrote Celtic Symphony in 1987 to celebrate the centenary of Glasgow Celtic Football Club. It tells the story of a Glasgow sailor possessed by the devil who travels the world trying to exorcise himself from the Devil. A visit to Celtic's stadium in the East End of Glasgow seems to work and the Devil is exorcised on the walk to Celtic's stadium. The song has been sung on the terraces by Celtic fans ever since. Celtic are a Scottish football club followed exclusively by fans who are Irish Catholic. The lyrics contain the line "Ooh Aah Up The Ra", the song has provoked widespread criticism from Scottish Protestants for this reason. It remains one of the most popular songs on the terraces particularly amongst hardcore Celtic supporters who still display a support for the original ideal of the Irish Republican Army, independence from the British government. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.