You Live / No One Like You

You live in A Lazarus Soul
In the Dubliners' songs of old
And the Pogues
The art that never grows old

You live in
Fireworks at the prefabs
Cash for hash
And give it a lash jack
Footballs off the pebbledash

I hear ya when I'm locked
Poems of the dualshock
Lock stock, and hot rocks
Round the block
Never stop

And I see ya still
Wild in every field
Try and send ya photos of
Every stray mattress I see
Ask what could've been

'Cause you live in
Christy Moore
George Moore
Catch Me Daddy English Moors
And broken doors

You live in Keats
The Liffey littered with Grogan's seats
And Disorder by Joy Division forever on repeat

You live in the books of John B Keane
How Mick Phelan leads
And Petey playing Vanessa Carlton on the keys

I see ya in every 20 quid haircut
And Billy strut from lads stuck in a rut
But we get by

You're all that's on my mind
When pints in the Killer or the Flowing Tide
The other lads at my side on the same vibe

You live in every twist and turn at Shels
Alan Byrne head the ball
And all the glory and hell
And at times we win as well

Still sit in your spot at the New Stand
Watch the young ultras throw cans and get banned
Beside old men smoking subpar soapbar hash
As we look out onto the field where we laid your ash

You live in Zoe's love for Coolock and Kilmore
You live in Gav White's joy every time we score
You live in every skin fade Barry does in your name
And every word Doyler speaks on stage
You live in Dean Delayney
Burbock, Adam Evans
In the beautiful game's best starting 11
You live in Robbie Lyons
And all the love and light that shines

You live in Wes, Ross, Gilly, Rob, and Sam
In the voice of Gav, and James and Pam
You live wild in my memory
In every burst of ecstatic energy, rushin' in waves
Still live in the videos of The Blaze
Still live in warehouse raves
Mike Skinner early days
Turn The Page
You live in the flames that rage
And fight the pain
And you live in a love that will never fade

[Outro]
"So essentially, it's basically, there's a sense of sort of community after the end of what we're doing, the projects that we're putting forward. And the fluidity of that is very important because, as Balfy said, like, there's not always the person there who's good at the cameras to do the camera. So, we need to have a fluid group of people that all have the same mentality, the same drive, the same inspirations, the same willingness to put theirselves forward with this common agenda that we share. And that could be any of us, that could be anybody who wants to come in that's, believe in our message. And eh, there's a core group of us there that are all willing to do that. So, we don't question it, we just do it as we go."