C F C G If it's drink you want and plenty of feeding F G C And you like the bed as well C F C G Grab the wife, throw the kids in the Datsun F G C Make for Inch and the Strand hotel C F C If talk of turf drives you crazy C F G And you can't face a bale of hay C F C G F G C Make for Foley's work the topshelf talk puck, pints and the GAA C F C G F G C Oh the low road goes from Killorglin all the way down to Annascaul C F C G F G C When Eamonn Casey came to guide us he never used his brakes at all C F C F G A trail of sheepdogs littered Kerry from Killorglin to Macroom C F C G F G C He might have been all soul's salvation but he also was the sheep dog's doom CHORUS C F C Casey, Casey you're the divil C F G When you get behind the wheel C F C G It was a sad day for the Kerry sheepdogs F G C When your Firestones they did feel C F C G F G C From the holy dioceses of Galway Eamonn went to London town C F C G F G C Where the traffic cops out on their duty they overtook and flagged him down C F C F G As he was tearing after luncheon around the city like a loon C F C G F G C Regardless to his rank and station they forced him to blow up their auld balloon C F C G F G C Geographically he was in limbo faced with justice true and true C F C G F G C No obligations were accepted he was rightly up the flue C F C F G No bolt of lightning from the heavens could remove the boys in blue C F C G F G C Well he wished the force that had worked at Cana would turn his wine into water too CHORUS C F C Casey, Casey you're the divil C F G When you get behind the wheel C F C G It was a sad day for the Kerry sheepdogs F G C When your Firestones they did feel C F C G F G C When Ronnie Reagan came to Ireland all the wankers made a great furore C F C G F G C But Eamonn remembered bishop Romero said he'd even up the score C F C F G Casey Casey said "God willin' I'll meet Reagan on the road C F C G F G C Niall O'Brien will hear his confessions when I've taught him the Green Cross Code" C F C F G Casey Casey you're the right man to teach them Yankees right from wrong C F C G F G C If it wasn't for yourself and Reagan there wouldn't be much to Martin Egan's son