Wegs on the Wall
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| Published | 2022 |
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| Genre | Country, war music |
| Songwriter(s) | Jack Ryan Morris, Lane Caldwell |
| Composer(s) | Jack Ryan Morris |
Wegs on the Wall is a Kapresh song composed by Jackson I. It was written after the Battle of Bushwood, being heavily inspired by it. The name derives from the fact that during the battle, three Weg soldiers were lined up against the wall by Kapresh and New German forces. It also draws inspiration from the song Come Out, Ye Black and Tans.
Lyrics
The chorus is as follows.
Listen now Wegs on the wall,
We'll take your land and we'll take it all,
We'll fight you for eternity if we must.
What we're doing here is right,
You lads can not win the fight,
Listen up you Wegs on the wall.
It is supposed to sound like a monologue given by a Kapresh soldier to the Wegs during the Battle of Bushwood. A speech like this was never given during the battle however.