DIÀSPORA - At Home Again Lyrics

There was a man from Birmingham
Ronnie Regan was his name
Brummie by birth, but Irish blood coarsing through his veins
He grew up tall, he grew up strong so Irish in his ways
Wish I could see him one more time here at home again
He went into the building game a plasterer by trade
He helped to build a brand new Brum after the war time raids
The hours were long, the work was hard too little was he paid
Wish I could see him one more time here at home again
He loved to watch old Hammer films with me at his side
He laughed at all the scary bits and loved to see me hide
Dad and son, we had such fun the years were such a ride
Wish I could see him one more time here by my side
The years are done, my dad is gone now somewhere far away
My closest friend, on him I'd depend, I miss him every day
Straight and true and kind to you, honest in every way
Wish I could see him one more time here at home today
There was a man from Birmingham Ronnie Regan was his name
Brummie by birth, with Irish blood coarsing through his veins
He grew up tall, he grew up strong so Irish in his ways
Wish I could see him one more time here at home again
Wish I could see him one more time here at home again