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Oliver Cromwell - Miscellaneous | | Oliver Cromwell - Miscellaneous: Encyclopedia II - Oliver Cromwell - Miscellaneous | | Cromwell was (likely in absence) called Copper Nose, for a brownish tinge on his nose.
In 1989, Monty Python wrote a song called "Oliver Cromwell", which told the entire career of Cromwell to the tune of Frederic Chopin's Polonaise Op.53 in A flat major. It is available on their compilation album Monty Python Sings.
The Elvis Costello song Oliver's Army is a named after Cromwell.
The Pogues ...
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Oliver Cromwell - Miscellaneous
Cromwell was (likely in absence) called Copper Nose, for a brownish tinge on his nose.
In 1989, Monty Python wrote a song called "Oliver Cromwell", which told the entire career of Cromwell to the tune of Frederic Chopin's Polonaise Op.53 in A flat major. It is available on their compilation album Monty Python Sings.
The Elvis Costello song Oliver's Army is a named after Cromwell.
The Pogues song "Young Ned of the Hill" features the chorus:
"A curse upon you Oliver Cromwell, You who raped our Motherland, I hope you're rotting down in hell, For the horrors that you sent, To our misfortunate forefathers, Whom you robbed of their birthright, To hell or Connaught may you burn in hell tonight."
Morrissey mentions Cromwell in his Song "Irish Blood, English Heart" :
"I've been dreaming of a time when, The English are sick to death of Labour, And Tories, And spit upon the name Oliver Cromwell, And denounce this royal line that still salute him, And will salute him forever"
The Flogging Molly song "Tobacco Island" is about the Irish fleeing their homeland to escape Cromwell.
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