A history I am reading mentions a popular ballad from the days of the 1916 Easter Rebellion. I would love to find the rest of the lyrics to this song, and the melody, if possible. In fact, any other info I can find on this ballad would be most appreciated. The song has a verse that says:

But why should words my frenzy whet
Unless we are to strike
Our despot lords who fear no threat
But reverence the pike
Oh, do be wise, leave moral force
The strength of thought and pen
And all the value of discourse
To lily-livered men.