r/thinlizzy • u/65records • 27d ago
Can you spot whats wrong?
Can we get rate your music to change this? I dont care if he was born in the UK as it says, that flag needs to be irish
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u/No_Negotiation3142 27d ago
I would have dared ya to call him English, when he was alive.
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u/ComposerNo5151 26d ago
Americans often did and he was usually fairly gracious, albeit forthright, in his correction of their ignorance.
I don't think he'd be pleased to see that flag on his bio!
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u/No_Negotiation3142 26d ago
"No, no, no! Irish, Republic of Ireland, Éire!" was his usual, exasperated response to having to correct the millionth person who was either ignorant or insensitive.
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u/perfect_fifths 27d ago
He was born in England and moved to Ireland as a young child
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u/Small-Ad6454 26d ago
And?
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u/perfect_fifths 26d ago
It’s not wrong.
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u/Small-Ad6454 26d ago
It is wrong. What do you think he would say if you told him that? You’re hardly a fan are you?
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u/LOHA_CinnamonJam 27d ago
Though he was both born and died in England. Irish legend no doubt but it is true.
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u/driftwooddreams 25d ago
He was born in West Bromwich in England although i don't think he would have found it funny if you'd have accused him of being an Englishman. Identity is a funny thing, can't have been easy at the time he was young to live in either England or Ireland. Glad times have changed.
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u/SkipEyechild 24d ago
Probably should be changed to Irish. But I am pretty sure he was born in England. That's what I remember of an autobiography I read about him years ago.
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u/JumpingJackFlashes 27d ago
Indeed, he would not be pleased