On which albums was the song “Seven Deadly Sins” released by Flogging Molly?

Flogging Molly released the song on the albums “Within A Mile Of Home” in 2004 and “Live At The Greek Theatre” in 2010.

Who composed the song “Seven Deadly Sins” by Flogging Molly?

The song “Seven Deadly Sins” by Flogging Molly was composed by CHRIS SCOTT WAGNER, DAVID KING, GREGG LOUIS GUTIERREZ, GRETCHEN SEAGER, JAMES BRADLEY JR., JULIE RITTER.

Seven Deadly Sins

CHRIS SCOTT WAGNER, DAVID KING, GREGG LOUIS GUTIERREZ, GRETCHEN SEAGER, JAMES BRADLEY JR., JULIE RITTER

So the years rolled by and several died
And left us somewhat reelin'
Johnny strummed his Tommy gun
Left blastin' through the ceiling
So what became of rebels
Who sang for you and me?
Grapplin' with their demons
In the seach for liberty

Suffers who suffer all
Can swim upon the desert
Where avarice have ravaged all
In spite of good intentions
Don't fill your mouth with gluttony
For pride will surely swell
But nothing's unforgiven in the four corners of hell

Sail away where no ball and chain
Can keep us from the roarin' waves
Together undivided but forever we'll be free
So sail away aboard our rig
The moon is full and so are we
We're seven drunken pirates
We're the seven deadly sins
We're seven drunken pirates
We're the seven deadly sins

Envy and its evill twin
It crepy in bed with slander
Idiots they gave advice
But sloth it gave no answer
Anger kills the human soul
With butter tales of lust
While pavlov's Dogs keep chewin'
On the legs they never trust

But It's the only life we'll know
Blagards to the bome
So don't wreck yourself
Take an honest grip
For there's more tales beyond the shore

Ah the years rolled by and several died
And left us somewhat reelin'
In and out came crawlin' out
And spewed upon the ceiling
So what became of rebels"
That sang for you and me
Grapplin; with their demons
In the seach for liberty

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