Baineann "Ar chas ruz" le ionradh na Síne ar an Tibéid, áit a mharaíonn na "madraí dearga" ní hamháin fir, ach freisin a gcultúr.
"The Red Dogs" relates the invasion of Tibet by China, where the "red dogs" kill not only men, but also their culture.

"Tá cultúr an bhrúideora ag magadh na tire agus an t-eidhneán ag ionradh ar an dair..."
"The culture of the oppressor is suffocating the country like the ivy invades the oak..."

Tá an t-amhrán seo faoi dhuine grá atá ag imeacht, ach ní féidir leis an amhránaí Corn na Breataine a fhágáil.
This song is about a loved one who is leaving, but the singer cannot bear to leave Cornwall.