Other cover versions include: 1914 (2021) as "The Green Fields on France" on the album Where Fear and Weapons Meet Angelic Upstarts (1986), on the album Power of the Press Asonance (2000), in a Czech version "Zelené francouzské pláně" ("The Green Fields of France"), on the album Alison Gross Attila the Stockbroker (1987) Alex Beaton (1995), on the album The Water Is Wide Blackthorn on the album First Light Clare Bowditch, Tim Rogers and Gotye (2007) Jake Burns, on his album Drinkin' Again Neil Byrne and Ryan Kelly (of Celtic Thunder) as "No Man's Land" on the album Acoustically Irish Celtic Tenors (2002), on the album So Strong Celtic Thunder (2009), as "The Green Fields of France", on the album Take Me Home The Clancy Brothers Liam Clancy The Corries Donovan (1980), on the album Neutronica Dropkick Murphys (2005), as "The Green Fields of France", on the album The Warrior's Code Slim Dusty, on his album The Man Who Steadies The Lead as "No Man's Land." Euskefeurat, of Sweden, can be said to have made two covers, one borrowing the melody but changing the lyrics, the other borrowing the theme but changing the tune and most details. The Fenians (1999), on their album Band of Rogues Eric Fish, in the German version by Hannes Wader Tommy Fleming The Fureys and Davey Arthur (1979), as "The Green Fields of France", on the album The Green Fields of France Vin Garbutt (2014) on the album Synthetic Hues as "No Man's Land" Glengarry Bhoys (1999), as "Willie McBride" on the album Home Again Golden Bough as "Green Fields of France" on their album Golden Bough. Gordon Bok, Ed Trickett, and Ann Mayo Muir (1978), on their album The Ways of Man Kathy Hampson's Free Elastic Band Henry Marten's Ghost (2005), as "Green Fields of France" on the album High on Spirits! Priscilla Herdman (1982), on the album Forgotten Dreams The High Kings (2010) on the album Memory Lane as "Green Fields of France" and (2016) on the album Grace and Glory The Houghton Weavers The Irish Tenors on Ellis Island as "The Green Fields of France" Iain MacKintosh (1976), on the album Live in Glasgow Jolly Rogers (2011), on the album Lose Cannons John McDermott (1993), on the album Battlefields of Green The Men They Couldn't Hang (1984), as "The Green Fields of France (No Man's Land)". This version reached No.1 in the