Editing Red Roses for Me (section)

==Track listing==
{{Track listing 
| headline = Standard edition
| title1          = Transmetropolitan
| writer1         = [[Shane MacGowan]]
| length1         = 4:15
| title2          = The [[Battle of Brisbane]]
| writer2         = MacGowan
| length2         = 1:49
| title3          = [[The Auld Triangle]]
| writer3         = Dick Shannon; credited on the album to [[Brendan Behan]]
| length3         = 4:20
| title4          = [[Waxie's Dargle]]
| writer4         = Traditional; arranged by the Pogues
| length4         = 1:53
| title5          = Boys from the County Hell
| writer5         = MacGowan
| length5         = 2:56
| title6          = Sea Shanty
| writer6         = MacGowan
| length6         = 2:24
| title7          = [[Dark Streets of London]]
| writer7         = MacGowan
| length7         = 3:33
| title8          = Streams of Whiskey
| writer8         = MacGowan
| length8         = 2:32
| title9          = [[Poor Paddy Works on the Railway|Poor Paddy]]
| writer9         = Traditional; arranged by the Pogues
| length9         = 3:09
| title10          = Dingle Regatta
| writer10         = Traditional; arranged by Jem Finer
| length10         = 2:52
| title11          = [[Greenland Whale Fisheries]]
| writer11         = Traditional; arranged by the Pogues
| length11         = 2:36
| title12          = Down in the Ground Where the Dead Men Go
| writer12         = MacGowan
| length12         = 3:30
| title13          = Kitty
| writer13         = Traditional; arranged by the Pogues
| length13         = 4:23
}}

'''Bonus tracks (2004 reissue)'''

In 2004, a remastered CD was issued adding a total of 6 bonus tracks to the original UK album listing. "Repeal of the Licensing Laws" was the B-side of "The Boys from the County Hell" their second single. "And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda" was the B-side of their first single, "Dark Streets of London". "Whiskey You're the Devil" and "Mursheen Durkin" were the B-sides of their third single, "A Pair of Brown Eyes". "The Wild Rover" and "The Leaving of Liverpool" were the B-sides of their fourth single, "Sally Maclennane".

#<li value=14> "[[Leaving of Liverpool|The Leaving of Liverpool]]" (Traditional; arranged by the Pogues) produced by [[Elvis Costello]]
# "[[Mursheen Durkin|Muirshin Durkin]]" (Traditional; arranged by the Pogues) produced by [[Philip Chevron]]
# "Repeal of the Licensing Laws" (instrumental) (Spider Stacy) produced by Stan Brennan
# "[[And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda]]" ([[Eric Bogle]]) produced by Stan Brennan
# "Whiskey You're the Devil" (Traditional; arranged by the Pogues) produced by Philip Chevron
# "[[The Wild Rover]]" (Traditional; arranged by the Pogues) produced by Elvis Costello

'''Bonus tracks (2024 reissue)'''

In 2024, a 40th anniversary edition was released, featuring a 2013 remix of the tracks on the original album, the bonus tracks from the 2004 release, and a further 12 tracks, all taken from sessions recorded for BBC radio.

#<li value=20> "Streams of Whiskey" (John Peel Session – April 1984)
#"Greenland Whale Fisheries" (John Peel Session – April 1984)
#"Boys from the County Hell" (John Peel Session – April 1984)
#"The Auld Triangle" (John Peel Session – April 1984)
#"Dingle Regatta/Holly Johnsons" (David "Kid" Jensen Session – June 1984)
#"Poor Paddy on the Railway" (David "Kid" Jensen Session – June 1984)
#"Boys from the County Hell" (David "Kid" Jensen Session – June 1984)
#"Connemara, Let's Go!" (David "Kid" Jensen Session – June 1984)
#"Whiskey You're the Devil" (John Peel Session – December 1984)
#"The Navigator" (John Peel Session – December 1984)
#"Sally MacLennane" (John Peel Session – December 1984)
#"[[Danny Boy]]" (John Peel Session – December 1984)