- When The Rose
When the rose on your grave starts to fadeIÂ’ll take our little child to the place we used to loveI will rock her in my arms and sing The song she used to hear when night came to townSo hard to forget All the pain we...
- Song Of The Songs
I was close to be a man I heard my mother sayThat she did not dare to teach me how to playThat dear old game where nothingÂ’s right or wrong The winding path of the song of the songsSo I played with lovely Joan and...
- Mary Cassidy
TÂ’is Mary the cause of all my myseryThe reason that I am not now the guy I used to beShe knows her beauty, the only trait of her familySo half the countryside will know sheÂ’s lost for meI would rather live in...
- Dublin
Flying away upon the Irish coast one morning last July Me mind been bend by a strange feeling I was coming back home again I gave a kiss to me first true love sayin' sure it's the end of pain As we touched the ground...
- Red Is The Rose
Come over the hills my bonnie Irish lass, Come over the hills to your darling You choose the rose love, and I'll make the vow And I'll be your true love for ever Red is the rose that in yonder garden grows Fair is the...
- Tipping Up To Nancy
Oh there's been a woman in our town, a woman you ought know well,She dearly love her husband another man twice as wellChorusWith me right Finnickineerio, me tip finnick a wall,With me right Finnickineerio, we're...
- I Wish I Was In England
Oh I wish I was in England,In France or even in SpainOr wherever dwells my own true loveFor to hold her near againWherever dwills my own true loveFor to hold her near again.Ho long time I have been roamingIn country...
- Mrs. McGrath
Oh, Mrs. Mc Grath the sergeant said "would you like to make a soldier out of your son Ted.With a scarlet coat and a big tall hat, now Mrs. Mc Grath wouldn't you like that"ChorusWith your too-ri-ay, fol the diddle day,...
- Spancil Hill
Last night as I lay dreaming of pleasant days gone byMe mind been bent on rambling to Ireland I did flyI stepped on board a vision and followed with a willTill next I came to anchor at the cross near Spancil...
- The Star Of The County Down
Near Banbridge Town in the County down one morning last July,Down a Boreen green came a sweet colleen and she smiled as she passed me by.She look so sweet from her two bare feet to the sheen of her nut brown hairSuch...
- The Foggy Dew
As down the glen one easter morn to a city fair rode IThere armed lines of marching men in squadrons passed me byNo pipes did hum no bottle drum, did sounds its loud tatooBut the Angelus bell o'er the Lifey swell rang...
- Nova Scotia
ChorusOh farewell to Nova Scotia the seabound coastLet your mountains dark and dear I be,Oh when I'm far away o'er the grimy ocean tossed,Will you ever hear a sigh or a wish for me.I grieve to leave my native landAnd...
- Lough Sheeling Side
Farewell old Ireland, a long farewellMy ship is ready no time can tellFor I must go for the ocean wideFrom my cottage home by Lough Sheelin sideIt was at the dance in the village greenI met young Eileen my own cailinI...
- Polka
As I went down to Galway one evening last JulyI met a girl she asked me trade a sailor lad am IChorusAnd away shanty, my dear LauraOh you New York girls can't you dance the polkaWe went down to tiffany's, I didn't...
- Ye Jacobites By Name
Ye Jacobites by name, lend a ear, lend a ear,Ye Jacobites by name, lend a ear.Ye Jacobites by name, your faults I will proclaimYour doctriens I must blaim, you shall hear,You shall hear,Your doctrins I must blam, you...
- Father
It was just at dawnBut me eyelids fell downWhen you were about to catch that trainLife was waking up all around our dull painAnd we knew it was time to say good byeWe saw coming the fearCause now was so nearThat end...
- Je M'en Irai
Je chante pour passer le tempsPour ce qu'il me reste de vivremes yeux comme dans un livremes yeux se ferment doucement.La dernière page se tournantJe chante pour passer le tempsJe m'en iraiSans crainte de cette...
- Dear Old Sally
When I knew my dear SallyShe was just twenny years oldAnd her love was all for meSo I was feeling really boldThen I met her proud fatherFor to talk of our affairOf the town he was the MayorAs he talked I felt so...
- In Our Country
I want to reach the promised land where old women pray to the LordScarf on head, pipe in mouth and talking in their old wayEarth is stolen from the rocks and water front the eyesHave you seen the night, how it wipes...
- Connemara Dan
I come from Connemara boys, and Dan it is my nameMy father was a farmer and his father was the sameTo milk a cow or follow a plough I beat all in the landThere is not a happier Irish boy than Connemara Dan Lai lai lai...
- Y'a Toujours Du Soleil
Le soir on s'arrêtait au troquet crevéPar le turbin de toute une journéeAu bar la radio nous passait sans arrêtLe tube, la migraine de l'étéMais oui y a toujours du soleilDisait le chanteur quand il voulait de...
- Here Comes The Rain
Walking down the sunny glenTwo years have passed before the last timeI wonder if I'll meet againThe girl who said she would be mineI know I've been a deadly toyLead by the-threads of my sensesDon't don't think I'm...
- Mother
As I was six years old playing to be a manI saw ail my dreams coming to meThey were sparkling around me saying "Boy please let us showAll the things you could do in your future."I tried to catch them jumping on my...
- Monto
Well if you got a wingo take me up to ringoWhere the waxies singo all the dayIf you had your fill of porter and you can't go any furtherThen give your man the order back to the QuayAnd take her up to Monto, Monto,...
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