The Best Of Friends Must Part The Irish Rovers

It's grand to see old friends again as we come rambling through And talk about the times we've had and raise a glass or two For when we are together off on memories we recall And long will I remember your

Kitty The Rose Of Kilrea The Irish Rovers

Kitty of Kilrea I love the rose of Kilrea and one of these days I'll dance her away She's stolen me heart, and never I'll part with Kitty the rose of Kilrea Her hair is long and golden and her eyes are

The Rambler From Derry The Irish Rovers

right toor a lie addy Air fol la lull derry dum toor a lie ay With me pack on me back down the road I will stray For the rambler from Derry is ramblin' away I was born a free man by the banks of the Bann

Staten Island The Irish Rovers

sea Left the Old World for the New World Left the old ways to be free We left our homes in forty seven Turned our backs against the wind From our ships of creakin' timber We bid farewell to a famished

The Jolly Roving Tar The Irish Rovers

till our money is all spent So pass the flowing bowl while there's whisky in the jar and we'll drink to all the lassies at the Jolly Roving Tar Oh Johnny did ya miss me when the nights were long and cold

The Dear Little Shamrock Shore The Irish Rovers

Twas the landlords that drove us from Ireland The high rents were our prison walls Then the famine came round And blackened the ground And the auctioneers hammer did fall Farewell to the ones I adore And

The Boys Of Belfast The Irish Rovers

We're the boys of Belfast town Rantin', roarin', ramblin' 'round We're Irishmen of high renown That's the boys of Belfast We're the boys of Belfast town Rantin', roarin', ramblin' 'round We're Irishmen

The Good Ship Rover The Irish Rovers

I'm the son of the son of a sailor And I spend all me time on the sea On a tall clipper ship named the Rover She's home to me shipmates and me We've sailed her through all kinds of weather Through waves

The Roving Trade The Irish Rovers

here's to the whiskey the water of life Here's to the lassies we're holding them tight And here's to the roving trade Back on the road we're going to be Rogues and romances of high degree The lassies are

The Unicorn The Irish Rovers

THE UNICORN The Irish Rovers A long time ago, when the earth was still green, There were more kinds of animals than you've ever seen; They'd run around free while the earth was being born, The

Dunluce Castle The Irish Rovers

Once upon a time in Ireland stood a castle proud and free On the stormy coast of Antrim high above the Irish Sea Lords and ladies gathered nightly in the great hall of the king Bread and meat and wine

A Long Time Ago The Irish Rovers

He passed on worried and warning Carried away by a moonlight shadow Lost in a riddle that Saturday night Far away on the other side He was caught in the middle of a desperate fight And she couldn't find

The Wild Colonel Boy The Irish Rovers

wild colonial boy At the early age of sixteen years, he left his native home And to Australia's sunny shore he was inclined to roam He robbed the rich, he helped the poor, he shot James McAvoy A terror

Will You Come And Marry Me? The Irish Rovers

be home each night to hold me tight so I cannot marry you Wil tur ai ya falli didle da whack filla do ay ya Wil tur ai ya falli didle da Remmi addi to dad dum do ah ya Lassie I'm sailor brave I cross the

Up Among The Heather The Irish Rovers

Up among the heather at the hill a' Benachee Rolling with a wee girl underneath the tree A bungbee stung me well above the knee Up among the heather at the hill a' Benachee As i begon to roem on a summers

Irish Rover Santiano

And oh how the wild wind drove her She stood several blasts She had twenty seven masts And they called her The Irish Rover We had one million bags of the best Sligo rags We had two million barrels

Irish Sea Margaret Becker

Irish Sea Margaret Becker, Tedd T., Too long I'm waiting Been waiting for a sign My dreams decaying Rusted here between the lines Oh crazy, truly I must be You never asked these things of me

Irish Tonic

me da, I said to me da I'm not fit for soldier I said to me da, I said to me da, I said to me da I'm not fit for soldier I said to me da, I said to me da, I said to me da I'm not fit for soldier For the

LOVE SONG TO A STRANGER, PART II joan baez

LOVE SONG TO A STRANGER, PART II (Words and Music by Joan Baez) They brought me a beautiful basket of fruit And two finger bowls of glass The couch is gold with a floral design And the wine is

Sam Hall Amble

die And me neck will pay for all when I die I have 20 pounds in store, that's not all, that′s not all I have 20 pounds in store, that's not all I have 20 pounds in store, and I'll rob for 20 more For the

Irish Heartbeat Van Morrison

Irish Heartbeat Oh won't you stay Stay a while with your own ones Don't ever stay Stay so far from your own ones And the world is so cold Dont care nothing for your soul That you share with your

The Irish Rover The Pogues

She'd got several blasts, she'd twenty-seven masts And we called her the Irish Rover.

Irish Heartbeat Van Morrison, Mark Knopfler

Oh won't you stay Stay a while with your own ones Don't ever stray Stray so far from your own ones 'Cause the world is so cold Dont care nothing for your soul That you share with your own ones Don't rush

Irish Goodbye Kacey Musgraves

Was I too much or was I a threat To the vision you had, that you hadn't found yet? I gave you some space, 'cause I wanted to see If I mattered enough, would you come back to me?

The Irish Rover The Dubliners

On the fourth of July 1806 We set sail from the sweet cove of Cork We were sailing away with a cargo of bricks For the grand city hall in New York `twas a wonderful craft She was rigged fore and aft And

Irish Blessing The Priests

May the road rise to meet you May the wind be ever at your back May the sun shine warm upon your face and the rain fall soft upon your fields and until we meet again May God hold you May God hold you ever

The Place I am Bound Bob Bonnett

The Place I am Bound Words & Music by Bob Bennett © 1991 Bright Avenue Songs P.O.

Irish Celebration Macklemore & Ryan Lewis

I'm an Irishman Leather weathered Irish skin Beard orange as the sunset over the flag In the night sky we fly it in Pride for the life we fight to live History, I write with it Spit it with the dialect

Let's Part The Best Of Friends (Album Version) The Stanley Brothers

Each night I dream of you sweet heart I can't see why we had to part But there's no reason now to stay For I was only in your way Oh how I long to see your face Tho' there's someone in my place

Irish Joke Chumbawamba

Irish Joke 'Have you heard the one about the Irishman?'

Irish Rain Alannah Myles

hits my bones as they whisper your name I go out walking in the cold Irish rain Verse II: Fed up with the landlord comin' down my door With his poison gaze I've stared out his window and I've walked

Stay Loose Gordon Lightfoot

If you've got a heartache Of the kind that will not pass by Even if you don't see the end Of what lies beyond the bend Don't stay that way It's all in a day believe me Even the best of dreams must end

GIVE IRELAND BACK TO THE IRISH Paul Mccartney

By Paul McCartney and Linda McCartney GIVE IRELAND BACK TO THE IRISH, DON'T MAKE THEM HAVE TO TAKE IT AWAY. GIVE IRELAND BACK TO THE IRISH, MAKE IRELAND IRISH TODAY.

irish son brain mcfadden

i was born in the heart of Dublin To a Holy book full of rules Made get on our knees every Sunday with the other fools We were warped by the Christian Brothers In the cell blocks at our schools

Irish Son Brian McFadden

I was born in the heart of Dublin To a Holy book full of rules Made get on our knees every Sunday with the other fools We were warped by the Christian Brothers In the cell blocks at our schools

Sean (2011 Remaster) The Proclaimers

Sean I'd say the best one came from Tupelo, Mississippi I'll tell you now that grown men cry and Irish girls are pretty Sean I'd say the best one came from Tupelo, Mississippi I'll tell you now that grown

Sean (Nicky Campbell BBC Radio Session, 6 January 1989) The Proclaimers

Sean I'd say the best one came from Tupelo, Mississippi I'll tell you now that grown men cry and Irish girls are pretty Sean I'd say the best one came from Tupelo, Mississippi I'll tell you now that grown

My Youngest Son Came Home Today Mary Black

My youngest son came home today His friends marched with him all the way The pipes and drum beat out the time While in his box of polished pine Like dead meat on a butcher's tray My youngest son came home

Irish Air Camel

Camel의 Harbor of Tears란 album의 첫번째 곡이지요. 아일랜드 민요라고 하더라구요. Irish Air... In this quiet place I stand alone, from my homeland far away.

Black Irish The Devil Makes Three

I'll be goin out tonight I don't care what I do I'll wake up in the mornin And I'm beaten black and blue I'ma feel tomorrow like a worn down pair of shoes The only point of this body here tonight is to

Mombasa Robert Manos

My crime is the love of the land I was born in, A hero I lived and a hero I'll die. chorus: Bold Robert Emmet, the darling of Ireland, Bold Robert Emmet will die with a smile, Farewell companions both

Sean The Proclaimers

Sean, I swear the best one yet came from Tupelo, Mississippi. I'll tell ye now that grown men cry, and Irish girls are pretty. Sean, I swear the best one yet came from Tupelo, Mississippi.

Road Trips The 502s

Rolling down 95 like a can of Fanta in the back of the van We’re somewhere around Savannah Got all our future plans Scribbled on the back of a napkin Hope it goes like we imagine But certain that whatever

Kathleen (Catholicism Made Easier) Randy Newman

There is a countryard here in Chicago Down by the river where no one goes We could be married there in the countryard By this old Spanish priest that no one knows And he'll say "Nel blu, dipinto Dipinto

Hurling and Imperialism Chumbawamba

Hurling and Imperialism Hurling, the national sport of Ireland Was banned in 1366 As part of an Anglo-Norman attempt To crush all Gaelic resistance It failed Over six hundred years of British

Find The Out Slobberbone

FIND THE OUT Working hands and a gentle heart Beacon-like to those in the dark His wife and family headed home, a flash of chrome A pothole's teeth makes tires slide To shoulders too thin to abide A sleeping

Circle (Album Version) Edie Brickell

Me, I'm a part of your circle of friends and we notice you don't come around Me, I think it all depends on you touching ground with us but I quit, I give up, nothing's good enough for anybody else it

Lili Marlene Three Irish Tenors

'Twas there that you whispered tenderly, That you loved me, You'd always be, My Lili of the lamplight, My own Lili Marlene.

The Irish Rover (Feat. The Dubliners) The Pogues

fore and aft And oh how the wild winds drove her She had twenty three masts and withstood several blasts And we called her the Irish Rover There was Barney McGee from the banks of the Lee There was Hogan

Summer Ranges Michael Martin Murphey

I wish that summer Could last forever That cold winds never Would reach our door I wish old partners Could ride for ever On summer ranges Forever more But snow must fall On summer ranges Old friends must