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Auld Lang Syne Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind Should auld acquaintance be forgot And auld lang syne And there´s a hand, my trusty friend And gie ´s a han do´ thine And we ´ll tak a right guid-willie waught For auld lang syne For auld lang syne, my

Back Home In Derry In 1803 we sailed out to sea Out from the sweet town of Derry For Australia bound if we didn't all drown The marks of out fetters we carried On our rusty iron chains we cried for out weans Our good women we left in sorrow As the main sails unfurled, wild curses we hur

Black Is The Cloour Black is the colour of my true love´s hair Her lips are like some roses fair She had the sweetest smile and the gentlest hands And I love the ground whereon she stands I love my love and well she knows I love the ground whereon she goes I wish the day it soon would

Botany Bay Me name is Pat O´Leary I´m a navvy lad from Cork Me boss he is a bastard I´m sic kof his piece-work I´ll sail to dear Australia to the fucking Olympic Games So that´s my fate I´m going to emigrate to the shores of Botany Bay I´m on my way down to the quay where the

Our time has come to sing you a song, join in wild and free You've got the power and we've got a song, it's made for you and me This song has no moral this song has no end, this song goes all around We're gonna roll, oh we're gonna roll, all around the world we're bound Open your mind and o

Bridget O´Malley Oh Bridget O´Malley you´ve left my heart shaken With a hopeless desolation I´d have you to know It´s the wonders of admiration your quiet face has taken And your beauty will haunt me wherever I go The white moon above the pale sands the pale stars above the tho

City Of Chicago In the city of Chicago As the evening shadows fall There are people dreaming Of the hills of Donegal Eighteen forty seven was the year it all began Deadly pains of hunger Drove a million from the land They journeyed not for glory Their motive wasn´t greed A voyage

Come on you raging soldiers wherever you may be I´d have to pay attention please listen unto me I´ll tell to you a true tale of a soldier bold and brave An ambush of some enemies dispatched him in his grave It happened on a friday morn, so listen what they´ve done They walked upon the m

Cock Of The North Oh cock of the north with the dream in your hand my love has come home to this beautiful land and he comes through the door with his eyes like the sun and his kit´s bags are full of the treasures he´s won And below the old broom there´s a tall luggin´s tail a

Come day, go day twenty-four hours You can make your own way night and day Come day, go day twenty-four hours You can make your own if you try Your time is up and you are alone, now You couldn’t make your way You’ve just left school futurity is blown, now You while away your days

Come Out Ye Black And Tans I was born in a Dublin street where the royal drums do beat And the loving English feet they tramped all over us And each day and every night when me father comes home tight He´d invite the neighbours outside with his chorus Come let me hear you tell how

Come Irishmen both young and stern With adventure in your soul There are better ways to spend your days Than in working down a hole I was tall and true, all of 6 foot 2 But they broke me across the back By a name I'm known and it's not my own For they call me Crooked Jack The ganger's

My heart is sad oh I'm so lonely thinking of the one I love never in my life I'll meet her unless in heaven high above she told me that she dearly loved me ne'er she'd been untrue to me until the day I saw her walking "another man, another life" said she Bury me in young green mea

There was a queen down in Amsterdam dressed up in silk and black negligee After the tempest she is so calm no one comes near her serenity She once had a house down in Hollywood living her life was a fantasy Now she has cooled off her red hot blood now she sits down drinking perfume tea Desi

Dirty Old Town I met my love, by the gasworks-wall Dreamed a dream, by the old canal I kissed my girl, by the factory wall Dirty old town, dirty old town Clouds are drifting, across the moon Cats are crawling, all along the beat Springs a girl, from the steets at night Dirty old town, d

The grasses still grow and the waters flow and the winds of the west they do roar The wild whippin‘ rain and teh ragin‘ main are knockin‘ onÉireann’s green shore The cry of the seagulls rang over the cliffs there’s magic and peace in the air Take me away to Doolin Bay to the pride o

Down By The Glenside ´Twas down by the glenside I met an old woman She was picking young nettles and she scarce saw me coming I listened a while to the song she was humming Glory O Glory O to the bold Fenian men ´Tis fifty long years since I saw the moon beaming On strong manly fo

It was down by the Sally Gardens my love and I did meet She crossed the Sally Gardens with little snow-white feet She bid me take love easy as the leaves growo n the tree But I was young and foolish and with her did not agree In a field down by the river my love and I did stand And on my leaning sh

Far away the river flows forever on the sun goes down and the waves roll back the tide yesterday is done and my time has come Far away I’m on the run All is done that may be done I stand across the main I’ll bet all my money there’s no way back again a chance as good as any I’m gl

Fare Thee Well Enniskillen Our troop was made ready at the dawning of the day From lovely Enniskillen we were marching away They put us then on a ship me boys to cross the raging main To fight in bloody battle in the sunny land of Spain Oh, Spain it is a gallant land where wine and

Fiddler´s Green As I roved by the dockside one evening so rare To view the still waters and take hte salt air I heard an old fisherman singing this song O take me away boys my time is not long Dress me up in me oilskin and jumper No more on the docks I´ll be seen Just tell me old

Finnegan's Wake Tim Finnegan lived in Walkin Street A gentleman Irish mighty odd Well he had a tongue both rich and sweet An´ to rise in the world he carried a hod Ah but Tim had a sort of tipplin way With the love of the liquor he was born And to send him on his way each day He´d a d

Starring to the sea that's all I ever wanted So much pain inside Now I can leave it al behind I've never seen such a sgiht before Raging waters and the green grass Changing colors of the leafy trees I'm like drawn Drawn into a fascinating world Fly like a seagull to my island to my home

Follow Me Up To Carlow Lift MacCahir Og your face brooding o´er the old disgrace That Black Fitzwilliam stormed your place and drove you to the fern Grey said victory was sure soon the firebrand he´d secure Untill he met at Glenmalure with Fiach MacHugh O´Byrne See the swords of G

From Clare To Here Well there´s four who share the room and we work hard for the crack Getting up late on Sunday I never go to mass When Friday night comes around and he´s only in the fighting My ma would like a letter home but I´m too tired for writing Well it almost breaks my

Geordie As I walked out over London Bridge One misty morning early I overheared a fair pretty maid Lamenting for her Geordie "Ah, my Geordie will be hanged in a golden chain It´s not the chain of many He was born of King´s royal breed And lost to a virtuous lady" Go brid

Go To Sea No More When first I landed in Liverpool I went upon the spree My money at last, I spent it fast got drunk as drunk could be And when me money was all gone it was then I wanted more But a man must be blind to make up his mind to go to sea once more I spent that night with

God Save Ireland High upon the gallows tree swung the noble-hearted Three By the vengeful tyrant stricken in their bloom But they met him face to face with the courage of their race And they went with souls undaunted to their doom Girt around with cruel foes still their courage prou

Henry Joy An Ulsterman I am proud to be From the Antrim Glens I come Although I labour by the sea I have followed flag and drum I have heard the martial tramp of men I´ve seen them fight and die Ah, lads, I well remember when I followed Henry Joy I pulled my boat up from the sea I

Chorus: So, here’s to the people, a long way they come The emigrant races from merciless places are run They don’t believe what government said They don’t like to wait until they’re dead For thousands of reasons many have fled From animosity and bloodsheed Fathers and mothers y

Today it began to rain I jumped upon a rolling train They call me Hobo Jack by name I couldn't cure the fever Hurry up the engine lad hurry up the train I said I feel lonely I feel sad I couldn't cure the fever One more road I'd like to ride said the bum before he died When the train rolls

Home Boys Home Oh well, who wouldn´t be a sailor lad a sailin´ on the main To gain the good will of his captain´s good name He came ashore one evening for to be And that was the begining of my own true love and me. And it´s home, boys home Home, I´d like to be home For a while

Irish Ways And Irish Laws Once upon a time there was Irish ways and Irish laws Villages of Irish blood Waking in the morning Waking in the morning Then the Vikings came around Turned us up and turned us down Started building boats and towns They tried to change our living They tried

I´ll Tell Me Ma I´ll tell me ma when I get home The boys won´t leave the girls alone They pull my hair, they steal my comb But that´s all right till I get home She is handsome, she is pretty She is the belle of Belfast city She is courting one, two, three Hey, won´t you tell me, wh

Jimmy Clay So as you walk down the street who will talk to you Six o´ clock it´s getting late The moon is rising and the sticky dew fall´s to the ground by the gate With your rfile on your shoulder as you walk alone Listening to the boot-heels hit the sod Smokin your cigar as you