Besedila

One day as I was walking past the bridge in Dolphin’s Barn Down by the old canal I saw some children in a car In the back they were shootin’ up smack, I ha

High atop a lonely moor, a Widow lived alone. An Inn she kept, and as she slept, her pillow heard her moan: “Oh, many’s the lonely traveller has spent the

Will you come to the bower o’er the free boundless ocean Where stupenduous waves roll in thunder and motion Where the fair maids are seen and the wild temp

Brian O’Higgins (sarcasm) Boys, O Boys! Listen here to me, We´re going to live in a State that´s Free, Good English citizens all we´ll be; And friends of t

Let grasses grow and waters flow in a free and easy way But give me enough of the rare old stuff that’s made near Galway Bay And policemen all from Donegal

The noble fleet of whalers came sailing from Dundee Well manned by British sailors to work upon the sea On the western ocean passage none with them can com

It fell aboot the Lama’s tide when Muir men won the day The dowty Earl o’ Douglas rade in tae England tae catch him a prey He has chosen the Lindsy’s licht

On a Monday morning early As my wand’ring steps did lead me, Down by a farmer’s station, Of meadow and green lawn, I heard great lamentation That the wee b

You true-born sons of Erin´s Isle, come listen to my song, My tale is one of sorrow but I won´t detail you long, Concerning the murderous outrage that took

Way down in Clonakilty in the year of 89 The locomotive Banba came chugging down the line On board sat Philip Harrington bound for culinary fame This place