Lyrics

I’ll sing you a song of peace and love Whack fol the diddle all the di do day To the land that reigns all lands above Whack fol the diddle all the di do da

Fife was a shadow across the Forth as the Granton boat pulled out, Over the sea and the solid earth the mist lay all about, And a rising wind from the Isle

Oh, here I am from Donegal, I feel quite discontented For to see the way that we’re run down, not highly represented For you see it is a general rule, to m

Every time I hear a sweet bird singing, I think of you and I my love, I think of you and I And when I hear the evening bells a ringing, I hang my head and

They say mother earth is breathing with each wave that finds the shore Earths still rises in the evening For to open twilights door Her eyes are the stars

It was down by Brannigan’s corner one morning I did stray. I met a fellow rebel and to me he did say He had orders from our Captain to assemble at Dunbar B

I’ll tell you a story that happened to me One day as I went down to Yore by the sea The sun it was bright and the day it was warm, Says I a quiet pint woul

There were three lovely lasses from Kimmage, From Kimmage, from Kimmage And whenever there’s a bit of a scrimmage Sure, I was the toughest of all Sure, I w

You ask me why I look so sad on this bright summer day Or why the tears are in my eyes and I seem so far away Well sit yourself beside me here and put your

Lock the door Lariston, lion of Liddisdale Lock the door Lariston, Lowther comes The Armstrongs are flying, the widows are crying Castletown is burning and