Legends of Irish Folk | 15 Classic Irish Songs

[Music] in the days i went to court and i was never tired was art and to the a house or the playhouse our money's a house besides i told me brother shameless off and go right famous and before i come back again later on the world's wide everybody's singing so goodbye marching dark and sure i am sick and tired of working the more i attack the bradys no longer [Music] [Applause] [Music] in passage and in queenstown that is the cove of cork goodbye to all this pleasure but i'm going to take me letter and the next that you will hear from me is a letter from new york so goodbye [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] sure as my name is [Music] was christmasy babe in the drunk time an old man said to me won't see another one and then he sang a song the rare jew i turned my face away and dreamed about you got on a lucky one came in 18 to 1. i've got a feeling this year's for me and you so happy christmas i love you baby i can see better times when all our dreams come true they've good cars biggest bars they've got rivers of gold where the wind goes right to you there's no place for the old when you first took my hand on this cold christmas eve you promised me broadway was wade and kirby you were handsome you were pretty went on new york city when the band finney's playing they hauled [Music] day [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] day anyone you took my dreams from me when i first found you i kept them with me [Music] i put them with my own [Music] [Music] day oh i love you baby i can see better times when all our dreams come true [Music] by a lonely prison wall i heard a young girl called [Music] [Applause] michael they have taken you away for you stole truvalion's corn so the young might see the mourn our prison ship lies waiting in the bane [Applause] where once we watched the small free birds flying our love was on the wing we had dreams and songs to sing it's so lonely round the fields of atom right [Music] [Applause] by a lonely prison wall i heard a young man called [Music] nothing matters mary when you're free against the famine down the crown i rebelled they cut me down now you must raise our child [Music] for once we watched the small free birds fly [Music] our love was on the wing we had dreams and songs to sing it's so lonely round the fields of aton [Music] right [Music] [Music] foreign by a lonely harbor wall she watched the last jar fall them [Music] as the prison ship sailed out against the sky for she live and hope and pray for our love and body pain it's so lonely round the fields of that and right where once we watch the small free birds flying our love was on the way we had dreams and songs to sing it's so lonely round the fields of [Applause] athens thank you very much [Music] autumn day i saw her first and new that her dark hair would leave a snare that i might one day rule i saw the danger yet i passed along the enchanted way and i said let grief be fallingly at the dawning of the day on grafton street in november we trip lightly along the ledge of a deep ravine where can't be seen [Music] the queen of hearts still making [Music] oh i love too much and search by such is happiness [Music] i gave her gifts of the mind i gave her the secret sign that's known to the artist you have known that true gods of sound and stone i'm word and tint without a stint i gave her poems to say with her own name there and her own dark hair like clouds over fields in maine [Music] on a quiet street where all ghosts need [Music] away from me so hardly that i have loves not as i showed a creature made of clay when the angel was [Music] is [Music] [Music] drinking buttermilk all the weed and the dolls on the end of the blind core dancing as he groomed with a smile on his face is a far better show than you ever will see in the fanciest theater [Music] drinking buttermilk but in 1902 old seth davey died his song it was had no more the three dancing dolls in the dustbin were thrown and the plank went to mend the back door [Music] come they go day on some stormy night if you're passing that away with the wind blowing up from the sea you can still hear the song i'm all set baby as he grooms to his dancing dolls three come take all day pushing me hearty toys someday drinking buttermilk all the week whiskey on a sunday [Music] based on songs and stories of then the passing tales and glories at once was dublin town the hallowed halls of houses haunting children's rise and once was dublin city [Music] valentine's [Music] is [Music] like my house [Music] as pretty as we [Music] [Applause] [Music] away [Music] hey [Music] [Music] on chains [Music] all down [Music] [Music] is [Music] along the cave [Music] i'm a part of what lost [Music] i remember [Music] me [Music] [Applause] oh father why are you so son on this bright easter morning when irishmen proud [Music] [Music] when history was made [Music] from hills and farms the call to arms was heard by one [Music] [Music] and now my boy i told you why on easter morningside when i recall my crumb raise all from dark old days gone by [Music] [Music] again [Music] i long to see the boys [Music] when history was made the boys [Music] [Applause] i wish i was in carrick fergus only for nights [Music] the deepest ocean only for nights in bali but the sea is wide and i cannot swim all [Music] the wings to fly i wish i had a handsome old man to ferry me over my love and i it is reported [Music] on marble stones there as black as ink [Music] with gold and silver [Music] i would support her but i'll sing no more now [Music] till i get a drink cause i'm drunk today and i'm sad and sober [Music] from time to time ah but i'm sick now my days are numbered come all you young man come on everybody [Music] [Music] road [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Applause] world [Music] [Music] [Music] just before the dawn from december [Music] [Music] one more time tonight well i'm the one thank you [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] and rest for a while little warm summer sun i've been walking all day and i nearly done i see by your gravestone you'd only nineteen when you joined a great father in 1916. i hope you [Music] did you play the fight loudly today so the dead march as the lover's you down did the bun climb the last may the flowers of the fall are good [Music] i'll tell you date back in 1960 in that faithful heart are you forever 19. [Music] are you stranger [Music] [Music] did he play the [Music] the last [Music] there's a warm summer's breeze it makes the red puppies dance and look how the sun shines from under the clouds there's no gas no barbed wire there's no confined right now but [Music] two months [Music] the last [Music] today [Music] [Applause] the suffering the glory the pain to killing and dying with all done for young willie man crying [Music] did [Music] [Applause] [Music] and [Music] [Applause] in my memory i will always see the town the time alone so well where our schools played bowl by the gas yard wall and we left through the smoke and the smell going home in the rain running up the dark lane past the chain and down behind the fountain [Music] those were heavy days in so many many ways in the town i love so well in the early morning the shirt factory horn called women from kraken the more and the poor while the man on the door played a mother's roll for the children and walk the door and when times gotten wrong there was just about enough but they saw it through without complaining [Music] for deep inside was a burning pride for the town i loved so well there was there in the diary like a language the tweet could understand i remember the day when i earned my first pain as i played [Music] and to tell you the truth i was sad to leave at all behind me before i'd learned about life and i'd found a wife in the town i loved so well but when i return how my eyes were burned to see how a town [Music] and the gas that hangs on to every breeze now the arm is installed [Music] wire gets higher and higher with their tanks and guns oh my god what have they done to the town i love so well now the music's gone but they carry on for their spirit been bruised never broken oh they'll not forget still their hearts are sent on tomorrow and peace once again for what's done is done and what's one is one and what's lost is lost and gone forever i can only pray for a bright brand new day in the town i love so well [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] one evening in the month of may i spied a damsel she was fair and handsome and the beauty nearly took my breath away she wore no jewels no costly [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] she kept on walking and she kept on talking to her father's cartage and came into view [Music] said she come inside and meet my father and pray to please [Music] and the [Music] tears [Music] [Applause] [Music] no costly diamonds no paint on it [Music] [Applause] all in the [Music] and she said goodbye sir what my heart remains with black always shawn she warned you [Music] [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] the garden of eden has vanished they say but i know the lie of it still just turn to the left at the bridge offenae and stop when halfway to could heal since then you will find it i know sure when fortune has come to my call the grass that grows green around valley james stuff and the blue sky is over at all in tones that are tender and tones that are rough [Music] [Applause] james to me my mother once told me that when i was born the day that i first saw the life i looked down that street on the very first door and gave a great crow of delight now most newborn babies appear in a huff and start with a sorrowful [Music] but i knew i was born in valley james stuff and that's why i smiled at the the baby's a man now he's toy warm and tough still whispers from over the sea [Applause] come back paddy reilly to valley james stuff come home paddy to me [Music] walking all the day near tall towers where falcons build their nests silver wings they fly they know the call of freedom in their breasts saw blackhead against the sky where twisted rocks that run down to the sea living on your western shore saw summer sunset asked for more i stood by your atlantic sea and sang a song for i your land [Music] talking all the day with true friends who try to make you stay [Music] telling jokes and news singing songs to pass the time away watch the galway summon around like silver dancing darting in the sun living on your western shore saw summer sunset asked for more i stood by your atlantic [Music] drinking all the day in old pubs where fiddlers love to play [Music] saw one touch the bone he played the real which seemed so ground and gay [Applause] stalled on dingle beach and cast in [Music] living on your western shore saw summer sunset asked for more i stood by your atlantic sea and sang a song for ireland [Music] [Music] dreaming in the night [Music] [Music] i saw [Music] [Music] they twist [Music] living on your western shore saw summer sunset asked for more i stood by your atlantic sea and sunnis [Music] [Music] of all the stars that's ever shown doesn't wonders twinkle like your table of eyes like gold incarnate beside your hair [Music] and through the curtain of the passing night slime is your smile the sun in the sky is like your love come back to me my nancy linger [Music] no matter where i wonder i am still haunted by your name [Music] where is [Music] the wind and the forest i'll sing your song [Music] [Music] no matter where [Music] standing by the ocean wondering where you've gone to feel support where is [Music] spain

Channel: Music Of Ireland - Ceol traidisiúnta na hÉireann

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Keywords: The Dubliners, Irish Drinking Songs, Irish Pub Songs, Sea Shanties, Irish Music, St Patricks Day

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Length: 59min 33sec (3573 seconds)

Published: Sun Mar 21 2021