Song | The Bay of Biscay |
Artist | Karan Casey & John Doyle |
Album | Exiles Return |
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[00:17.42] | My Willie sails on board the tender |
[00:23.04] | where he is I do not know. |
[00:28.58] | For seven long years I have been waiting |
[00:32.84] | to cross the Bay of Biscay-o. |
[00:38.64] | Mary was sleeping her love came creeping |
[00:43.84] | to her bedroom door did go, |
[00:49.04] | Saying, “Rise up, Mary, my lovely Mary, |
[00:53.98] | I'm your charming Willie-o.” |
[00:58.36] | Willie-o.Willie-o. |
[01:03.76] | I'm your charming Willie-o.” |
[01:11.34] | Mary arose and put on her clothes |
[01:16.92] | trough her bedroom door did go, |
[01:22.24] | And there she spared her own true lover |
[01:26.54] | his face as white as the lily snow. |
[01:32.04] | “Oh, Willie dear, where are those blushes, |
[01:37.42] | Those blushes I knew long years ago?” |
[01:42.98] | “Mary dear, while the clay has changed them, |
[01:47.48] | I'm the ghost of your Willie-o.” |
[01:51.78] | Willie-o.Willie-o. |
[01:57.12] | I'm the ghost of your Willie-o.” |
[02:37.08] | They spent the night in deep conversation |
[02:42.88] | Concerning their courtship years ago. |
[02:48.50] | Mary dear, while the dawn is breaking, |
[02:52.98] | The time has come for me to go. |
[02:57.46] | And I must leave you broken-hearted |
[03:02.84] | Down her tears they began to flow. |
[03:08.34] | They kissed ,he embraced and sorrowfully parted |
[03:13.14] | Just as the cocky began to crow. |
[03:17.38] | began to crow.began to crow. |
[03:23.02] | Just as the cocky began to crow. |
[03:30.62] | when will you return again? |
[03:35.80] | When the fishes they do fly |
[03:40.42] | the sea it will run dry |
[03:44.70] | And the rocks will melt unto the sun.” |
[03:51.36] | the sun |
[03:53.88] | the rocks will melt unto the sun. |
[04:02.92] | lalala…… |
[00:00.00] | |
[00:17.42] | My Willie sails on board the tender |
[00:23.04] | where he is I do not know. |
[00:28.58] | For seven long years I have been waiting |
[00:32.84] | to cross the Bay of Biscayo. |
[00:38.64] | Mary was sleeping her love came creeping |
[00:43.84] | to her bedroom door did go, |
[00:49.04] | Saying, " Rise up, Mary, my lovely Mary, |
[00:53.98] | I' m your charming Willieo." |
[00:58.36] | Willieo. Willieo. |
[01:03.76] | I' m your charming Willieo." |
[01:11.34] | Mary arose and put on her clothes |
[01:16.92] | trough her bedroom door did go, |
[01:22.24] | And there she spared her own true lover |
[01:26.54] | his face as white as the lily snow. |
[01:32.04] | " Oh, Willie dear, where are those blushes, |
[01:37.42] | Those blushes I knew long years ago?" |
[01:42.98] | " Mary dear, while the clay has changed them, |
[01:47.48] | I' m the ghost of your Willieo." |
[01:51.78] | Willieo. Willieo. |
[01:57.12] | I' m the ghost of your Willieo." |
[02:37.08] | They spent the night in deep conversation |
[02:42.88] | Concerning their courtship years ago. |
[02:48.50] | Mary dear, while the dawn is breaking, |
[02:52.98] | The time has come for me to go. |
[02:57.46] | And I must leave you brokenhearted |
[03:02.84] | Down her tears they began to flow. |
[03:08.34] | They kissed , he embraced and sorrowfully parted |
[03:13.14] | Just as the cocky began to crow. |
[03:17.38] | began to crow. began to crow. |
[03:23.02] | Just as the cocky began to crow. |
[03:30.62] | when will you return again? |
[03:35.80] | When the fishes they do fly |
[03:40.42] | the sea it will run dry |
[03:44.70] | And the rocks will melt unto the sun." |
[03:51.36] | the sun |
[03:53.88] | the rocks will melt unto the sun. |
[04:02.92] | lalala |
[00:00.00] | |
[00:17.42] | My Willie sails on board the tender |
[00:23.04] | where he is I do not know. |
[00:28.58] | For seven long years I have been waiting |
[00:32.84] | to cross the Bay of Biscayo. |
[00:38.64] | Mary was sleeping her love came creeping |
[00:43.84] | to her bedroom door did go, |
[00:49.04] | Saying, " Rise up, Mary, my lovely Mary, |
[00:53.98] | I' m your charming Willieo." |
[00:58.36] | Willieo. Willieo. |
[01:03.76] | I' m your charming Willieo." |
[01:11.34] | Mary arose and put on her clothes |
[01:16.92] | trough her bedroom door did go, |
[01:22.24] | And there she spared her own true lover |
[01:26.54] | his face as white as the lily snow. |
[01:32.04] | " Oh, Willie dear, where are those blushes, |
[01:37.42] | Those blushes I knew long years ago?" |
[01:42.98] | " Mary dear, while the clay has changed them, |
[01:47.48] | I' m the ghost of your Willieo." |
[01:51.78] | Willieo. Willieo. |
[01:57.12] | I' m the ghost of your Willieo." |
[02:37.08] | They spent the night in deep conversation |
[02:42.88] | Concerning their courtship years ago. |
[02:48.50] | Mary dear, while the dawn is breaking, |
[02:52.98] | The time has come for me to go. |
[02:57.46] | And I must leave you brokenhearted |
[03:02.84] | Down her tears they began to flow. |
[03:08.34] | They kissed , he embraced and sorrowfully parted |
[03:13.14] | Just as the cocky began to crow. |
[03:17.38] | began to crow. began to crow. |
[03:23.02] | Just as the cocky began to crow. |
[03:30.62] | when will you return again? |
[03:35.80] | When the fishes they do fly |
[03:40.42] | the sea it will run dry |
[03:44.70] | And the rocks will melt unto the sun." |
[03:51.36] | the sun |
[03:53.88] | the rocks will melt unto the sun. |
[04:02.92] | lalala |