Song | Shanagolden |
Artist | Liz Madden |
Album | TAS: The Absolute Sound 2009 |
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[ti:Shanagolden] | |
[ar:Liz Madden] | |
[al:TAS: The Absolute Sound 2009] | |
[00:01.80] | The cold winds from the mountain are calling soft to me |
[00:10.34] | The smell of scented heather, brings bitter memory |
[00:19.00] | The wild and lonely eagle up in the summer sky |
[00:27.23] | Flies high o’er Shanagolden, where my young Willie lies |
[00:40.32] | I met him in the winter time when snow was on the ground |
[00:48.76] | The Irish hills were peaceful and love was all around |
[00:56.91] | Scarcely twenty one years old a young man in his prime |
[01:04.78] | We were married darling Willie by the eve of Christmas time |
[01:17.80] | Do you remember darlin’when we walked the moonlit road |
[01:25.71] | I held you in my arms love I would never let you go |
[01:33.95] | Our hands they were entwined love all in the pale moonlight |
[01:42.35] | By the fields of Shanagolden on a lonely winter’s night |
[01:54.33] | Then came the call to arms dear and the hills they were aflame |
[02:03.12] | Down from the silent mountains the Saxon strangers came |
[02:11.21] | I held you in my arms love my young heart wild with fear |
[02:19.30] | By the fields of Shanagolden in the spring time of the year |
[02:27.69] | You fought them darling Willie all through the summer days |
[02:35.93] | I heard the rifles firing in the mountains far away |
[02:44.51] | I held you in my arms love your blood ran free and bright |
[02:52.40] | And you died in Shanagolden on a lonely summer’s night |
[03:03.40] | Oh, but that was long ago dear and your son grows fine and tall |
[03:19.65] | The hills they are at peace again, the Saxon strangers' gone |
[03:27.75] | We’ll place a red rose on your grave by the silvery pale moonlight |
[03:36.80] | And we’ll dream of Shanagolden on a lonely winter’s night |
ti: Shanagolden | |
ar: Liz Madden | |
al: TAS: The Absolute Sound 2009 | |
[00:01.80] | The cold winds from the mountain are calling soft to me |
[00:10.34] | The smell of scented heather, brings bitter memory |
[00:19.00] | The wild and lonely eagle up in the summer sky |
[00:27.23] | Flies high o' er Shanagolden, where my young Willie lies |
[00:40.32] | I met him in the winter time when snow was on the ground |
[00:48.76] | The Irish hills were peaceful and love was all around |
[00:56.91] | Scarcely twenty one years old a young man in his prime |
[01:04.78] | We were married darling Willie by the eve of Christmas time |
[01:17.80] | Do you remember darlin' when we walked the moonlit road |
[01:25.71] | I held you in my arms love I would never let you go |
[01:33.95] | Our hands they were entwined love all in the pale moonlight |
[01:42.35] | By the fields of Shanagolden on a lonely winter' s night |
[01:54.33] | Then came the call to arms dear and the hills they were aflame |
[02:03.12] | Down from the silent mountains the Saxon strangers came |
[02:11.21] | I held you in my arms love my young heart wild with fear |
[02:19.30] | By the fields of Shanagolden in the spring time of the year |
[02:27.69] | You fought them darling Willie all through the summer days |
[02:35.93] | I heard the rifles firing in the mountains far away |
[02:44.51] | I held you in my arms love your blood ran free and bright |
[02:52.40] | And you died in Shanagolden on a lonely summer' s night |
[03:03.40] | Oh, but that was long ago dear and your son grows fine and tall |
[03:19.65] | The hills they are at peace again, the Saxon strangers' gone |
[03:27.75] | We' ll place a red rose on your grave by the silvery pale moonlight |
[03:36.80] | And we' ll dream of Shanagolden on a lonely winter' s night |
ti: Shanagolden | |
ar: Liz Madden | |
al: TAS: The Absolute Sound 2009 | |
[00:01.80] | The cold winds from the mountain are calling soft to me |
[00:10.34] | The smell of scented heather, brings bitter memory |
[00:19.00] | The wild and lonely eagle up in the summer sky |
[00:27.23] | Flies high o' er Shanagolden, where my young Willie lies |
[00:40.32] | I met him in the winter time when snow was on the ground |
[00:48.76] | The Irish hills were peaceful and love was all around |
[00:56.91] | Scarcely twenty one years old a young man in his prime |
[01:04.78] | We were married darling Willie by the eve of Christmas time |
[01:17.80] | Do you remember darlin' when we walked the moonlit road |
[01:25.71] | I held you in my arms love I would never let you go |
[01:33.95] | Our hands they were entwined love all in the pale moonlight |
[01:42.35] | By the fields of Shanagolden on a lonely winter' s night |
[01:54.33] | Then came the call to arms dear and the hills they were aflame |
[02:03.12] | Down from the silent mountains the Saxon strangers came |
[02:11.21] | I held you in my arms love my young heart wild with fear |
[02:19.30] | By the fields of Shanagolden in the spring time of the year |
[02:27.69] | You fought them darling Willie all through the summer days |
[02:35.93] | I heard the rifles firing in the mountains far away |
[02:44.51] | I held you in my arms love your blood ran free and bright |
[02:52.40] | And you died in Shanagolden on a lonely summer' s night |
[03:03.40] | Oh, but that was long ago dear and your son grows fine and tall |
[03:19.65] | The hills they are at peace again, the Saxon strangers' gone |
[03:27.75] | We' ll place a red rose on your grave by the silvery pale moonlight |
[03:36.80] | And we' ll dream of Shanagolden on a lonely winter' s night |