| Song | Isle of Innisfree |
| Artist | Charlie Landsborough |
| Album | Live from Dublin |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Words and | |
| Music: Dick | |
| Farrelly © | |
| Peter Maurice | |
| Music / EM | |
| I Music I've met some folks who say that | |
| I'm a dreamer | |
| And I've no doubt there's truth in what they say | |
| But sure a body's bound to be a dreamer | |
| When all the things he loves are far away. | |
| And precious things are dreams onto an exile | |
| They take him o'er the land across the sea | |
| Especially when it happens he's an exile | |
| From that dear lovely | |
| Isle of Innisfree. | |
| And when the moonlight peeps across the rooftops | |
| Of this great city wondrous tho' it be | |
| I scarcely feel its wonder or its laughter | |
| I'm once again back home in | |
| Innisfree. | |
| I wander o'er green hills thro' dreamy valleys | |
| And find a peace no other land could know | |
| I hear the birds make music fit for angels | |
| And watch the rivers laughing as they flow. | |
| And then into a humble shack | |
| I wander My dear old home, and tenderly behold | |
| The folks | |
| I love around the turf fire gathered | |
| On bended knees their rosary is told. | |
| But dreams don't last | |
| Tho' dreams are not forgotten | |
| And soon I'm back to stern reality | |
| But tho' they paved the footways here with gold dust | |
| I still would choose the | |
| Isle of Innisfree. |
| Words and | |
| Music: Dick | |
| Farrelly | |
| Peter Maurice | |
| Music EM | |
| I Music I' ve met some folks who say that | |
| I' m a dreamer | |
| And I' ve no doubt there' s truth in what they say | |
| But sure a body' s bound to be a dreamer | |
| When all the things he loves are far away. | |
| And precious things are dreams onto an exile | |
| They take him o' er the land across the sea | |
| Especially when it happens he' s an exile | |
| From that dear lovely | |
| Isle of Innisfree. | |
| And when the moonlight peeps across the rooftops | |
| Of this great city wondrous tho' it be | |
| I scarcely feel its wonder or its laughter | |
| I' m once again back home in | |
| Innisfree. | |
| I wander o' er green hills thro' dreamy valleys | |
| And find a peace no other land could know | |
| I hear the birds make music fit for angels | |
| And watch the rivers laughing as they flow. | |
| And then into a humble shack | |
| I wander My dear old home, and tenderly behold | |
| The folks | |
| I love around the turf fire gathered | |
| On bended knees their rosary is told. | |
| But dreams don' t last | |
| Tho' dreams are not forgotten | |
| And soon I' m back to stern reality | |
| But tho' they paved the footways here with gold dust | |
| I still would choose the | |
| Isle of Innisfree. |
| Words and | |
| Music: Dick | |
| Farrelly | |
| Peter Maurice | |
| Music EM | |
| I Music I' ve met some folks who say that | |
| I' m a dreamer | |
| And I' ve no doubt there' s truth in what they say | |
| But sure a body' s bound to be a dreamer | |
| When all the things he loves are far away. | |
| And precious things are dreams onto an exile | |
| They take him o' er the land across the sea | |
| Especially when it happens he' s an exile | |
| From that dear lovely | |
| Isle of Innisfree. | |
| And when the moonlight peeps across the rooftops | |
| Of this great city wondrous tho' it be | |
| I scarcely feel its wonder or its laughter | |
| I' m once again back home in | |
| Innisfree. | |
| I wander o' er green hills thro' dreamy valleys | |
| And find a peace no other land could know | |
| I hear the birds make music fit for angels | |
| And watch the rivers laughing as they flow. | |
| And then into a humble shack | |
| I wander My dear old home, and tenderly behold | |
| The folks | |
| I love around the turf fire gathered | |
| On bended knees their rosary is told. | |
| But dreams don' t last | |
| Tho' dreams are not forgotten | |
| And soon I' m back to stern reality | |
| But tho' they paved the footways here with gold dust | |
| I still would choose the | |
| Isle of Innisfree. |