X:176
T:Castle of Dromore
R:song
C:Words by Harold Boulton (1859-1935)
D:The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem
D:The Corries
Z:id:hn-song-176
M:3/4
L:1/8
Q:1/4=160
K:D
FG | A4 A2 | A4 A2 | B4 A2 | (A2 B2) c2 | d4 F2 | F4 G2 | A6- | A4
(Bc) | d4 D2 | D4 F2 | E4 D2 | (D2 E2) F2 | G4 G2 | F4 E2 | D6- | D4
d2 | (d3 e) d2 | c2 d2 c2 | (B2 c2) B2 | A4 G2 | F4 A2 | (G2 E2) F2 | D6- | D4
F2 | G3 G F2 | E4 G2 | F4 D2 | F6 | G3 G F2 | E4 D2 | D6- | D4 ||
W:The October winds lament around the castle of Dromore
W:Yet peace is in her lofty halls, a pháiste bán a stór
W:Though Autumn leaves may droop and die, a bud of spring are you!
W:sing hush-a-by loo, la-lo, lo lan, sing hush-a-by loo la loo
W:
W:Bring no ill will to hinder us my helpless babe and me
W:dread spirit of the Blackwater, clan Eoin's wild banshee
W:and Holy Mary pitying us in Heaven for grace doth sue
W:sing hush-a-by loo, la-lo, lo lan, sing hush-a-by loo la loo
W:
W:Take time to thrive my ray of hope in the garden of Dromore
W:Take heed young eaglet till thy wings are feathered fit to soar
W:a little rest and then the world is full of work to do
W:sing hush-a-by loo, la-lo, lo lan, sing hush-a-by loo la loo