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The Rigs of Rye
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One Morning In May
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Blackbirds and Thrushes
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An Páistín Fionn
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The Kilnamartyra Exile
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Black is the Colour
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THE FLOWER OF MAGHERALLY O
One pleasant summer’s morning when all the flowers were blooming O
Nature was adorning and the wee birds they were singing O
I met my love near Bambridge Town, my charming blue eyed Sally O
She is the Queen of the County Down, my Flower of Magherally O
With admiration I did gaze upon that blue eyed Lassie O
Adam never had so much joy, when he saw Eve in Eden O
Her skin was like the lily white, that blooms in yonder garden O
She is my queen and my heart’s delight, my Flower of Magherally O
Her yellow hair in ringlets hung, her boots of Spanish leather O
Her bonnet with blue ribbons on, her scarlet scarf and feather O
Like Venus bright she did appear, my charming blue eyed Sally O
She is the girl that I love dear, my Flower of Magherally O
And I hope the day will surely come, when we’ll join hands together O
It’s then I’ll bring my true love home, in spite of wind and weather O
And let them all say what they will, and let them reel and rally O
For I will wed the girl I love, my Flower of Magherally O
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Niamh Parsons MH, Ireland
Niamh is a professional traditional and folk singer from Dublin. Influenced by the '60s folk revival, and learning songs from an early age, she turned professional in 1991. With 7 albums of songs, Niamh has toured the world, bringing her choice of songs to wider audiences and giving workshops throughout USA and Europe. Niamh also teachers online and mentors performers in singing and stagecraft. ... more
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