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  • Introduction
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Lyrics Folder

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A Few Hours From The Coast

A Glen Song (Ethna Carberry)

A Prayer for me

As the Train Moves Out

As They Sow

Heroes In Old Work Boots

Heroes In Yellow

I CRY FOR MY PEOPLE

I hold your hand in mine

I Must Go Away

In Tír-na'n-Og,

Irish Children

I’m Far Away

JIMMY DALY

Liz and Maggie

Meagher in Clonmel Jail

Meagher of the Sword

MY PEOPLE'S BONES

My River City

OH YES YOU TRY

Pegeen

Shanbally

Shaped by County Clare

Since I Left the County Clare

Ten Pound Tourists

The Banks of Willow Creek

The Cold Sleep of Brighidin

THE CONDAMINE IS DRY

The County Song

The Croppy

The Exiles of ’48

The Fenian Ram

The Irish Pub Song

The Islebrack Lake

The Men Who Fight the Wildfires

The Passing of The Gael

The Penal Days

The Song of Wandering Aengus

The Well

Two Poets

We Rise Again

When You Are Old

Why Is She Leaving Me

You Were Mine for A Little While

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