I saw the love lighting your way
And even though we've drifted far apart
I, as I've never loved before
I love you as I love you
I love you as I've never loved before
I love you as I've loved you
I love you as I've never loved before
I love you as I love you
I love you as I've never loved before
Come to me
When you are sweet
In these little towns they're called Belpars
The sadness, fortune came over me
Arise, they shine like diamonds
I turned to stroll down Broadway
She was more fair and handsome
Arise, they shine like diamonds
I have to stroll with this pretty fair maid
Have gone what she took from his pocket
Arise, they shine like diamonds
Before the judge and the jury
Will give you seven years' penal servitude
Arise, they shine like diamonds
Blood on the back
Arise, they shine like diamonds
Blood on the back
Arise, they shine like diamonds
Blood on the back
Arise, they shine like diamonds
Blood on the back
Arise, they shine like diamonds
Blood on the back
In Dublin's fair city
Arise, they shine like diamonds
She was a fishmonger
Alive, alive, oh
She died of a fever
In Dublin's fair city
Alive, alive, oh
I've been a wild rover for many a year
And I never will play the wild rover no more And it's no, nay, never
I went to an ale house I used to frequent
Such customers, yours I can have any day And it's no, nay, never
I took from my pockets ten sovereigns' price And the words that I told you were only in jest And there's no, nay, never
I go home to my parents' confetti What I've done
I never will play the wild rover no more And it's no, nay, never
Yes, it's no, nay, never
I walk alone today, to the hill
Maggie
The green groves of God
The creaking of hills
Oh, they say that I'm evil
They say we have outlived our time
Maggie
But to me
They say we have outlived our time
Maggie
But to me
When you and I
Up to mighty London came an Irishman one day
It's a long way to Tipperary
It's a long way to go
It's a long way to Tipperary
To the sweetest girl I know
Goodbye, Piccadilly, farewell, lest I swear
It's a long, long way to Tipperary
But my heart's right there
Paddy wrote a letter to his Irish Molly Young
It's a long way to Tipperary
It's a long way to go
It's a long way to Tipperary
To the sweetest girl I know
Goodbye, Piccadilly, farewell, lest I swear
It's a long, long way to Tipperary
But my heart's right there
Come back, Paddy Riley, to Bally James Town
In tones that are tender
Come back, Paddy Riley
In tones that are tender
Come back, Paddy Riley
My mother once told me
Now most newborn babies
But I knew I was born
That babies are mad now
Come back, Paddy Riley
In tones that are tender
Come back, Paddy Riley
In tones that are tender
In a nice little cart on a small bit of land
My piece is destroyed, I'm bally and gnein
She sighs every day as she passes the way
Do you want your old lobby washed down? Come shine
The other day the old landlord came by for his rent
He felt discontent at not getting his rent
Do you want your old lobby washed down? Come shine
In a nice little cart on a small piece of land
My piece is destroyed, I'm bally and gnein
Do you want your old lobby washed down? Come shine
I'll take you home again, Kathy
To where your heart has ever been
The rose is all I've left your cheek
Your voice is sound whenever you speak
I can't find my way home
I know you love me, you've got me indeed
I'll always be where you are me
The smiles that once you gave me
The many, many times I see
I'm back, Kathy
And where the fields are fresh and green
As I was going over the famed girl Carrie Mountain
For I am the bold receiver, but surely that will do that
I counted all his money, decided I was just home
But sure it will do that
I went up to my chamber
But Jenny drew me charges
But sure it will do that
Was her ear come far?
I first produced me pistol
But sure it will do that
If anyone could hear me
If he were here with me
But sure it will do that
As I was going over
I first produced me pistol
But sure it will do that
I'm thinking tonight of the old rustic grave
Which was there I first met you
Though now far away
Beneath there the stream gently ripples
Though now far away
I keep in my memory
Far deep in my heart
I think of you darling
My heart was back
Beneath it a stream
Though now far away
How did you young lady my bride
Do you mind if I sit here down by the grave side
I can see by your grand store you were only nineteen
Did they beat the drums slowly Did they play the fight slowly
Did the band play the last voice to call us
Did you need everybody or a sweetheart
Are you a stranger without even an end
Did they beat the drums slowly Did they play the fight slowly
Did the band play the last voice to call us
Did the sound of the children's on the green fields
Did they beat the drums slowly Did they play the fight slowly
Did the band play the last voice to call us
By winning or by losing I can't help wonder why
But the sorrow and the suffering
Did they beat the drums slowly Did they play the fight slowly
Did the band play the last voice to call us
Did they beat the drums slowly Did they play the fight slowly
Well you may travel far, far from your home, native home
But of all the fine places
And to all the fine people I'm leaving behind
And the high and rocky slopes
Far away are the mountains
Sure there's none to compare
Well you may travel far, far
But of all the fine places
And to all the fine people
And the high and rocky slopes are the cliffs of the deep
Oh, poor old Icy Riley, she has taken to the sub
It's up each morning to the pub
Oh, she walks along Fitzgibbon Street
She says it's nearly half past one
She's far on Icy Riley, she has taken to the sub
Oh, years ago when men were men
Well old woman, put them all to shame
Oh, poor old Icy Riley, she has taken to the sub
All the time when catching up with her
She's far on Icy Riley, she has taken to the sub