WHOLE CHICKEN IN THE SOUP (slide), The

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T:WHOLE CHICKEN IN THE SOUP (slide), The 
N:N:  Irish = "Chearc ar fad is an tAnraith"
S:S: CRE.2
Z:Z: ABC/arr. BB
N:N: See BB notes in ABC file. In top 3 or 4 of the "Weirdest ITM Titles" 
N:competition.
Q:1/4=170
L:1/8
M:12/8
%R:slide
K:G
A|G2E D2E G2A B2B|cBA B2G A2G EDE|
G2E D2E G2A B2B|d2B ABA G3 G2:|
d|efg d2B c2e d2c|d2B A2G E2G A3|
[1 efg d2B c2e d2c|d2B ABA G3 G2 :|
[2 G2E D2E G2A B2c|d2B ABA G3 HG3|
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%Unusual title derives from a song (supplied to Breathnach 
%by Denis Murphy). The translation from Irish isn't exact 
%("is an" would mean "and the", not "in the") 
%
%This is as good a place as any to mention other confusions 
%among tunes with "Hens" or "Chickens" in the title (e.g., 
%"The Hen and Her Brood", "Hen and Her Broth [?]"
%"Anraith" above definitely means "soup" while "bród" is 
%"brood", i.e. lots of little chicks. Probably a bad 
%back-translation somewhere. . .