Shores Of Lough Bran

L:1/8
R:song

X:16
T:Shores Of Lough Bran
R:song
H:Slow, free rhythm
D:De Dannan (Dolores Keane)
Z:id:hn-song-16
M:3/4
L:1/8
Q:1/4=80
K:Dmix
FG | (A3 F) GA | (GF) D2 A,B, | C2 D3 C | D4
FG | A2 d2 (de) | (cB A2) (FD) | G3 A ((3BAG) | A4
(FG) | A2 d2 (de) | (cB) A2 FD | G2 (GA) ((3BAG) | A4
FG | A F3 G(A/E/) | F2 (GF) (A,B,) | C2 D3 C | D4 ||
W:Sit you down, loyal comrade, sit you down for a while,
W:While I spend my last hours in Erin's green isle.
W:So fill up your glasses and we'll drink hand in hand,
W:For tomorrow I'll be leaving the shores of Lough Bran.
W:
W:There's my father and mother you can now hear them cry,
W:With their tears bewailing, 'twould moisten your eye,
W:But I will assist them, please God, if I can,
W:While far away from lovely Erin and the shores of Lough Bran.
W:
W:In the incoming morning I will bid you adieu,
W:To Leitrim, Drumshanbo and sweet Carrick too,
W:But no matter what fortune I shall meet far away,
W:My thoughts shall be with you by night and by day.
W:
W:My thoughts shall be with you while life's course is spanned,
W:Far away from lovely Erin and the shores of Lough Bran.

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