Islands Sing to me of the Islands, O daughter of Cohoolin, sing Sing to me of the West Sing to me of the girth loosened and the lax harp string And of the rest Beyond the skerries and beyond the outer water There lies the land Sing to me of the Islands, O daughter of Cohoolin, O High King's daughter And of the Overstrand I desire to be with Brandan and his companions in the quiet places And to drink of their Spring Sing to me of the Islands and of the Blessed Faces O Daughter of Cohoolin sing
This is so cool! Tarantella used to be one of my favorite poems--and he had his own tune for it! <3 It's got music in it, whether you sing it or not. Thanks for this!
The great French-Englishman's accent is very interesting. I always imagined Belloc with a deep, perhaps bellowing voice though his age probably had something to do with that. Thanks for this, and a great channel!
I have got to buy this guys books. I love this man.
MontChevalier 1 week ago
PandaWarrior1014 3 months ago
Hitchens and Dawkins are no match for the likes of Belloc & Chesteron
DCNY31279 4 months ago 7
This is so cool! Tarantella used to be one of my favorite poems--and he had his own tune for it! <3 It's got music in it, whether you sing it or not. Thanks for this!
EternallyElectra 7 months ago
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mmvc61 10 months ago
This is the kind of stuff that makes YT so awesome. Thanks for posting.
Stepper11 1 year ago
Now I know why everyone tells me to shut up when I sing - it is actually quite painful to listen to!! - Blessings - Rene
mammyoriordan 2 years ago
Did Belloc really say that?
Mariusioannesp 1 year ago
He's crap at singing
missbabyice 2 years ago
GKC and Belloc. They came back to England after 3 centuries, and sang of England as they remembered. But England had left, long ago...
mhopwood1 2 years ago 13
One of the greatest Englishmen and a Catholic .
tincoffin 2 years ago
Wow, I can barely understand anything he is saying or singing----only catch a word here and there.
HappyFault 3 years ago
The lyrics are in the info box; read along. :)
DimDrumsThrobbing 3 years ago
The great French-Englishman's accent is very interesting. I always imagined Belloc with a deep, perhaps bellowing voice though his age probably had something to do with that. Thanks for this, and a great channel!
bellocian 3 years ago 6
do you get to watch "the apostle of common sense" series on EWTN?
jesseakers 3 years ago
I wish... but I don't have cable. I'm an antenna kind of guy (I don't watch much TV anymore).
gmdinformation 3 years ago