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Weigh Haul Away
PearseLames
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A traditional sea shanty that I learned from my grandmother, much the same way Francis McPeake learned Wild Mountain Thyme from his uncle. Cheers to family folk traditions!...
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The Piper and the Selkie (Original)
PearseLames
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A slight reworking on an old Irish folktale, in ballad form.
Lyrics and Chords [Guitar capo 1]:
G
Out where the water meets the sky,
Cadd9 Dsus4
Out at the b...
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Sound the Pibroch - Trad.
PearseLames
20 views
A traditional Scottish ballad about the Jacobite uprisings of 1745. My rendition is heavily influenced by the Makem and Spain brothers, from whom I learned the piece.
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Long Time Ago (Original) - With Wheel of Sky
PearseLames
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A practice take for the upcoming Wheel of Sky CD, Stories.
Lyrics:
Once, I had a kind young man,
Down in the valley.
Once, I had a kind young man -
A long time ago.
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Mary-Kate (Original)
PearseLames
49 views
Mary-Kate: because love songs should occasionally feature bar-fights.
Lyrics:
One fine May, I courted a lady -
The lovely Mary-Kate O'Doyle.
She was bright and fair
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Tailypo (Original)
PearseLames
755 views
An old, creepy Appalachian folktale recast as a ballad. You can find a prose rendition here: http://www.scaryforkids.com/tailypo/
Lyrics and chords (Capo 5):
[Am]Oh, th...
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Who's the One (Original)
PearseLames
8 views
A little square-dance tune. Ideally, there would be fiddle instrumentals after each chorus .
Lyrics:
Who's the girl with hazel hair
And lips as sweet as summer cherrie...
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Brair Rose (Original)
PearseLames
35 views
A song about the end of ever-after.
Lyrics:
Once, in an enchanted woods
A long, long time ago,
There lived a girl called Briar Rose
And Lord! I loved her so.
Bright...
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Goyaale (Original) - Live with Wheel of Sky
PearseLames
16 views
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Henry Joy (trad., with some modifications)
PearseLames
241 views
Lyrics:
An Ulsterman I am proud to be,
From the Antrim glens I've come,
And though I've labored by the sea,
I have followed fife and drum.
I have heard the marshall ...
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