Traditional Irish tune capturing the pulse of the Irish Exodus to America & abroad. This video is dedicated to my late Grandfather Bud Doherty. The images are of County Donegal, Ireland, our ancestral home. Cheers Doherty Clan!
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FROM CLARE TO HERE
Well there's four of us who share the room, we work hard for the brass
And getting up late on Sunday, I never go to mass
(Chorus)
It's a long long way from Clare to here
It's a long long way from Clare to here
Oh, it's a long long way, it gets further day by day
It's a long long way from Clare to here
When Friday night comes around and Eddy's only in the fighting
My ma would like a letter home but I'm too tired for writing
Well it almost breaks my heart when I think of Josephine
I promised I'd be coming back with pockets full of green
I dream I hear a piper play maybe it's emotion
I dream I see white horses dance on that other ocean
Brass means money here, surely.
ManonMir 1 month ago
whoever wrote these lyrics is an idiot they dont say brass the say craic
gmsm520 2 months ago
the roots that tie me to a land ive enver known are calling me home
gmsm520 2 months ago
im from clare i live abroad and this song makes me think of home.
cian4mbb 4 months ago
As my american friend often says..I wakened with this in my head
TheDsmyth 1 year ago
Its not a traditional Irish tune. its by a english folk singer Ralph Mctell and about some irish lads he lived with in england. the images are from all over ireland. nice video though.
Kevo3210 1 year ago