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@Elmesias14 Which rock do you live under??
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Absolutely lovely version, but none of the comments I've seen here give proper credit to Liam Clancy and the Clancy Brothers&Tommy Makem. The song was virtually unheard outside of Ireland and Scotland until the earliest Clancy recordings in New York in 1957 and 1959. The phenomenal popularity of their group in the early 60s, the first quasi-genuine Irish folk music in the U.S. that wasn't schmaltzed up by Bing Crosby or Dennis Day, introduced the song to virtually all who followed.
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base whores
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they are angels
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this is perfect.
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i dedicate this song to my dad and to all who have fallen to the beast cancer. lost my dad dec 20 2007.( hoisteing a glass of guinness.) to my dad and all who cancer. hear hear!!!!!!
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@kagomehater4ever Rebel?
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We played this at our performance of Romeo and Juliet when they died, the whole audience was in tears.
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pretty sure about 100k of those views are me...
A decent song will stop you from crying. A good song will make you cry. A great song will show you there's no reason to cry. <3
PercipientFish 1 year ago 53
Come on, we're almost at the top!
Sleep it off later like the rest of them
- Do we all have a drink? - Here, Maurice.
Take a drink...
..and remember the man.
Then raise your spirits to the sky!
Raise them to Ned Devine!
God bless you, Ned!
And may we be forever in your debt.
To Ned Devine
pepelepew2006 11 months ago 24