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beautiful! Does anyone have the words of the missing phrases? I'd be very grateful!!
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Composed in the late 18th Century by Jane Finlayson of Tong, Lewis for a young Uig fisherman, Donald MacRae. if that helps it s a traditional scottish song meaning the boat man :) x
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Splendid song, great singing.
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the missing pharase or the ones sang in gaelic men men on board/ or boat men if you like this is scottish gaelic if it were irish it would be fir a bord :) x
gemgem489 6 months ago
@gemgem489 Thanks for the background of the song. It is one of my favorite.
Larkworthy 6 months ago
To correct some folk on here. This is not an Irish song but instead it is a song from the Western Highlands of Scotland.
bloobear1 1 year ago 3
@bloobear1 Thanks for the clarification. I think we can all agree that this traditional Gaelic song from Scotland is a favorite among those who appreciate its haunting mournful qualities.
The Highland tunes are among the most bonny at any rate! Cheers!
Larkworthy 1 year ago
They are great!! Love that energy!
Larkworthy 1 year ago
who sings this,,her voice is haunting,,
14hcap 2 years ago
Anthea Lawrence.
Mooncoyne, an Irish band based out of Tacoma, WA, began performing in the summer of 1995. Participants in a bluegrass and Irish jam session at the University of Puget Sound brought it together, which explains the band's original name, Puget Sounds. Subsequently, the band changed its name to Sláinte to emphasize its focus on traditional Irish music.
This song was from their final CD.
Larkworthy 2 years ago