{"id":72,"date":"2009-09-10T21:25:34","date_gmt":"2009-09-10T20:25:34","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.corrspt.com\/v2\/?page_id=72"},"modified":"2009-09-10T21:43:23","modified_gmt":"2009-09-10T20:43:23","slug":"home","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.corrspt.com\/site\/?page_id=72","title":{"rendered":"Home"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><em>Legenda :<\/em><br \/>\n (&#8230;) = backvocals<br \/>\n &#8230; = voz arrastada<\/p>\n<p><strong>Black is the Colour<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Black is the colour of my true love&#8217;s hair<br \/>\n His lips are like some roses fair<br \/>\n He has the sweetest smile and the gentlest hands<br \/>\n And I love the ground whereon he stands<\/p>\n<p> I love my love and well he knows<br \/>\n I love the ground whereon he goes<br \/>\n How I wish the day would soon come<br \/>\n When he and I can be as one<\/p>\n<p> I&#8217;ll go to the Clyde and mourn and weep<br \/>\n For satisfied I never sleep<br \/>\n I&#8217;ll write him a letter, just a few short lines<br \/>\n And I&#8217;ll suffer death ten thousand times<\/p>\n<p> Black is the colour of my true love&#8217;s hair<br \/>\n His lips are like some roses fair<br \/>\n He has the sweetest smile and the gentlest hands<br \/>\n And I love the ground whereon he stands<br \/>\n I love the ground whereon he stands<br \/>\n I love, I love, I love the ground whereon he stands<\/p>\n<p><strong>Brid Og Ni Mhaille<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Is a &#8216;Bhr\u00edd \u00d3g N\u00ed Mh\u00e1ille<br \/>\n &#8216;S t\u00fa d&#8217;fh\u00e1g mo chro\u00ed cr\u00e1ite<br \/>\n &#8216;S chuir t\u00fa arraingeacha<br \/>\n An bh\u00e1is tr\u00ed cheartl\u00e1r mo chro\u00ed<br \/>\n T\u00e1 na m\u00edlte fear i ngr\u00e1<br \/>\n Le d&#8217;\u00e9adan ci\u00fain n\u00e1ireach<br \/>\n Is go dtug t\u00fa barr bre\u00e1chtacht&#8217;<br \/>\n Ar Th\u00edr Oirghiall m\u00e1s f\u00edor<\/p>\n<p> N\u00edl n\u00ed ar bith is \u00e1ille<br \/>\n N\u00e1&#8217;n ghealach os cionn a&#8217; ts\u00e1ile<br \/>\n N\u00e1 bl\u00e1th b\u00e1n na n-airn\u00e9<br \/>\n B\u00edos ag f\u00e1s ar an droighean<br \/>\n \u00d3 si\u00fad mar b\u00edos mo ghr\u00e1-sa<br \/>\n N\u00edos trils\u00ed le bre\u00e1chtacht<br \/>\n B\u00e9il\u00edn meala na h\u00e1illeachta&#8217;<br \/>\n Nach ndearna riamh claon <\/p>\n<p> Is buachaill deas \u00f3g m\u00e9<br \/>\n &#8216;T\u00e1 triall chun mo ph\u00f3sta<br \/>\n &#8216;S n\u00ed buan i bhfad beo m\u00e9<br \/>\n Mura bhfaghidh m\u00e9 mo mhian<br \/>\n A chuisle is a st\u00f3ir\u00edn<br \/>\n D\u00e9an r\u00e9idh agus b\u00ed romhamsa<br \/>\n Cionn deireannach den Domhnach<br \/>\n Ar Bh\u00f3ithr\u00edn Dhroim Sliabh <\/p>\n<p> Is tuirseach &#8216;s br\u00f3nach<br \/>\n A chaithimse an Domhnach<br \/>\n Mo hata l&#8217; mo dhorn<br \/>\n &#8216;S m\u00e9 ag osna\u00edl go trom<br \/>\n &#8216;S m\u00e9 ag amharc ar na b\u00f3ithre<br \/>\n &#8216;Mb\u00edonn mo ghr\u00e1-sa ag gabhail ann <\/p>\n<p> &#8216;S \u00ed ag fear eile p\u00f3sta<br \/>\n Is fan \u00ed bheith liom<br \/>\n &#8216;S \u00ed ag fear eile p\u00f3sta<br \/>\n Is fan \u00ed bheith liom <\/p>\n<p> (Tradu\u00e7\u00e3o : www.corrsonline.com)<\/p>\n<p> Oh Bhr\u00edd \u00d3g O&#8217;Malley<br \/>\n You have left my heart breaking<br \/>\n You&#8217;ve sent the death pangs<br \/>\n Of sorrow to pierce my heart sore<br \/>\n A hundred men are craving<br \/>\n For your breathtaking beauty<br \/>\n You&#8217;re the fairest of maidens<br \/>\n In Oriel for sure<\/p>\n<p> No spectacle is fairer<br \/>\n Than moonbeams on the harbor<br \/>\n Or the sweet scented blossoms<br \/>\n Of the sloe on the throrn<br \/>\n But my love shines much brighter<br \/>\n In looks and in stature<br \/>\n That honey-lipped beauty<br \/>\n Who never said wrong <\/p>\n<p> I&#8217;m a handsome young fellow<br \/>\n Who is thinking of wedlock<br \/>\n But my life will be shortened<br \/>\n If I don&#8217;t get my dear<br \/>\n My love and my darling<br \/>\n Prepare now to meet me<br \/>\n On next Sunday evening<br \/>\n On the road to Drum Slieve <\/p>\n<p> &#8216;Tis sadly and lonely<br \/>\n I pass the time on Sunday<br \/>\n My head bowed in sorrow<br \/>\n My sights heavy with woe<br \/>\n As I gaze upon the byways<br \/>\n That my true love walks over<br \/>\n Now she&#8217;d wed to another<br \/>\n And left me forlorn<\/p>\n<p><strong>Buachaill On Eirne<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Buachaill \u00f3n \u00c9irne m\u00e9<br \/>\n &#8216;S bhr\u00e9agfainn f\u00e9in cail\u00edn deas \u00f3g<br \/>\n N\u00ed iarrfainn b\u00f3 spr\u00e9 l\u00e9i<br \/>\n T\u00e1 m\u00e9 fh\u00e9in saibhir go leor<br \/>\n &#8216;S liom Corcaigh da mh\u00e9id \u00e9, dh\u00e1 thaobh<br \/>\n a&#8217; ghleanna &#8216;s T\u00edr Eoghain<br \/>\n &#8216;S mura n-athra\u00ed m\u00e9 b\u00e9asa\u00ed &#8216;s m\u00e9 n&#8217; t-oidhr&#8217;<br \/>\n ar Chontae Mhaigh Eo<\/p>\n<p> Rachaidh m\u00e9 &#8216;m\u00e1rach<br \/>\n Ag dh\u00e9anamh leanna f\u00e1n choill<br \/>\n Gan choite gan gr\u00e1inn\u00edn brach&#8217; ar bith liom<br \/>\n Ach duilli\u00far na gcraobh<br \/>\n Mar \u00e9ideadh leapa os mo chionn<br \/>\n &#8216;S \u00f3r\u00f3 sheacht m&#8217;anam d\u00e9ag th\u00fa<br \/>\n &#8216;S t\u00fa &#8216;f\u00e9achaint orm anall<\/p>\n<p> Buachailleacht b\u00f3, mo leo,<br \/>\n N\u00e1r chleacht mise ariamh<br \/>\n Ach ag imirt &#8216;s ag &#8216;ol<br \/>\n Le h\u00f3gmhn\u00e1 deasa an tsliabh<br \/>\n M\u00e1 chaill m\u00e9 mo st\u00f3r n\u00ed m\u00f3ide<br \/>\n Gur chaill m\u00e9 mo chiall<br \/>\n A&#8217;s n\u00ed m\u00f3 liom do ph\u00f3g n\u00e1&#8217;n bhr\u00f3g<br \/>\n At\u00e1im ag caitheamh le bliain<\/p>\n<p> (Tradu\u00e7\u00e3o : www.corrsonline.com)<\/p>\n<p> I&#8217;m a boy from Ireland<br \/>\n And I could charm a nice young girl<br \/>\n I would not ask for her wealth<br \/>\n As I am rich enough myself<br \/>\n I own a good part of Cork,<br \/>\n Two sides of the glen in Tyrone<br \/>\n And not to repeat myself<br \/>\n I&#8217;m the heir of County Mayo<\/p>\n<p> I will go tomorrow<br \/>\n To make ale in the wood<br \/>\n Without a cot, without a boat<br \/>\n Without a pinch of gruel with me<br \/>\n But leaves of the branches<br \/>\n As bedclothes over my head<br \/>\n And think well done for you<br \/>\n As you watch me from over there<\/p>\n<p> A cowherd, my pet<br \/>\n I&#8217;ve never been accustomed to be<br \/>\n Instead of playing and drinking<br \/>\n With the nice young women on the mountainside<br \/>\n If I lost my riches<br \/>\n I probably didn&#8217;t lose my senses<br \/>\n And your kiss is no more to me now<br \/>\n Than a shoe worn for a year<\/p>\n<p><strong>Dimming of the Day<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>This old house is falling down, around my ears<br \/>\n I am drowning in a river of my tears<br \/>\n When all my will is gone, you hold me sway<br \/>\n And I need you at the dimming of the day<\/p>\n<p> You pulled me like the moon pulls on the tide<br \/>\n You know just where I keep my better side<\/p>\n<p> What days have come, to keep us far apart<br \/>\n A broken promise or a broken heart<br \/>\n Now all the bonnie birds have wheeled away<br \/>\n And I need you at the dimming of the day<\/p>\n<p> Come the night you&#8217;re only what I want<br \/>\n Come the night you could be my confidant<\/p>\n<p> I see you on the street, in company<br \/>\n Why don&#8217;t you come and ease your mind with me<br \/>\n I am living for the night, we steal away<br \/>\n And I need you at the dimming of the day<br \/>\n Yes I need you at the dimming of the day..<\/p>\n<p><strong>Haste to the Wedding<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Instrumental<\/p>\n<p><strong>Heart Like a Wheel<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Some say the heart is just like a wheel<br \/>\n When you bend it you can&#8217;t mend it<br \/>\n And my love for you is like a sinking ship<br \/>\n My heart is on that ship out in mid-ocean<\/p>\n<p> They say that death is a tragedy<br \/>\n Comes once then its over<br \/>\n But my one only wish is for that deep dark abyss<br \/>\n For what&#8217;s the use of living with no true lover<\/p>\n<p> And it&#8217;s only love and it&#8217;s only love<br \/>\n That can break a human being and turn him inside out<br \/>\n That can break a human being and turn him inside out<\/p>\n<p> When harm is done no love can be won<br \/>\n I know it happens frequently<br \/>\n What I can&#8217;t understand, please God hold my hand<br \/>\n Why it should&#8217;ve happened to me<\/p>\n<p> And it&#8217;s only love and it&#8217;s only love<br \/>\n That can break a human being and turn him inside out<br \/>\n That can break a human being and turn him inside out<\/p>\n<p> Some say the heart is just like has wheel<br \/>\n When you bend it you can&#8217;t mend it<br \/>\n And my love for you is like a sinking ship<br \/>\n And my heart is on that ship out on mid-ocean<\/p>\n<p> And it&#8217;s only love and it&#8217;s only love<br \/>\n And it&#8217;s only love, it is only love<br \/>\n And it&#8217;s only love, it is only love<br \/>\n And it&#8217;s only love, it is only love<\/p>\n<p><strong>Moorlough Shore<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Your hills and dales and flowery vales,<br \/>\n That lie near the Moorlough Shore<br \/>\n Your vines that blow by Borden&#8217;s grove,<br \/>\n Will I ever see you more<\/p>\n<p> Where the primrose glows,<br \/>\n And the violet grows<br \/>\n Where the trout and salmon play<br \/>\n With my line and hook delight I took<br \/>\n To spend my youthful days<\/p>\n<p> Last night I went to see my love,<br \/>\n To hear what she might say<br \/>\n To see if she&#8217;d take pity on me,<br \/>\n Lest I might go away<\/p>\n<p> She said, &#8220;I loved an Irish lad,<br \/>\n And he was my only joy<br \/>\n And ever since I saw his face,<br \/>\n I have loved that soldier boy&#8221;<\/p>\n<p> (instrumental)<\/p>\n<p> Perhaps your soldier lad is lost,<br \/>\n Sailing over the sea of Maine<br \/>\n Or perhaps he&#8217;s gone with some other one,<br \/>\n You may never see him again<\/p>\n<p> Well if my Irish lad is lost,<br \/>\n He&#8217;s the one I do adore<br \/>\n And seven years I wait for him,<br \/>\n By the banks of the Moorlough Shore&#8230;<\/p>\n<p><strong>My Lagan Love<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Where Lagan stream, sing lullaby<br \/>\n There blows a lily fair<br \/>\n When twilight gleam, is in her eyes<br \/>\n The night is on her air<br \/>\n And like a love &#8211; sick lenanshee<br \/>\n She hath my heart in thrall<br \/>\n No life have I, no liberty<br \/>\n With love is lord of all<\/p>\n<p> And sometimes when, the beetles horn<br \/>\n Hath lulled the eve to sleep<br \/>\n I steal unto her shielding lorn<br \/>\n And through her dooreen peep<br \/>\n There on the cricket&#8217;s, singing stone<br \/>\n She stirs the bog wood fire<br \/>\n And hums in soft, sweet undertones<br \/>\n The song of heart&#8217;s desire<\/p>\n<p> (instrumental)<\/p>\n<p> Her welcome, like her love for me<br \/>\n Is from her heart within<br \/>\n Her warm kiss, is felicity<br \/>\n That knows no taint of sin<\/p>\n<p><strong>Old Hag<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Instrumental<\/p>\n<p><strong>Old Town<\/strong><\/p>\n<p> The girl&#8217;s a fool, she broke the rules,<br \/>\n she hurt him hard<br \/>\n This time he will break down<br \/>\n She&#8217;s lost his trust and so<br \/>\n she must know all is lost<br \/>\n The system has broke down<br \/>\n Romance has broke down<\/p>\n<p> This boy is cracking up<br \/>\n This boy has broken down<br \/>\n This boy is cracking up<br \/>\n This boy has broke down<\/p>\n<p> She plays it hard, she plays it tough<br \/>\n But that&#8217;s enough, the love is over<br \/>\n She&#8217;s broke his heart and that is rough<br \/>\n But in the end he&#8217;ll soon recover<br \/>\n The romance is over<\/p>\n<p> This boy is cracking up<br \/>\n This boy has broken down yeaheah yeah<br \/>\n This boy is cracking up<br \/>\n This boy has broke down<\/p>\n<p> This boy is cracking up<br \/>\n This boy has broken down yeaheah yeah<br \/>\n This boy is cracking up<br \/>\n This boy has broke down<\/p>\n<p> I&#8217;ve been spending my money in the old town<br \/>\n It&#8217;s not the same honey, with you not around<br \/>\n I&#8217;ve been spending my time in the old town<br \/>\n I sure miss you honey, when you&#8217;re not around<br \/>\n When you&#8217;re not around this old town<\/p>\n<p> Ola<\/p>\n<p> This boy is cracking up<br \/>\n This boy has broken down yeaheah yeah<br \/>\n This boy is cracking up<br \/>\n This boy has broke down<\/p>\n<p> This boy is cracking up<br \/>\n This boy has broken down yeaheah yeah<br \/>\n This boy is cracking up<br \/>\n This boy has broke down&#8230;<\/p>\n<p><strong>Peggy Gordon<\/strong><\/p>\n<p>Oh Peggy Gordon, you are my darling<br \/>\n Come sit you down, upon my knee<br \/>\n And tell to me the very reason<br \/>\n Why I am slighted so by thee<\/p>\n<p> I&#8217;m so in love that<br \/>\n I can&#8217;t deny it.<br \/>\n My heart lies smothered in my breast<br \/>\n But it&#8217;s not for you to let the world know it<br \/>\n A troubled mind can know no rest<\/p>\n<p> I put my head to a glass of brandy<br \/>\n It was my fancy I do declare<br \/>\n For when I&#8217;m drinking I&#8217;m always thinking<br \/>\n And wishing Peggy Gordon was here <\/p>\n<p> (instrumental)<\/p>\n<p> I wish I was in some lonesome valley<br \/>\n Where womankind could not be found<br \/>\n Where little birds sing upon the branches<br \/>\n And every moment, has a different sound<\/p>\n<p> O Peggy Gordon you are my darling<br \/>\n Come sit you down upon my knee<br \/>\n And tell me the very reason<br \/>\n Why I am slighted so by thee<br \/>\nVoltar ao Album<br \/>\nSpancill Hill<br \/>\nLast night as I lay dreaming,<br \/>\n of pleasant days gone by<br \/>\n My mind being bent on rambling,<br \/>\n to Ireland I did fly<br \/>\n I stepped on board a vision,<br \/>\n and followed with the wind<br \/>\n Till next I came to anchor at,<br \/>\n the cross 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