Clancy Brothers Medley - I'll Tell Me Ma / Courtin' In the Kitchen / The Irish Rover-Celtic Thunder

[ti:Clancy Brothers Medley - I'll Tell Me Ma / Courtin' In the Kitchen / The Irish Rover] [ar:Celtic Thunder] [al:New Voyage] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.47]Clancy Brothers Medley - I'll Tell Me Ma / Courtin' In the Kitchen / The Irish Rover - Celtic Thunder [00:03.97] [00:07.83]I'll tell me ma when I get home [00:09.65]The boys won't leave the girls alone [00:11.53]They pull my hair and stole my comb [00:13.34]But that's all right till I get home [00:15.31]She is handsome she is pretty [00:17.08]She is the belle of Belfast city [00:18.99]She is courting one two three [00:20.84]Please won't you tell me who is she [00:22.44]Let the wind and the rain [00:23.42]The hail go high [00:24.30]The snow come tumbling from the sky [00:26.40]She's as sweet as apple pie [00:28.23]She'll get her own lad by and by [00:30.07]When she gets a lad of her own [00:31.65]She won't tell her ma when she gets home [00:33.70]Let them all come as they will [00:35.37]It's Albert Mooney she loves still [00:37.19] [00:39.16]Come single belle and beau [00:40.39] [00:40.90]Unto me pay attention [00:42.15] [00:42.69]Don't ever fall in love [00:44.47]It's the devil's own invention [00:46.38]For once I fell in love [00:48.11]With a lady so bewitching [00:49.96]Miss Henrietta Bell [00:51.54]Out of Captain Kelly's kitchen [00:53.59]With me toora loora la [00:55.35]I'm a toora loora laddie [00:57.18]With me toora loora la [00:58.97]I'm a toora loora laddie [01:00.33] [01:00.84]She slipped up to her room [01:02.72]I said good Lord oh mighty [01:04.48]She came back down the stairs [01:06.30]Wearin' nothing but her nightie [01:08.13]With her arms around me waist [01:09.89]She slyly hinted marriage [01:11.74]When to the door in haste [01:13.38]Came captain Kelly's carriage [01:15.21]Sing sing sing sing [01:19.36] [01:19.97]Sing toora loora la [01:21.70]I'm a toora loora laddie [01:23.53]With me toora loora la [01:25.30]I'm a toora loora laddie [01:26.88]On the Fourth of July 1806 [01:30.55]We set sail from the sweet Cove of Cork [01:32.91] [01:34.14]We were sailing away [01:35.89]With a cargo of bricks [01:37.64]For the Grand City Hall in New York [01:40.27] [01:41.28]'Twas a wonderful craft [01:43.04]She was rigged fore and aft [01:44.61] [01:45.28]Know how the wild wind drove her [01:48.41]She got several blasts [01:50.18]She got twenty seven masts [01:51.95]And they called her the Irish Rover [01:55.59]We had sailed seven years [01:57.52]When the measles broke out [01:59.09]And the ship lost its way in the fog [02:01.82] [02:02.79]And that whale of a crew [02:04.49]Was reduced down to two [02:06.26]Just meself and the Captain's old dog [02:08.93] [02:09.92]Then the ship struck a rock [02:11.85] [02:12.54]Oh Lord what a shock [02:14.65] [02:15.28]The bulkhead was turned right over [02:20.99] [02:22.04]Turned nine times around [02:25.83] [02:26.98]And the poor old dog was drowned [02:33.67] [02:34.65]One two three [02:35.91]I'm the last of the Irish Rover