Galway Bay-Ruby Murray

[ti:Galway Bay] [ar:Ruby Murray] [al:What Could Be More Beautiful] [by:] [offset:0] [00:01.00]Galway Bay - Ruby Murray [00:02.00]Written by：Arthur Colahan [00:03.00] [00:16.38]If you ever go across the sea to ireland [00:23.90] [00:24.88]Then maybe at the closing of your day [00:30.62] [00:32.09]You will sit and watch the moon rise over cladagh [00:38.87] [00:39.72]And see the sun go down on galway bay [00:46.07] [00:47.47]Just to hear again the ripple [00:50.93]Of the trout stream [00:53.93] [00:55.03]The women in the beadows making hay [01:01.07] [01:02.07]And to sit beside a turf fire in a cabin [01:08.95] [01:10.11]And watch the barefoot gasuns [01:13.56]At their play [01:15.70] [01:16.94]For the breezes blowing other seas from ireland [01:23.67] [01:24.34]Are perfumed by the heather as they blow [01:30.41] [01:31.17]And the women in the uplands digging pratties [01:38.98]Speak a language that the strangers [01:43.21]Do not know [01:45.28] [01:46.28]For the strangers came and tried to teach us their ways [01:52.55] [01:53.63]They scorned us just for being what we are [02:00.46] [02:01.03]But they might as well go chasing after moonbeams [02:07.88] [02:08.59]Or light [02:09.69]A penny candle [02:12.00]From a star [02:14.26] [02:16.12]And if there's going to be a life hereafter [02:21.74] [02:23.08]And somehow I am sure there's going to be [02:29.47] [02:29.98]I will ask my god to let me make my heaven [02:36.97] [02:37.87]In that dear land across the irish sea