A Song For Ireland-Luke Kelly

[ti:A Song For Ireland] [ar:Luke Kelly] [al:Festival Of Irish Folk - Volume 1] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]A Song For Ireland - Luke Kelly [00:15.14]Walking all the day [00:18.82]Near tall towers where falcons build their nests [00:25.08] [00:25.62]Silver wings they fly [00:29.74]They know the call for freedom in their breasts [00:36.24]Saw Black Head against the sky [00:41.31]Where twisted rocks [00:43.57]They run to the sea [00:47.36] [00:48.06]Living on your western shore [00:52.81] [00:53.39]Saw summer sun sets [00:56.30] [00:56.83]I asked for more [00:59.80]I stood by your Atlantic Sea [01:04.83]And I sang a song for Ireland [01:10.26] [01:10.81]Drinking all the day [01:13.98] [01:14.84]In old pubs where fiddlers love to play [01:20.83] [01:21.38]Someone touched the bow [01:24.89] [01:25.41]He played a reel [01:27.17]It seemed so fine and gay [01:32.17]Stood on Dingle beach and cast [01:36.66] [01:37.20]In wild foam we found Atlantic Bass [01:43.82]Living on your western shore [01:48.70]Saw summer sunsets asked for more [01:55.31]I stood by your Atlantic sea [01:59.69] [02:00.25]And I sang a song for Ireland [02:05.67] [02:34.20]Talking all the day with true friends [02:39.30] [02:40.34]Who try to make you stay [02:44.88]Telling jokes and news [02:48.12] [02:48.76]Singing songs to pass the night away [02:54.81] [02:55.36]Watched the Galway salmon run [03:00.18]Like silver dancing darting in the sun [03:05.99] [03:06.96]Living on your western shore [03:11.85]Saw summer sunsets asked for more [03:17.64] [03:18.33]I stood by your Atlantic sea [03:23.41]And sang a song for Ireland [03:28.62] [03:29.38]Dreaming in the night [03:32.26] [03:33.28]I saw a land where no one had to fight [03:39.21] [03:39.89]Waking in your dawn [03:43.31]I saw you crying in the morning light [03:49.62] [03:50.16]Sliding where the Falcons fly [03:55.19]They twist and turn all in you ever blue sky [04:01.87]Living on your western shore [04:06.72]Saw summer sunsets asked for more [04:13.39]I stood by your Atlantic sea [04:17.97]And I sang a song for Ireland