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\beginsong{Rare Old Times}[by=Traditional] |
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\beginsong{Rare Old Times}[by=Traditional] |
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\beginverse |
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\[Sol]Raised on songs &\[Do] stor\[Sol]ies |
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\[Mim]Heroes of re\[Do]nown |
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The\[Sol] passing tales &\[Do] glor\[Sol]ies |
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That once was Dublin\[Ré] Town |
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The\[Sol] hallowed halls and\[Do] hous\[Sol]es |
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The\[Mim] haunting children's\[Do] rhymes |
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That\[Sol] once was Dublin\[Do] Ci\[Sol]ty |
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In the\[Ré] rare ould\[Sol] times. |
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\endverse |
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\beginchorus |
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\[Sol]Ringa Ringa\[Do] Ros\[Sol]ey |
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As the\[Mim] light de\[Do]clines |
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I'll\[Sol] remember Dublin\[Do] Ci\[Sol]ty |
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In the\[Ré] rare ould \[Sol]Times. |
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\endchorus |
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\beginverse |
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My name it is Sean Dempsey |
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As Dublin as could be |
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Born hard & late in Pimlico |
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In a house that ceased to be |
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My trade I was a cooper |
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Lost out to redundancy |
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Like my house that fell to progress |
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My trades a memory |
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\endverse |
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\beginverse |
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I courted Peggy Digman |
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As pretty as you please. |
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A rage and child of Mary |
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from the rebel liberties |
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I lost her to a student chap |
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With skin as back as coal |
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When he took her off to Birmingham |
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She took away my soul. |
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\endverse |
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\beginverse |
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The years have made me bitter |
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The gargle dims me brain |
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Cause Dublin keeps on changing |
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and Nothing seems the same. |
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The Pillar and the Met have gone |
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The Royal long since pulled down |
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As the grey unyielding concrete |
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Makes a city of my Town. |
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\endverse |
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\beginverse |
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Fare thee well sweet Anna Liffey |
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I can no longer stay |
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And watch me new glass cages that |
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Spring up along me Ouay |
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My mind's too full of memories |
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Too old to hear new chimes |
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l'm a part of what was Dublin |
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In the rare ould times. |
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\endverse |
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\endsong |
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\endsong |