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Song Name: Traditional Irish Folk Song Tuning: E Standard (EADGBE) Intro: E G D E x 4 (E) (E) G D E They come over here and they take all our land (E) G D E They chop off our heads and they boil them in oil (E) G D E Our children are leaving and we have no heads ...
Denis Leary - Traditional Irish Folk Song 专辑:No Cure For Cancer 歌手:Denis Leary Traditional Irish Folk Song - Denis Leary They come over here and they take all our land They chop of our heads and they boil them in oil Our children are leaving and we have no heads ...
Irish Traditional Folk Songs 表演者:Mary O'Hara 介质:Audio CD 发行时间:1993-12-30 出版者:Legacy 唱片数:1 条形码:0076637033322 豆瓣评分 暂无评分 想听在听听过 评价: 写短评 写乐评 加入豆列 分享到 推荐 曲目· ··· Haigh Didil Dum Carraig...
Ulrich Herkenhoff、Konrad Huber - Traditional: 3 Irish Folksongs: O, Where Are You Going? (Arr. Buhé) 专辑:Best of Panflöte 歌手:Ulrich HerkenhoffKonrad Huber 还没有歌词哦
-- Jimmy Crowley (Traditional and Folk singer), Cork Evening Echo “A remarkable indepentently produced disc. The kind of singing and the kind of songs you don't hear anymore.” -- The Irish Voice, USA “With Dick, it's the song that's the thing. There's so much warmth in what ...
Escucha Down By The Salley Gardens - Traditional Irish Folk Song from 1889 o explora más audios de irlanda. ✓ Descarga música sin derechos de autor ✓ Explora entre miles de canciones
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Means ‘ravan’. Fiach MacHugh O’Beirne was a considerable thorn in the side of Queen Elizabeth’s army in Ireland in the 16th century and is immortalised in the Irish folk song ‘Follow me up to Carlow‘. Fiachra Say:fee-ock-rah ...
complex distinction between traditional Irish music – that is to say the personal, local and mostly oral tradition of performance and song still faintly found around the country – and the various modern musical genres of “trad”, “Irish folk”, “Celtic” or simply “Irish” music....