[04:53.00]A Neansa, 'mhle gr, a bhruinneall 't gan sml
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[04:53.00]Go bhfeice mise'n t-dh 'gus an san ort
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[04:53.00]Ba ghile do dh limh n cr geal na tr
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[04:53.00]N'n eala 's a' snmh ar an 鑺掗埀 鐧穜ne
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[04:53.00]Is glaise liom do shil n braon beag den drcht
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[04:53.00]Is binne liomsa t n na tada
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[04:53.00]'S mur' n-ala tusa liomsa titfidh m i lionndubh
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[04:53.00]'Gus cuirfear insa chill 'do dhidh m
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[04:53.00]Is ioma sin guth mn a chluinimse 'ngach aird
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[04:53.00]Abhus agus taobh thall den 鑺掗埀 鐧穜ne
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[04:53.00]Go Corcaigh na gCuan 's go Bal Ath' na Sluaigh
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[04:53.00]'S Neansa 'thug bua ar a' mid sin
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[04:53.00]A Mhuire 'gus a Dhia, nrbh aoibhinn deas 'r saol
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[04:53.00]D mbeinnse agus le chile?
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[04:53.00]Trthnna aoibhinn ciin, mise 'gus mo rn
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[04:53.00]Ag cogarnal ar uaigneas slibhe
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[04:53.00]Beir litir uaimse suas chuig Neansa chaoin na gcuach
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[04:53.00]Is aithris di gur buartha at m
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[04:53.00]Aithris di ars nach gcodlam fin aon oche
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[04:53.00]Le harraing at tr mo thaobh deas
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[04:53.00]Aithris d sil, aithris d cl
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[04:53.00]Aithris d min mhaith chill
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[04:53.00]Aithris d ceann 's d biln at binn
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[04:53.00]Gur ghiorraigh s go cinnte mo laetha'
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[04:53.00]Translation
[04:53.00]Rise up, ye stalwart men
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[04:53.00]And put the pitch alight on your torch sticks
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[04:53.00]Vanquish those who would do us evil
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[04:53.00]And establish the rule of France
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[04:53.00]And oh woman of the house, what ails you?
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[04:53.00]Oh woman of the house, in two years or three
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[04:53.00]From this year out the land will be rent free
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[04:53.00]And oh woman of the house, what ails you?
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[04:53.00]Here's a jug on the table and the beer's coming
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[04:53.00]And the Duke of York has sufficient arms
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[04:53.00]The French and the Spaniards at the shore's edge
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[04:53.00]And how bitter that is than woman's chatter
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[04:53.00]Alas and alack when I was young
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[04:53.00]Two years old and no evil thought in my mind
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[04:53.00]That I didn't join the King's navy or army
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[04:53.00]Instead of spending my life looking after you
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[04:53.00]May my back be broken under this weight
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[04:53.00]If I ever come back to bring you sorrow
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[04:53.00]And so many women from here to the Blackwater River
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[04:53.00]That would go along the road with me and have a drink