《Lily》歌词

歌曲： Lily

所属专辑：Lily

歌手： Christy Moore

时长： 04:31

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Lily - Christy Moore[00:00:00]

Lyricist：Wally Page/Christy Moore[00:00:02]

Composer：Wally Page/Christy Moore[00:00:04]

I crossed the River Liffey bridge and went on up the town[00:00:06]

By Coffey's clock twas plain to see how time was moving on[00:00:13]

Past Neeson's and John Johnson's Tommy Tougher's and Keadeen[00:00:20]

How's it going said Paddy Dolan game ball said Skinner Behan[00:00:27]

The morning hooter called the workers to the factory line[00:00:35]

To weave the bales of sisal into rope and binder twine[00:00:42]

Beneath the weeping ash I heard Jack Lawlor's anvil ring[00:00:49]

Back down the town in Cummins's heard John McCormack sing[00:00:56]

From Hawkfield and Kilbelin Chinatown and Rosy's Lane[00:01:03]

Scattered round the world we dreamt of coming home again[00:01:11]

From the Rocks of Sydney Harbour the Bronx and Birmingham[00:01:18]

To the Sandy Hills the seven Springs the waters of the Fen[00:01:25]

Walking down the Moorefield road my father tellin' me[00:01:35]

Of the Corbally eviction back in 1953[00:01:42]

The story of Clongorey the hunger and despair[00:01:50]

Gone but not forgotten in the history of Kildare[00:01:57]

To stand upon the Gibbet Rath I walked along the plains[00:02:04]

By Donnelly's Hollow heard the keening of the Curragh Wrens[00:02:11]

Black Tans in the Barracks as young rebels crossed the fields[00:02:18]

From the back lanes and the boreens came Sheahans and O'Neills[00:02:25]

From Hawkfield and Kilbelin Chinatown and Rosy's Lane[00:02:33]

Scattered round the world we dreamt of coming home again[00:02:40]

From the Rocks of Sydney Harbour the Bronx and Birmingham[00:02:47]

To the Sandy Hills the seven Springs[00:02:54]

The waters of the Fen[00:02:57]

Here comes Darky Prendergast and Mrs Charlie Weld[00:03:01]

The Halfords and the Edderys the Brabazons and the bells[00:03:08]

The owners and the trainers stallions and brood mares[00:03:16]

Fillies colts and yearlings on the gallops of Kildare[00:03:23]

The Roo[00:03:29]

The Goo and Gandy every nickname brings a smile[00:03:30]

Tell Fid Conks and Corney I'll be home in a little while[00:03:37]

As the sun goes down behind the town[00:03:44]

We'll gather on the strand[00:03:47]

Dance to Jimmy Dunny's orchestra Tom Wilmot's Ceili band[00:03:50]

From Hawkfield and Kilbelin Chinatown and Rosy's Lane[00:03:58]

Scattered round the world we dreamt of coming home again[00:04:05]

From the Rocks of Sydney Harbour the Bronx and Birmingham[00:04:12]

Valleys of the short road of coming home again[00:04:19]