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The Irish Rover - Tommy Makem/The Dubliners[00:00:00]
In the year of our Lord [00:00:06]
Eighteen hundred and six [00:00:07]
We set sail from the Coal Quay of Cork[00:00:09]
We were sailing away with a cargo of bricks[00:00:13]
For the grand City Hall in New York[00:00:17]
We'd an elegant craft [00:00:20]
It was rigged 'fore and aft[00:00:22]
And how the trade winds drove her[00:00:24]
She had twenty-three masts[00:00:28]
And she stood several blasts[00:00:30]
And they called her the Irish Rover[00:00:32]
We had Barney Magee[00:00:36]
From the banks of the Lee[00:00:38]
There was Hogan from County Tyrone[00:00:40]
And we have Johnny McGurk[00:00:44]
Who was scared stiff of work[00:00:46]
And a chap from Westmeath named Malone[00:00:47]
We have Slugger O'Toole[00:00:51]
Who was drunk as a rule[00:00:53]
And fighting Bill Tracy from Dover[00:00:55]
And your man Mick McCann [00:00:59]
From the banks of the Bann[00:01:00]
Was the skipper on the Irish Rover[00:01:02]
We had one million bags[00:01:07]
Of the best Sligo rags[00:01:09]
We had two million barrells of bone[00:01:11]
We had three million bales[00:01:15]
Of old nanny goats' tails[00:01:16]
We had four million barrells of stone[00:01:18]
We had five million hogs and six million dogs[00:01:22]
And seven million barrells of porter[00:01:26]
We had eight million sides[00:01:29]
Of old blind horses' hides[00:01:31]
In the hold of the Irish Rover[00:01:33]
We had sailed seven years[00:01:52]
When the measles broke out[00:01:54]
And our ship lost her way in a fog[00:01:56]
And the whole of the crew[00:02:00]
Was reduced down to two[00:02:02]
'Twas myself and the captain's old dog[00:02:03]
Then the ship struck a rock [00:02:07]
Oh Lord what a shock[00:02:09]
And nearly tumbled over[00:02:11]
Turned nine times around[00:02:15]
And the poor old dog was drowned[00:02:18]
I'm the last of the Irish Rover[00:02:23]