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ANTI-HITS

Andy Irvine
WEST COAST OF CLARE



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Andy Irvine
AIMING FOR THE HEART
Irish Song Affairs

108 Seiten • Paperback
Song Bücherei
ISBN 978-3-923445-05-9
HIER


Mit
Andy Irvine
(Vocal, Mandola)
Dónal Lunny
(Bouzouki)
Liam O’Flynn
(Tin Whistle)
Paddy Glackin
(Fiddle)
auf
ANDY IRVINE
70th BIRTHDAY
CONCERT

CD AK 5
HIER


Mit
Andy Irvine
(Vocal, Bouzouki)
Donal Lunny
(Vocal, Bouzouki)
Christy Moore
(Guitar)
Liam O’Flynn
(Whistle)
auf
PLANXTY -
PLANXTY

Shanachie CD 79009
HIER ERHLÄTLICH


Mit
Geraldine MacGowan
(Vocal)
Chris Jones
(Guitar)
Johannes Eichenhauer (Keyboards)
Frieder Gottwald
(Bass)
Michael Witzel
(Percussion)
Frank Mulcahy
(Accordion)
auf
V/A
MAGIC WOMEN OF IRELAND

Vive La Difference
CD 39925
HIER


Text & Musik: Andy Irvine




Sorrow and sadness, bitterness, grief
Memories I have of you, won’t leave me in peace
My mind was running back to the West Coast of Clare
Thinking of you and the times we had there.


I walked to Spanish Point, I knew I’d find you there
I stood on the White Strand and you were everywhere
Vivid memories fade but the mood still remains
I wish I could go back and be with you again.


In Milltown there’s a pub, it’s there and I sit down
I see you everywhere your face is all around
The search for times past, contains such sweet pain
I’ll banish lonesome thoughts but they’ll return again.


I walk along the shore, the rain in my face
My mind is numb with grief, of you there is no trace
I’ll think of this again, when in far off lands I roam
Walking with you by this cold Atlantic foam.


Sorrow and sadness, bitterness, grief
Memories I have of you, won’t leave me in peace
My mind was running back to the West Coast of Clare
Thinking of you and the times we had there.



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Zu diesem Song von Andy Irvine hat der Journalist Christoph Dieckmann einen lesenswerten Artikel in der Wochenzeitschrift "DIE ZEIT" veröffentlicht. Titel: Der Mönch am Meer.



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