CATEGORIES : Tunes Ireland’s Shore Giant’s Causeway It froze me half to deathI spent a week In Galway town Just to heal up my chestMy mother’s got Sligo blood But I am Doolin’s guestWaste my mind Waste my timeTil there’s nothing really leftBut I can always take one morewashed up on Ireland’s shoreThe only thing I’m every needing more Is Ireland’s shoreThe Guinness glassesBring whole-hearted laughsI embellish Story-telling for a Gaelic lassUntil that foot stomps And the whiskey bottle’s passedStrike the drum Pull the bowAnd reach out for her handCause I can always take one moreWashed up on Ireland’s shore The only thing I ever need more Is Ireland’s shoreThe rain rises high on cliffs of greenI look towards my homefar across the seaFrom the place where I hide What’s left in my mind The place Where my blood was left behindNow the time has come For things I can’t ignoreSo I wave goodbye to the Irish skies From the Cliffs of MoherAnd I drive through the Burren To old Shannon’s portBut i turn away when they say Last call for New YorkCause I can always take one moreWashed up on Ireland’s shore The only thing I ever need more Is Ireland’s shore
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