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Lyr Add: Night Ferry (The Fureys and Davy Arthur)
| bottarel@ipruniv.cce.unipr.it | 30 Jan 97 - 02:17 AM | |
| Susan of DT | 30 Jan 97 - 04:04 AM | |
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Subject: Lyr Add: NIGHT FERRY (The Fureys & Davy Arthur) From: bottarel@ipruniv.cce.unipr.it Date: 30 Jan 97 - 02:17 AM THREE QUESTIONS (and a small gift) Hi you friends interested in Irish/Celtic music all over the world. I've bothered you in the past weeks with my requests of lyrics (and sure, I will do again and again very soon...). Forgive me. This time I offer you the lyric of a wonderful song (recorded by The Fureys & Davey Arthur - CD "Dublin Songs"). I'm sorry for a few words are missing (any help?). I'm new to MudCafe'. I wonder: 1) Lyrics passing at MudCafe' are picked up and added to DT? 2) If answer to previous question is NO, is it a good practice to send bartender lyrics missing in the DT database? 2) Is there a way to know lyrics recently added to DT database? This could be very useful for all people who already have a collection of lyrics on a specific subject (in my case Irish songs), so it could keep it updated easily THANK YOU (and forgive my bad English, please!) Ezio, Italy ---------------------------------------------------- NIGHT FERRY I came home across the sea to my homeland once again And it was nice to see the land where I was born in And the air it felt so fresh, the wind held back my tears As I slowly walked down the gangway Cho: Here (?) tonight ferry has taken me home again (x2) Here tonight ferry has taken me home again As I walked through Dublin again trying to remember everything There were people there laughing with their friends And the late..... ....... they were shining down on my They were making my heart feel free back again I walked through the park where my father once held me Where I've learned to love and hate with all my friends Where I kissed my first girls and my friends they laughed at me At the gate inn where we met constantly Cho I left Dublin when I was sixteen, my people they didn't agree For I didn't bother my ....... ...... ..... Ad I sailed across the see to see a new country T seek opportunity to better myself I came home across the sea to my homeland once again Ad it was nice to see the land where I was born in Ad the air it felt so fresh, your wind held back my tears As I slowly walked down the gangway Cho ----- Recorded by the Fureys & Davey Arthur |
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Subject: RE: THREE QUESTIONS (and a small gift...) From: Susan of DT Date: 30 Jan 97 - 04:04 AM New editions of the DT come out every six months, so while songs posted here do get into the DT, it is not immediate |
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