Lyrics Song for the Ireland - Celtic Spirit
Walking
all
the
day
By
all
towers
where
falcons
build
their
nests
In
silver
wings
they
fly
For
they
know
the
call
for
freedom
in
their
breasts
We
saw
Black
Head
against
the
sky
With
craggy
rocks
that
run
down
to
the
sea
When
living
on
your
western
shore
Saw
summer
sun
set,
I
asked
for
more
I
stood
by
your
Atlantic
Sea
And
sang
a
song
for
Ireland
Drinking
all
the
day
In
old
pubs
where
fiddlers
love
to
play
Saw
one
take
the
bow
To
play
a
reel
that
was
so
grand
and
gay
I
stood
on
dingle
beach
and
cast
In
the
wild
foam
for
the
Atlantic
bass
When
living
on
your
western
shore
Saw
the
summer
sunset,
I
asked
form
more
I
stood
by
your
Atlantic
Sea
And
sang
a
song
for
Ireland
Laughing
all
the
day
With
true
friends
who
try
to
make
you
stay
Telling
jokes
and
news
And
singing
songs
to
pass
the
night
away
We
watched
the
galway
salmon
run
Like
silver
dancing,
darting
in
the
sun
When
living
on
your
western
shore
Saw
the
summer
sunset,
I
asked
form
more
I
stood
by
your
Atlantic
Sea
And
sang
a
song
for
Ireland
Dreaming
in
the
night
I
saw
a
land
where
no-man
had
to
fight
And
waking
in
your
dawn
I
saw
you
crying
in
the
morning
light
When
lying
where
the
falcons
fly
They
twist
and
turn
all
in
your
air-blue
sky
When
living
on
your
western
shore
Saw
the
summer
sunset,
I
asked
no
more
I
stood
by
your
Atlantic
sea
And
sang
a
song
for
Ireland
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