Lyrics At The Céili (Live From Slane Castle) - Celtic Woman
Tonight
we're
going
to
meet
some
lads
Us
girls
are
dressed
up
gaily
And
we'll
be
dancing
'til
the
dawn
We're
going
to
the
Céili
The
lads
they
come
from
miles
around
From
Ennis
and
Kilmaley
To
show
us
all
their
fancy
steps
We're
going
to
the
Céili
They're
playing
tunes
on
everything
From
pipes
to
ukulele
It
sounds
so
good
you
can't
sit
down
We're
dancing
at
the
Céili
All
the
boys
we
love
so
well
So
handsome,
young
and
charming
They're
in
New
York
and
Boston
now
They
should
be
home
here
farming
My
own
true
love
has
sailed
away
To
be
an
endless
rover
'Cause
times
are
tough
and
he
must
leave
To
start
a
new
life
over
He
writes
me
letters
every
week
To
say
how
much
he's
slavin'
And
he
promises
that
he'll
be
back
Before
the
hay
needs
savin'
But
it's
hard
to
love
somebody
That
you're
not
in
touch
with
daily
So
I'm
looking
for
somebody
new
Tonight
down
at
the
Céili
The
winter
nights
are
long
and
hard
And
time
goes
by
so
slowly
I
wish
my
true
love
he
was
here
And
in
his
arms
I'd
roll
He'd
whisper
tender
words
of
love
to
me
And
kiss
my
lips
so
sweetly
And
quickly
I'd
surrender
to
His
manly
charms
completely
He
writes
me
letters
every
week
To
say
how
much
he's
slavin'
And
he
promises
that
he'll
be
back
Before
the
hay
needs
savin'
But
it's
hard
to
love
somebody
That
you're
not
in
touch
with
daily
So
I'm
looking
for
somebody
new
Tonight
down
at
the
Céili
So
I'm
looking
for
somebody
new
Tonight
down
at
the
Céili
I
hope
I
meet
someone
tonight
Who'll
make
my
heart
beat
fast
A
handsome
man
with
laughing
eyes
Who
smiles
as
he
walks
past
And
when
they
play
an
old-time
waltz
He'll
twirl
me
round
the
floor
And
promise
me
that
I
will
be
His
girl
forevermore
His
girl
forevermore
His
girl
forevermore
And
promise
me
that
I
will
be
His
girl
forevermore
I'm
somewhat
in
a
bother
That
is
really
quite
alarming
I
have
two
lads
pursuing
me
And
each
of
them
is
charming
One
of
them
is
dark
and
poor
One
fair
with
lots
of
money
I
don't
know
which
one
to
choose
The
flower
or
the
honey
What
on
earth
am
I
to
do
It's
driving
me
half
crazy
Tonight
I'll
make
my
mind
up
When
I
see
them
at
the
Céili
To
be
a
poor
man's
wife
will
be
A
life
of
washin'
dishes
When
a
rich
man's
wife
will
surely
have
Great
luxury
and
riches
In
comfort
how
I
know
It
wouldn't
be
too
hard
to
wallow
And
being
poor
is
not
much
fun;
Which
one
should
I
follow?
What
on
earth
am
I
to
do
It's
driving
me
half
crazy
Tonight
I'll
make
my
mind
up
When
I
see
them
at
the
Céili
I've
been
lucky
I've
found
a
lad
who's
handsome
and
a
neighbor
And
me
I've
met
a
decent
man
whose
friendship
I
will
savor
And
me
I've
made
my
choice
as
well
and
in
no
way
was
it
easy
But
I'd
rather
have
a
man
I
love
Then
be
a
rich
man's
lady
And
that
is
how
the
story
ends
May
true
love
never
fail
me
We
got
ourselves
three
men
tonight
And
we
met
them
at
the
Céili
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