Lyrics Donegal Danny - The Dubliners
I
remember
the
night
that
he
came
in
from
the
wintery
cold
and
damp
A
giant
of
a
man
in
an
oilskin
coat
and
the
bundle
that
told
he
was
a
tramp
He
stood
at
the
bar
and
he
called
a
pint
then
turned
and
gazed
at
the
fire
On
a
night
like
this
to
be
safe
and
dry
is
my
one
and
only
desire.
So
here's
to
those
that
are
dead
and
gone
The
friends
that
I
loved
dear
And
here's
to
you
then
I'll
bid
you
adieu
Saying
Donegal
Danny's
been
here
me
boys
Donegal
Danny's
been
here
Then
in
a
voice
that
was
hushed
and
low
he
said,
listen
I'll
tell
you
a
tale
How
a
man
of
the
sea
became
a
man
of
the
roads
and
never
more
will
set
sail
I've
fished
out
of
Howth
and
Killybegs,
Ardglass
and
Baltimore
But
the
cruel
sea
has
beaten
me
and
I'll
end
my
days
on
the
shore
So
here's
to
those
that
are
dead
and
gone
The
friends
that
I
loved
dear
And
here's
to
you
then
I'll
bid
you
adieu
Saying
Donegal
Danny's
been
here
me
boys
Donegal
Danny's
been
here
One
fateful
night
in
the
wind
and
the
rain
we
set
sail
from
Killybegs
town
There
were
five
of
us
from
sweet
Donegal
and
one
from
County
Down
We
were
fishermen
who
worked
the
sea
and
never
counted
the
cost
But
I
never
thought
when
that
night
was
done
that
my
fine
friends
would
all
be
lost
So
here's
to
those
that
are
dead
and
gone
The
friends
that
I
loved
dear
And
here's
to
you
then
I'll
bid
you
adieu
Saying
Donegal
Danny's
been
here
me
boys
Donegal
Danny's
been
here
Then
the
storm
it
broke
and
drove
the
boat
to
the
rocks
about
ten
miles
from
shore
As
we
fought
the
tide
we
hoped
inside
to
see
our
homes
once
more
Then
we
struck
a
rock
and
holed
the
bow
and
all
of
us
knew
that
she'd
go
down
So
we
jumped
right
into
the
icy
sea
and
prayed
to
God
we
wouldn't
drown
But
the
raging
sea
was
rising
still
as
we
struck
out
for
the
land
And
she
fought
with
all
her
cruelty
to
claim
that
gallant
band
By
St
John's
Point
in
the
early
dawn
I
dragged
myself
on
the
shore
And
I
cursed
the
sea
for
what
she'd
done
and
vowed
to
sail
her
never
more
So
here's
to
those
that
are
dead
and
gone
The
friends
that
I
loved
dear
And
here's
to
you
then
I'll
bid
you
adieu
Saying
Donegal
Danny's
been
here
me
boys
Donegal
Danny's
been
here
1 The Downfall of Paris
2 Whiskey in the Jar
3 The Hen's March to the Midden
4 Springhill Mining Disaster
5 Joe Hill
6 The Rare Old Times
7 The Thirty Foot Trailer
8 Three Lovely Lassies from Kimmage
9 The Unquiet Grave
10 The Parting Glass
11 Kelly the Boy From Killane
12 Hand Me Down Me Bible
13 Alabama '58
14 The Old Triangle
15 The Waterford Boys / The Humours Of Scariff / The Flannel Jacket
16 Sam Hall
17 Building Up And Tearing England Down
18 A Gentleman Soldier
19 Dirty Old Town
20 Mcalpine's Fusiliers
21 Home Boys Home
22 The Lark in the Morning
23 Boulavogue
24 My Darling Asleep / Paddy In London / an T-Athair Jack Walsh
25 The Town I Loved so Well
26 The Musical Priest / the Blackthorn Stick
27 Free the People
28 The Greenland White Fisheries
29 The Lord of the Dance
30 Skibbereen
31 The Band Played Waltzing Matilda
32 The Louse House of Kilkenny
33 Avondale
34 The Prodigal Son
35 Scorn Not His Simplicity
36 The Spanish Lady
37 Ojos Negros
38 Drops of Brandy / Lady Carberry
39 Cúnla
40 Molly Malone
41 Song For Ireland
42 Matt Hyland
43 Doherty's Reel / Down the Broom
44 The Captains and the Kings
45 The Night Visiting Song
46 The Jail of Cluain Meala
47 Down by the Glenside
48 Farewell to Carlingford
49 The Gartan Mother's Lullaby
50 The Bonny Boy
51 High Germany
52 The Ploughboy Lads
53 Last Night's Fun / the Congress Reel
54 God Save Ireland
55 The Fermoy Lassies / Sporting Paddy
56 The Black Velvet Band
57 Belfast Hornpipe / Tim Maloney
58 Take It Down From the Mast
59 The Comical Genius
60 The Four Poster Bed / Colonel Rodney
61 Blue Mountain Rag
62 The Holy Ground
63 Monto
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