paroles de chanson Spancil Hill - Paddy Reilly
One
night
as
I
lay
dreaming
of
pleasant
days
gone
by
My
mind
was
bent
on
rambling
to
Ireland
I
did
fly
I
stepped
on
a
vision
and
I
followed
with
the
wind,
When
at
last
I
came
to
anchor
at
the
cross
of
Spancill
Hill.
Then
on
the
23rd
of
June
the
day
before
the
fair,
When
Ireland's
sons
and
daughters
and
friends
assembled
there.
The
young,
the
old,
the
brave
and
the
bold
came
their
duty
to
fulfill
At
the
Parish
Church
in
Clooney
a
mile
from
Spancill
Hill.
I
went
to
see
my
neighbours,
to
hear
what
they
might
say,
The
old
ones
were
all
dead
and
gone,
and
the
young
ones
turning
grey
I
met
the
tailor
Quigley,
he's
as
bold
as
ever
still,
Sure
he
used
to
make
my
britches
when
I
lived
in
Spancil
Hill.
I
paid
a
flying
visit
to
my
first
and
only
love,
She's
as
fair
as
any
lily
and
gentle
as
a
dove
She
threw
her
arms
around
me,
saying
"Johnny,
I
love
you
still"
Ah
she's
Ned,
the
farmer's
daughter,
the
pride
of
Spancil
Hill
I
dreamt
I
held
and
kissed
her
as
in
the
days
of
yore
"Oh
Johnny
you're
only
joking,
as
many's
the
time
before"
The
cock
he
crew
in
the
morning,
he
crew
both
loud
and
shrill,
When
I
woke
in
California,
many
miles
from
Spancil
Hill.
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