paroles de chanson The Rare Old Times - The Dubliners
Dublin
in
a
rare
old
times
Based
on
songs
and
stories,
heroes
of
renown.
Are
the
Passing
tales
and
glories,
that
once
was
Dublin
town.
The
Hallowed
halls
and
houses,
the
haunting
children's
rhymes.
That
once
was
Dublin
city
in
The
Rare
Old
Times.
Chorus:
Ring
a-ring
a-Rosie,
as
the
light
declines,
I
Remember
Dublin
city
in
the
rare
oul'
times
My
name
it
is
Sean
Dempsey,
as
Dublin
as
can
be
Born
hard
and
late
in
Pimlico,
in
a
house
that
ceased
to
be.
By
trade
I
was
a
cooper,
lost
out
to
redundancy.
Like
my
house
that
fell
to
progress,
my
trade's
a
memory.
And
I
courted
Peggy
Dignan,
as
pretty
as
you
plese,
A
rogue
and
child
of
Mary,
from
the
rebel
Liberties.
I
lost
her
to
a
student
chap,
with
skin
as
black
as
coal.
When
he
took
her
off
to
Birmingham,
she
took
away
my
soul.
Chorus
The
years
have
made
me
bitter,
tha
gargle
dims
my
brain,
'Cause
Dublin
keeps
on
changing,
and
nothing
seems
the
same.
The
Pillar
and
the
Met
have
gone,
the
Royal
long
since
pulled
down,
As
the
great
unyielding
concrete,
makes
a
city
of
my
town.
Chorus
Fare
thee
fell
sweet
Anna
Liffey,
I
can
no
longer
stay,
And
watch
the
new
glass
cages,
that
spring
up
along
the
Quay.
My
mind's
too
full
of
memories,
too
old
to
hear
new
chimes,
I'm
part
of
what
was
Dublin,
in
The
Rare
Old
Times.
Chorus
![The Dubliners - Seven Drunken Nights](https://pic.Lyrhub.com/img/l/h/w/t/jsN_BnTWHL.jpg)
Album
Seven Drunken Nights
1 Down by the Glensides
2 Easy & Slow
3 The Downfall of Paris
4 Dainty Davy
5 The Lark in the Morning
6 The Rare Old Times
7 Weila Weila
8 Monto
9 Raglan Road
10 Matt Hyland
11 Song For Ireland
12 Galway Races
13 Avondale
14 James Larkin
15 Free the People
16 Peat Bog Soldiers
17 Take It Down From the Mast
18 Boulavogue
19 Drops of Brandy / Lady Carberry
20 Home Boys Home
21 Schooldays Over
22 Fiddler's Green
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