various artists - great irish songs _ ballads - volume 2

8/19/2019 Various Artists - Great Irish Songs _ Ballads - Volume 2

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Contents

Bard of magh, The . . 10

Carrcfergus 4

Curragh of Kldare 34

Do You Want Your Od Lobby Wased Down 26

Fower of Sweet Strabane he 38

Foggy Dew Te - 46

Galway Sawl e . 40

Hls of Kerry Te 20

Leavng of Liverpoo Te 32

Meetng of te Waters e 8

My Mary of te Curling ar 22

Nghtnge Te 2

Nora 8

Peggy Gordon 24

Red Is the Rose . . 2

Rose of Mooncon The 44

Sores of erkay Te 36

earng of te Green The 5

est's Awae The 42

ld Colonal Boy Te 30

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