Biography:
Cara Dillon (born 21 July 1975 in Dungiven, County Derry, Northern Ireland) is an Irish folk singer. In 2001, she launched her career as a solo artist in the UK with the eponymous Cara Dillon album. Prior to this, Dillon had been a member of the folk groups Óige and Equation. She and Sam Lakeman (whom she married in 2002) left Equation and signed to Blanco y Negro records going under the name 'Polar Star' (though there do not appear to be any recordings).
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my song for you this evening
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It's not to make you sad
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nor for adding to the sorrows
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of this troubled northern land
but lately I been thinking
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and it just won't leave my mind
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to tell you of two friends one time
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who were both good friends of mine
alan bell from benagh
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he lived just across the fields
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a great man for the music
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and the dancing and the reels
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o'malley came from south armagh
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to court young alice fair
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and we'd often meet on the ryan road
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and laughter filled the air
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there were roses roses there were roses
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and the tears of the people ran together
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there were roses roses there were roses
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and the tears of the people ran together
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there were roses roses there were roses
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