Biography:
The Dubliners was an Irish folk band founded in Dublin, Ireland, in 1962. One of the most influential Irish acts of the 20th century, they celebrated 50 years together in 2012, making them Ireland's longest surviving musical act. Also in 2012, the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards bestowed them with a Lifetime Achievement Award. The group announced their retirement in the autumn of 2012 following the death of founding member Barney McKenna (born 16 December 1939; died 5 April 2012).
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The moon was bright, the night was clear, no breeze came over the sea
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When Mary left her highland home and wandered forth with me.
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The flowers bedecked the mountainside and fragrance filled the vale,
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But by far the sweetest flower there was the Rose of Allendale.
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Oh the Rose of Allendale, sweet Rose of Allendale
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By far the sweetest flower there was the Rose of Allendale
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Where e'er I wandered east or west, though fate began to lour,
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A solace still to me was she, in sorrows lonely hour.
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When tempests lashed our gallant barque and rent her quivering sails,
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One maidens form withstood the storm, twas the Rose of Allendale.
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Oh the Rose of Allendale, sweet Rose of Allendale
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One maidens form withstood the storm, twas the Rose of Allendale.
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And when my fevered lips were parched on Afric's burning sands,
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She whispered hopes of happiness and tales of distant lands.
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My life has been a wilderness unblest by fortunes gale;
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Had fate not linked my love to hers, the Rose of Allendale
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Oh the Rose of Allendale, sweet Rose of Allendale
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Had fate not linked my love to hers, the Rose of Allendale
The moon was bright, the night was clear, no breeze came over the sea
G C G C D G
When Mary left her highland home and wandered forth with me.
G C G D
The flowers bedecked the mountainside and fragrance filled the vale,
G C G C D G
But by far the sweetest flower there was the Rose of Allendale.
Chorus
G C Am D
Oh the Rose of Allendale, sweet Rose of Allendale
G C G C D G
By far the sweetest flower there was the Rose of Allendale
G C G D
Where e'er I wandered east or west, though fate began to lour,
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A solace still to me was she, in sorrows lonely hour.
G C G D
When tempests lashed our gallant barque and rent her quivering sails,
G C G C D G
One maidens form withstood the storm, twas the Rose of Allendale.
G C Am D
Oh the Rose of Allendale, sweet Rose of Allendale
G C G C D G
One maidens form withstood the storm, twas the Rose of Allendale.
G C G D
And when my fevered lips were parched on Afric's burning sands,
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She whispered hopes of happiness and tales of distant lands.
G C G D
My life has been a wilderness unblest by fortunes gale;
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Had fate not linked my love to hers, the Rose of Allendale
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Oh the Rose of Allendale, sweet Rose of Allendale
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Had fate not linked my love to hers, the Rose of Allendale
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