Biografia:
The Clancy Brothers were an influential Irish folk music singing group. Most popular in the 1960s, they were famed for their woolly Aran jumpers and are widely credited with popularizing Irish traditional music in the United States.[1] The brothers were Patrick "Paddy" Clancy, Tom Clancy, Bobby Clancy and Liam Clancy. Paddy, Tom, Bob, and Liam are best known for their work with Tommy Makem, recording dozens of albums together as The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem.
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The Clancy Brothers and Tom Makem version of "Nell Flaherty's Drake"
original author unknown
versions lyrics differ slightly
Intro:
G7 F G C
[1st Verse)
C
Oh my name it is Nell and the truth for to tell
F C Am G
I come from Cootehill which I'll never deny
C
I had a fine drake and I'd die for his sake
F C G C
That me grandmother left me and she goin' to die
C F C
The dear little fellow his legs they were yellow
F C Am G
He could fly like a swallow or swim like a hake
C
Till some dirty savage to grease his white cabbage
F C G C
Most wantonly murdered me beautiful drake
[2nd Verse]
C
Now his neck it was green almost fit to be seen
F C Am G
He was fit for a queen of the highest degree
C
His body was white, and it would you delight
F C G C
He was plump, fat, and heavy and brisk as a bee
C F C
He was wholesome and sound, he would weigh twenty pound
F C Am G
And the universe round I would roam for his sake
C
Bad luck to the robber be he drunk or sober
F C G C
That murdered Nell Flaherty's beautiful drake
[3rd Verse]
C
May his spade never dig, may his sow never pig
F C Am G
May each hair in his wig be well trashed with the flail
C
My his door never latch, may his roof have no thatch
F C G C
May his turkeys not hatch, may the rats eat his meal
C F C
May every old fairy from Cork to Dun Laoghaire
F C Am G
Dip him snug and airy in river or lake
C
That the eel and the trout they may dine on the snout
F C G C
Of the monster that murdered Nell Flaherty's drake
[4th Verse]
C
May his pig never grunt, may his cat never hunt
F C Am G
May a ghost ever haunt him the dead of the night
C
May his hens never lay, may his horse never neigh
F C G C
May his coat fly away like an old paper kite
C F C
That the flies and the fleas may the wretch ever tease
F C Am G
May the piercin' March breeze make him shiver and shake
C
May a lump of the stick raise the bumps fast and quick
F C G C
On the monster that murdered Nell Flaherty's drake
[5th Verse]
C
Well the only good news that I have to infuse
F C Am G
Is that old Paddy Hughes and young Anthony Blake
C
Also Johnny Dwyer and Corney Maguire
F C G C
They each have a grandson of my darlin' drake
C F C
May treasure had dozens of nephews and cousins
F C Am G
And one I must get or me heart it will break
C
For to set me mind easy or else I'll run crazy
F C G C
So ends the whole song of Nell Flaherty's drake
original author unknown
versions lyrics differ slightly
Intro:
G7 F G C
[1st Verse)
C
Oh my name it is Nell and the truth for to tell
F C Am G
I come from Cootehill which I'll never deny
C
I had a fine drake and I'd die for his sake
F C G C
That me grandmother left me and she goin' to die
C F C
The dear little fellow his legs they were yellow
F C Am G
He could fly like a swallow or swim like a hake
C
Till some dirty savage to grease his white cabbage
F C G C
Most wantonly murdered me beautiful drake
[2nd Verse]
C
Now his neck it was green almost fit to be seen
F C Am G
He was fit for a queen of the highest degree
C
His body was white, and it would you delight
F C G C
He was plump, fat, and heavy and brisk as a bee
C F C
He was wholesome and sound, he would weigh twenty pound
F C Am G
And the universe round I would roam for his sake
C
Bad luck to the robber be he drunk or sober
F C G C
That murdered Nell Flaherty's beautiful drake
[3rd Verse]
C
May his spade never dig, may his sow never pig
F C Am G
May each hair in his wig be well trashed with the flail
C
My his door never latch, may his roof have no thatch
F C G C
May his turkeys not hatch, may the rats eat his meal
C F C
May every old fairy from Cork to Dun Laoghaire
F C Am G
Dip him snug and airy in river or lake
C
That the eel and the trout they may dine on the snout
F C G C
Of the monster that murdered Nell Flaherty's drake
[4th Verse]
C
May his pig never grunt, may his cat never hunt
F C Am G
May a ghost ever haunt him the dead of the night
C
May his hens never lay, may his horse never neigh
F C G C
May his coat fly away like an old paper kite
C F C
That the flies and the fleas may the wretch ever tease
F C Am G
May the piercin' March breeze make him shiver and shake
C
May a lump of the stick raise the bumps fast and quick
F C G C
On the monster that murdered Nell Flaherty's drake
[5th Verse]
C
Well the only good news that I have to infuse
F C Am G
Is that old Paddy Hughes and young Anthony Blake
C
Also Johnny Dwyer and Corney Maguire
F C G C
They each have a grandson of my darlin' drake
C F C
May treasure had dozens of nephews and cousins
F C Am G
And one I must get or me heart it will break
C
For to set me mind easy or else I'll run crazy
F C G C
So ends the whole song of Nell Flaherty's drake
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