Biografia:
Karan Casey (b. 1969 in Ballyduff Lower, County Waterford, Ireland) is an Irish folk singer and jazz singer, and a former member of the Irish band Solas.
Her family encouraged her to sing in the house, in a church choir and at school. At Waterford Regional Technical College she studied piano then took music at University College Dublin in 1987. Having learned to copy Ella Fitzgerald's scat singing, she performed in a Dublin bistro several nights per week while still a student.
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Outras músicas:
- Ae Fond Kiss
- Another Day
- Bright Winters Day
- Distant Shore
- Dunlavin Green
- Eppie Morrie
- Erins Lovely Home
- Freedom Song
- I Once Loved A Lass
- Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye
- Just A Note
- Lady Mary Anne
- Love Is Pleasing
- Martinmas Time
- Mother Earths Revenge
- One I Love
- Quiet Of The Night
- Roger The Miller
- Shamrock Shore
- She Is Like The Swallow
- Snows They Melt The Soonest
- Song Of Lies
- The Ballad Of Tim Evans
- The Cradle Song
- The Creggan White Hare
- The Curra Road
- The Four Loom Weaver
- The Keg Of Brandy
- The Kings Shilling
- The Liberty Tree
- The Loony Moon
- The Seasons
- The Silkie Song
- The Song Of The Seal
- The Song Of Wandering Aengus
- The World Looks Away
- The Yellow Furze
- This Time Will Pass
- Town Of Athlone
- Waiting For The Snow
- Weary Of Lying Alone
- When Will We All Be Free
- Where Are You Tonight I Wonder
- Who Put The Blood
- You Brought Me Up
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
[Verse]
G Am
You brave young sons of Erin's Isle
G D
I hope you will attend awhile
G Am G D
'Tis the wrongs of dear old Ireland I am going to relate
G Am
'Twas black and cursed was the day
G D
When our parliament was taken away
G Am G D
And all our grieves and sufferings commences from that day
[Verse]
Em F
For our hardy sons and daughters fair
G F
To other countries must repair
G Am Bm C D
And leave their native land behind, in sorrow to deplore
Em F
To seek employment, they must roam
G F
Far, far away from their native home
G Am C G
From that sore, oppressed island that they call the shamrock shore
[Verse]
G Am
Now Ireland is with plenty blessed
G D
But the people, we are sore oppressed
G Am G D
All by those cursed tyrants we are forced for to obey
G Am
Some haughty landlords for to please
G D
Our houses and our lands they'll seize
G Am G D
To put fifty farms into one and chase us all away
[Verse]
Em F
Regardless of the widow's sighs
G F
The mother's tears and orphan's cries
G Am Bm C D
In thousands we were driven from home, which grieves my heart full sore
Em F
We were forced by famine and disease
G F
To emigrate across the seas
G Am C G
From that sore, oppressed island that they called the shamrock shore
[Verse]
G Am
Our sustenance all taken away
G D
The tithes and taxes for to pay
G Am G D
To support that law-protected church to which they do adhere
G Am
And our Irish gentry, well you know
G D
To other countries they do go
G Am G D
And the money from old Ireland, they squandered here and there
[Verse]
Em F
For if our squires would stay at home
G F
And not to other countries roam
G Am Bm C D
But to build mills and factories here to employ the labouring poor
Em F
For if we had trade and commerce here
G F
To me no nation could compare
G Am C G
To that sore, oppressed island that they call the shamrock shore
[Verse]
G Am
John Bull, he boasts, he laughs with scorn
G D
And he says that Irishman is born
G Am G D
To be always discontented, for at home we cannot agree
G Am
But we'll banish the tyrants from our land
G D
And in harmony like sisters stand
G Am C D
To demand the rights of Ireland, let us all united be
[Verse]
Em F
And our parliament in College Green
G F
For to assemble, it will be seen
G Am Bm C D
And happy days in Erin's Isle, we soon will have once more
Em F
And dear old Ireland soon will be
G F
A great and glorious country
G Am C G
And peace and blessings soon will smile all around the shamrock shore
G Am
You brave young sons of Erin's Isle
G D
I hope you will attend awhile
G Am G D
'Tis the wrongs of dear old Ireland I am going to relate
G Am
'Twas black and cursed was the day
G D
When our parliament was taken away
G Am G D
And all our grieves and sufferings commences from that day
[Verse]
Em F
For our hardy sons and daughters fair
G F
To other countries must repair
G Am Bm C D
And leave their native land behind, in sorrow to deplore
Em F
To seek employment, they must roam
G F
Far, far away from their native home
G Am C G
From that sore, oppressed island that they call the shamrock shore
[Verse]
G Am
Now Ireland is with plenty blessed
G D
But the people, we are sore oppressed
G Am G D
All by those cursed tyrants we are forced for to obey
G Am
Some haughty landlords for to please
G D
Our houses and our lands they'll seize
G Am G D
To put fifty farms into one and chase us all away
[Verse]
Em F
Regardless of the widow's sighs
G F
The mother's tears and orphan's cries
G Am Bm C D
In thousands we were driven from home, which grieves my heart full sore
Em F
We were forced by famine and disease
G F
To emigrate across the seas
G Am C G
From that sore, oppressed island that they called the shamrock shore
[Verse]
G Am
Our sustenance all taken away
G D
The tithes and taxes for to pay
G Am G D
To support that law-protected church to which they do adhere
G Am
And our Irish gentry, well you know
G D
To other countries they do go
G Am G D
And the money from old Ireland, they squandered here and there
[Verse]
Em F
For if our squires would stay at home
G F
And not to other countries roam
G Am Bm C D
But to build mills and factories here to employ the labouring poor
Em F
For if we had trade and commerce here
G F
To me no nation could compare
G Am C G
To that sore, oppressed island that they call the shamrock shore
[Verse]
G Am
John Bull, he boasts, he laughs with scorn
G D
And he says that Irishman is born
G Am G D
To be always discontented, for at home we cannot agree
G Am
But we'll banish the tyrants from our land
G D
And in harmony like sisters stand
G Am C D
To demand the rights of Ireland, let us all united be
[Verse]
Em F
And our parliament in College Green
G F
For to assemble, it will be seen
G Am Bm C D
And happy days in Erin's Isle, we soon will have once more
Em F
And dear old Ireland soon will be
G F
A great and glorious country
G Am C G
And peace and blessings soon will smile all around the shamrock shore
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