
| To The Sea |
| It’s an old tale of woe from a working man’s view You toil for your wages and dream of your youth When life worth the livin’ was being part of a crew Sailin’ out on the old Kerry Blue It’s all you imagine you’ll do with your life When you wake in the Morning with a child and a wife When the baby cries hungry, there’s no time for pride Or dreams of a Tralee Bay tide CHORUS And, Ah, down in Limerick the boys sail away And I work the low road through another long day And the Shannon flows on to where I long to be Through the green hills of Ireland and on to the sea Well the time fades away like the mist on the moors And your mind wanders back to the sea and the shore And the spell of it holds you and won’t let you go Like so many lads that you know CHORUS |
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