Songs of Innisfail
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" SING ME A SONG.
Sing me a song of the dear old land, The land I can ne er forget, That sparkling shines like a jewel grand, On the brow of ocean set. Sing of the vales and winding streams, I knew in childhood s hours. That come to me in pleasant dreams, Like visions of Eden s bowers.
Oh! sing of the lark and the robin s notes, Of the goldfinch and the thrush ; And the linnet s thrilling song that floats Midst the leaves of the holly bush.
Sing me a song of the men of old, Kings Cormac and Bri...an Boru, And Owen O Neill with heart of gold, And O Donnell stanch and true, Sing of valor bright on Boyne s red banks, And my tears like rain shall fall, For the gallant men who fell in ranks At holy Ireland s call. Oh sing of the men of that brave old land, Where Shannon s waters flow, Of Cathal of the red, right hand, On the plains of fair Mayo.
Sing me a song of days gone by, When every balmy air, Sounded the battle s furious cry, And the leaders fierce fanfare. Tell of the ruined cloisters gray.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" SING ME A SONG.
Sing me a song of the dear old land, The land I can ne er forget, That sparkling shines like a jewel grand, On the brow of ocean set. Sing of the vales and winding streams, I knew in childhood s hours. That come to me in pleasant dreams, Like visions of Eden s bowers.
Oh! sing of the lark and the robin s notes, Of the goldfinch and the thrush ; And the linnet s thrilling song that floats Midst the leaves of the holly bush.
Sing me a song of the men of old, Kings Cormac and Bri...an Boru, And Owen O Neill with heart of gold, And O Donnell stanch and true, Sing of valor bright on Boyne s red banks, And my tears like rain shall fall, For the gallant men who fell in ranks At holy Ireland s call. Oh sing of the men of that brave old land, Where Shannon s waters flow, Of Cathal of the red, right hand, On the plains of fair Mayo.
Sing me a song of days gone by, When every balmy air, Sounded the battle s furious cry, And the leaders fierce fanfare. Tell of the ruined cloisters gray.
What to read after Songs of Innisfail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Quinn to read onlineMoreLess
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