Scoil: Lurga, Patrick's Well (uimhir rolla 10317)

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1. John Ryan - The Poet - Patrickswell (ar lean)

   

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   But the pattern of all fashions was Bill Bruney's painted suit.
   His cuffs and yellow stockings and a bouquet one each boot.
   But Georgey gay the mason came around him after all.
   And took Miss Rourke from Drurey that night at Johnson's ball.

   When Drurey's las was taken 'twas then his cheeks got pale.
   The colour of the painted suit he bought at Todds cheap sale.
   Then he looked across at Georgey saying, "What's this you done to me".
   Shall I ever find the equals of this charmer from Bruree.

   With tiresome legs and heated brows the dancers all sat down.
   In tumblers, tins and teapots the beer went bubbling round.
   All were most gay and hearty at the cocks loud morning call.
   When Lar from Listownvarna tumbled in to Johnson's ball.
   When weary Lar stood on the floor awaiting for a reel.
   In his puddle polished highblows and he fairly on the beer.
   He was going to show a caper of the dance he brought from Clare.

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