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1. The Youths of Sweet Redhill

   

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   I
   Young men I say and maidens gay attention for a while
   Tis a noble band of youths so grand their actions Ill recall
   Where is the muse that could refuse to aid my slender quill
   My voice Ill raise to sound the praise of the Youths of Sweet Redhills
   II
   In market or fair you'll find then there Possessed of manly pride
   The'll dance and sing make the taverns ring with their collings by their sides
   The'll drink a glass with each fair lass and pay the Landlords bill.
   May heaven smile on every isle and the youths of Sweet Redhill.
   III
   Here's to the sweet Cloughouter boys that always did proove kind
   And not forgetting sweet Kilmore that never was behind.
   On the pleasant shades of Clover hill where the birds sand loud and shrill]And the pretty wee girl I used to walk around sporting in Sweet Redhill
   IV
   But as fortune says now I must go and leave my native land
   To seek a better livelyhood all on a foreign strand
   But when old Ireland leaves my view its with tears my eyes will fill

   (leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)

   

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