| Chuaig m na rosann ar cuairt
| I went to visit Ross
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| Gur bhreathnaigh me uaim an speir
| That I looked from the sky
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| Is thart f na holeain thuaidh
| It is about the northern islands
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| Mar eiht agus cu na diaidh
| As before and after
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| Se dearfadh gach duine fan chuan
| Everyone would say stay safe
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| O tharla m nuas fn cheidh
| It happened recently
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| «nach maith a aithnim ar do ghruaim
| «I don't know your sadness
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| Gur fear th bhfuil an toir na dhiaidh»
| That there is a man behind the bush»
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| Casadh dom an ainnir dheas g Ach m casadh si a labhair go gar
| I turn to the right, but I turn to speak closely
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| «ms fear th a bhaineas do mhnaio ig Cha mholaim r-mhr do thrade
| «ms a man who belongs to a woman I recommend e-mr for trade
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| Chonaic m fear ar thir mr Is e ag siul gan bhrg inn
| I saw my man on the ground because he was walking without a foot in it
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| Is digh liom gur thusa an fear g Is go bhfuil ort an tir do dhaigh»
| I think you're the man and you're the one who owns the country."
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| Thit muid a dtuirse is I mbrn
| We fell tired and in the morning
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| Is dfhiafraigh m den igbhean chaoin
| I asked the weeping woman
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| «c bhfuigheas muid gloine le h-l
| «c we wait a glass with h-l
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| A thgfadh an brn dar gcroi? | Would the fire come to our hearts? |
| ««ta teach beag ar leath-taobh an rd Is coinnionn s I gcna braon
| "There's a little house on the side of the road and it keeps a bunch of
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| Gabh thusa, agus buail at an mbord
| You go, and hit the table
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| Is n dholfaidh do phca an phingin»
| Your pca will turn the penny»
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| Cha rabh mise I bhfad ag gabhil cheoil
| I wasn't always into music
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| Gur chruinnigh go leor un toigh ()
| That many have gathered together ()
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| Achan fhear is a ghloine ina dhom
| But a man is his glass in his soul
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| Le comhmradh a thabhairt don dis
| To give a conversation to the dis
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| Bhi biotilte fairsing go leor
| Spirits were quite extensive
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| Cha rabh beagn l sa tir
| There was little in the land
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| Is d dtarraingeoinnse glun u dhomhnaill
| We will draw a knee from Donald
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| Bfhurst mo scor a dhrol
| Bfhurst my retirement
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| Tharla m isteach I dtoigh-an-il
| It happened in I dtoigh-an-il
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| Agus bfhaiteach go lear m le su
| And I'm sorry for all of them
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| Ar eagla go dtiochfadh an tir
| For fear that the land would fall
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| Is go mbainfi an ighean diom
| The daughter will be taken from me
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| Nuair a fuair muid gach ni mar ba chir
| When we found everything as it should be
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| Agus mheas me gur chir dom sui
| And I thought I was right
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| S duirt si «bi thusa ag gabhil cheoil
| And she said «be you playing music
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| Is n dholfaidh do phca an phingin»
| Your pca will turn the penny»
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| Nuair a lig muid dinn tuirse le brn
| When we let go of fatigue with brn
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| S dfhiafraigh an igbhean diom
| The lady asked me
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| «c mbionn t do chna sa l Nuair nach gcoinnionn t cr doit fin? | What happens when your heart doesn't hold you back? |
| ««bimse seal dtoigh-an-il
| ««I would like to turn out very much
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| Cha deanaimse ln den phingin
| I don't care about the penny
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| An mid ud a shaothraim sa l A chaitheamh le sprt san oiche» | Are we those who work in the l To spend with sprt in the night» |