| I am a rambling Irishman
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| In Ulster I was born in
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| And many’s the pleasant day I spent
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| Round the shores of sweet Lough Erin
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| For to be poor I could not endure
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| Like others of my station
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| To America I sailed away
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| And left this Irish nation
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| Rye tan tin a na, tan tin a na
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| Rye tan tin a nore in a nandy
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| Rye tan tin a na, tan tin a na
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| Rye tan tin a nore in a nandy
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| The night before I went away
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| I spent it with my darling
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| Three o’clock in the afternoon
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| 'Til the break of day next morning
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| But when that we were going to part
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| We linked in each others arms
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| For Americae we soon set sail
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| A journey without no charms
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| Rye tan tin a na, tan tin a na
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| Rye tan tin a nore in a nandy
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| Rye tan tin a na, tan tin a na
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| Rye tan tin a nore in a nandy
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| And when we reached the other side
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| We were both stout and healthy
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| We dropped our anchor in the bay
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| Going down to Philadelphi
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| So let every lass drink to her lad
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| In blue jacket and white trousers
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| And let every lad drink to his lass
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| And take them as lifes spouses
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| Rye tan tin a na, tan tin a na
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| Rye tan tin a nore in a nandy
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| Rye tan tin a na, tan tin a na
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| Rye tan tin a nore in a nandy |
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Rambling Irishman, artist - The Wolfe Tones. Album song Across the Broad Atlantic, in the genre Кельтская музыка