Paddy Goes To Holyhead
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A Last Song

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Paddy Goes To Holyhead Canonical path: /paddy-goes-to-holyhead/a-last-song Related lyric paths: 6
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A Last Song

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This will be a last song this will be a last goodbye

take care of yourself ev´rywhere and hold your head up high

The moon is shining clearly and the stars are shining bright

This will be a last song for tonight

When I´m old and doddering and my race is almost run

Will you ever think of me will you miss me when I´m gone

Forget all pain and sorrow come and rest here by my side

This will be a last song for tonight

Last night I dreamed the waters came rushing to and fro

th e siren gave a warning I watched my body go

The sea began to rollin´ oh god I cannot land

I hear a loud voice calling: Please save this drowing man

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