| 歌曲 | My Heart Is in Ireland |
| 歌手 | Wolfe Tones |
| 专辑 | Profile |
| 下载 | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Warfield | |
| In the East End of London, I met an old man. | |
| He kept a bar called the Horses and Tram. | |
| "My parents were Irish. They loved that dear land," | |
| The Cockney, he smiled, then he shook my old hand. | |
| "My heart is in Ireland, it's there I long to be. | |
| Her hills and her valleys are calling to me. | |
| Though born here in this land, my heart is in Ireland. | |
| The land of the old folks is calling to me." | |
| Near a coal mine in Wales, by a roadside cafe, | |
| A young girl came smiling, and to me did say, | |
| "Well, my folks are from Ireland. My Da', he hopes one day | |
| When he leaves the mines, sure we'll go back to stay." | |
| "My heart is in Ireland, it's there I long to be. | |
| Her hills and her valleys are calling to me. | |
| Though born here in this land, my heart is in Ireland. | |
| The land of the old folks is calling to me." | |
| Then I went through the Midlands, through each city and town. | |
| I found there were Irish in each place I roamed. | |
| And I drank and I sang at a pub they call the Crown. | |
| With the Birmingham irish, we sang songs of home. | |
| "My heart is in Ireland, it's there I long to be. | |
| Her hills and her valleys are calling to me. | |
| Though born here in this land, my heart is in Ireland. | |
| The land of the old folks is calling to me." | |
| Then I went north to Scotland, to Glasgow on the Clyde. | |
| I met with some young lads. They said, "Celtic's our side. | |
| All our folks are from Ireland, the island of the green. | |
| A country we love, but a place we've not seen." | |
| "My heart is in Ireland, it's there I long to be. | |
| Her hills and her valleys are calling to me. | |
| Though born here in this land, my heart is in Ireland. | |
| The land of the old folks is calling to me." |
| zuo qu : Warfield | |
| In the East End of London, I met an old man. | |
| He kept a bar called the Horses and Tram. | |
| " My parents were Irish. They loved that dear land," | |
| The Cockney, he smiled, then he shook my old hand. | |
| " My heart is in Ireland, it' s there I long to be. | |
| Her hills and her valleys are calling to me. | |
| Though born here in this land, my heart is in Ireland. | |
| The land of the old folks is calling to me." | |
| Near a coal mine in Wales, by a roadside cafe, | |
| A young girl came smiling, and to me did say, | |
| " Well, my folks are from Ireland. My Da', he hopes one day | |
| When he leaves the mines, sure we' ll go back to stay." | |
| " My heart is in Ireland, it' s there I long to be. | |
| Her hills and her valleys are calling to me. | |
| Though born here in this land, my heart is in Ireland. | |
| The land of the old folks is calling to me." | |
| Then I went through the Midlands, through each city and town. | |
| I found there were Irish in each place I roamed. | |
| And I drank and I sang at a pub they call the Crown. | |
| With the Birmingham irish, we sang songs of home. | |
| " My heart is in Ireland, it' s there I long to be. | |
| Her hills and her valleys are calling to me. | |
| Though born here in this land, my heart is in Ireland. | |
| The land of the old folks is calling to me." | |
| Then I went north to Scotland, to Glasgow on the Clyde. | |
| I met with some young lads. They said, " Celtic' s our side. | |
| All our folks are from Ireland, the island of the green. | |
| A country we love, but a place we' ve not seen." | |
| " My heart is in Ireland, it' s there I long to be. | |
| Her hills and her valleys are calling to me. | |
| Though born here in this land, my heart is in Ireland. | |
| The land of the old folks is calling to me." |
| zuò qǔ : Warfield | |
| In the East End of London, I met an old man. | |
| He kept a bar called the Horses and Tram. | |
| " My parents were Irish. They loved that dear land," | |
| The Cockney, he smiled, then he shook my old hand. | |
| " My heart is in Ireland, it' s there I long to be. | |
| Her hills and her valleys are calling to me. | |
| Though born here in this land, my heart is in Ireland. | |
| The land of the old folks is calling to me." | |
| Near a coal mine in Wales, by a roadside cafe, | |
| A young girl came smiling, and to me did say, | |
| " Well, my folks are from Ireland. My Da', he hopes one day | |
| When he leaves the mines, sure we' ll go back to stay." | |
| " My heart is in Ireland, it' s there I long to be. | |
| Her hills and her valleys are calling to me. | |
| Though born here in this land, my heart is in Ireland. | |
| The land of the old folks is calling to me." | |
| Then I went through the Midlands, through each city and town. | |
| I found there were Irish in each place I roamed. | |
| And I drank and I sang at a pub they call the Crown. | |
| With the Birmingham irish, we sang songs of home. | |
| " My heart is in Ireland, it' s there I long to be. | |
| Her hills and her valleys are calling to me. | |
| Though born here in this land, my heart is in Ireland. | |
| The land of the old folks is calling to me." | |
| Then I went north to Scotland, to Glasgow on the Clyde. | |
| I met with some young lads. They said, " Celtic' s our side. | |
| All our folks are from Ireland, the island of the green. | |
| A country we love, but a place we' ve not seen." | |
| " My heart is in Ireland, it' s there I long to be. | |
| Her hills and her valleys are calling to me. | |
| Though born here in this land, my heart is in Ireland. | |
| The land of the old folks is calling to me." |