歌曲 | Rathlin Island (1847) |
歌手 | Cathie Ryan |
专辑 | Somewhere Along The Road |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Ryan | |
I haven't slept since Wednesday evening | |
There is no sleep with all this grieving | |
No music here where once was singing | |
Where once was singing | |
We are like ghosts here on Rathlin Island | |
All fleshless bone, all shamed and silent | |
Our feet are stone where once was dancing | |
Where once was dancing | |
Sail away, love, from the island | |
Sail out on the sea | |
Turn a blue eye back on Rathlin | |
An baile i mo chroí | |
The waves are pounding Slough na Morra | |
Hundreds will sail, hundreds left mourning | |
We will look back, beimid ar marthan | |
Beimid ar marthan | |
Ochon is ochon, the hills are wailing | |
Carve our names in Clogh na Screeve | |
Ochon is ochon, the ship is sailing | |
In ainm Dé, in ainm Dé a rach faimíd | |
Today I walk Raghery's headland | |
The welcome is warm here on the island | |
Seventy strong, it's hard to leave them | |
It's hard to leave them | |
Sail away, love, from the island | |
Sail out on the sea | |
Turn a blue eye back on Rathlin | |
An baile i mo chroí | |
Sail away, love, from the island | |
Sail out on the sea | |
Turn a blue eye back on Rathlin | |
An baile i mo chroí |
zuo ci : Ryan | |
I haven' t slept since Wednesday evening | |
There is no sleep with all this grieving | |
No music here where once was singing | |
Where once was singing | |
We are like ghosts here on Rathlin Island | |
All fleshless bone, all shamed and silent | |
Our feet are stone where once was dancing | |
Where once was dancing | |
Sail away, love, from the island | |
Sail out on the sea | |
Turn a blue eye back on Rathlin | |
An baile i mo chroi | |
The waves are pounding Slough na Morra | |
Hundreds will sail, hundreds left mourning | |
We will look back, beimid ar marthan | |
Beimid ar marthan | |
Ochon is ochon, the hills are wailing | |
Carve our names in Clogh na Screeve | |
Ochon is ochon, the ship is sailing | |
In ainm De, in ainm De a rach faimi d | |
Today I walk Raghery' s headland | |
The welcome is warm here on the island | |
Seventy strong, it' s hard to leave them | |
It' s hard to leave them | |
Sail away, love, from the island | |
Sail out on the sea | |
Turn a blue eye back on Rathlin | |
An baile i mo chroi | |
Sail away, love, from the island | |
Sail out on the sea | |
Turn a blue eye back on Rathlin | |
An baile i mo chroi |
zuò cí : Ryan | |
I haven' t slept since Wednesday evening | |
There is no sleep with all this grieving | |
No music here where once was singing | |
Where once was singing | |
We are like ghosts here on Rathlin Island | |
All fleshless bone, all shamed and silent | |
Our feet are stone where once was dancing | |
Where once was dancing | |
Sail away, love, from the island | |
Sail out on the sea | |
Turn a blue eye back on Rathlin | |
An baile i mo chroí | |
The waves are pounding Slough na Morra | |
Hundreds will sail, hundreds left mourning | |
We will look back, beimid ar marthan | |
Beimid ar marthan | |
Ochon is ochon, the hills are wailing | |
Carve our names in Clogh na Screeve | |
Ochon is ochon, the ship is sailing | |
In ainm Dé, in ainm Dé a rach faimí d | |
Today I walk Raghery' s headland | |
The welcome is warm here on the island | |
Seventy strong, it' s hard to leave them | |
It' s hard to leave them | |
Sail away, love, from the island | |
Sail out on the sea | |
Turn a blue eye back on Rathlin | |
An baile i mo chroí | |
Sail away, love, from the island | |
Sail out on the sea | |
Turn a blue eye back on Rathlin | |
An baile i mo chroí |