| 歌曲 | Erin |
| 歌手 | Steeleye Span |
| 专辑 | Horkstow Grange |
| 下载 | Image LRC TXT |
| Traditional | |
| At the setting of the sun | |
| When my long day's work was done, | |
| I went out along the sea shore for a walk - | |
| And I being all alone, | |
| I sat down upon a stone | |
| To gaze upon the streets of New York | |
| Chorus: | |
| Erin grá mo chroí | |
| You're the dear old land to me | |
| You're the fairest that my eyes have ever seen | |
| And if ever I go home | |
| From you I never will roam | |
| From my own dear native land - far away | |
| With the turf fire burning bright | |
| On a cold dark winter's night | |
| And the snow flakes falling gently to the ground - | |
| When St. Patrick's day comes 'round | |
| We'll wear the shamrock green | |
| In my own dear native land - far away | |
| Chorus | |
| Well it broke my mother's heart | |
| From her I had to part | |
| Will I ever see my mother any more? | |
| When her body it is laid | |
| In the cold and silent grave | |
| In my own dear native land - far away | |
| Chorus |
| Traditional | |
| At the setting of the sun | |
| When my long day' s work was done, | |
| I went out along the sea shore for a walk | |
| And I being all alone, | |
| I sat down upon a stone | |
| To gaze upon the streets of New York | |
| Chorus: | |
| Erin gra mo chroi | |
| You' re the dear old land to me | |
| You' re the fairest that my eyes have ever seen | |
| And if ever I go home | |
| From you I never will roam | |
| From my own dear native land far away | |
| With the turf fire burning bright | |
| On a cold dark winter' s night | |
| And the snow flakes falling gently to the ground | |
| When St. Patrick' s day comes ' round | |
| We' ll wear the shamrock green | |
| In my own dear native land far away | |
| Chorus | |
| Well it broke my mother' s heart | |
| From her I had to part | |
| Will I ever see my mother any more? | |
| When her body it is laid | |
| In the cold and silent grave | |
| In my own dear native land far away | |
| Chorus |
| Traditional | |
| At the setting of the sun | |
| When my long day' s work was done, | |
| I went out along the sea shore for a walk | |
| And I being all alone, | |
| I sat down upon a stone | |
| To gaze upon the streets of New York | |
| Chorus: | |
| Erin grá mo chroí | |
| You' re the dear old land to me | |
| You' re the fairest that my eyes have ever seen | |
| And if ever I go home | |
| From you I never will roam | |
| From my own dear native land far away | |
| With the turf fire burning bright | |
| On a cold dark winter' s night | |
| And the snow flakes falling gently to the ground | |
| When St. Patrick' s day comes ' round | |
| We' ll wear the shamrock green | |
| In my own dear native land far away | |
| Chorus | |
| Well it broke my mother' s heart | |
| From her I had to part | |
| Will I ever see my mother any more? | |
| When her body it is laid | |
| In the cold and silent grave | |
| In my own dear native land far away | |
| Chorus |