[ti:galway bay]
[ar:celtic woman]
[00:40.26]If  you  ever  go  across  the  sea  to  Ireland
[00:47.95]Then  maybe  at  the  closing  of  your  day
[00:54.95]You  can  sit  and  watch  the  moon  rise  over  Claddagh
[01:01.95]And  see  the  sun  go  down  on  Galway  Bay
[01:10.70]Just  to  hear  again  the  ripple  of  the  trout  stream
[01:18.14]The  women  in  the  meadow  making  hay
[01:24.33]Just  to  sit  beside  the  turf  fire  in  a  cabin
[01:31.08]And  watch  the  barefoot  gosoons  as  they  play
[02:07.02]For  the  breezes  blowing  o'er  the  sea's  from  Ireland
[02:15.02]Ooooh
[02:15.27]Are  perfumed  by  the  heather  as  they  blow
[02:20.52]And  the  women  in  the  uplands  digging  praties
[02:27.09]Speak  a  language  that  the  strangers  do  not  know
[02:34.09]Yet  the  strangers  came  and  tried  to  teach  us  their  ways
[02:40.78]And  they  scorned  us  just  for  being  what  we  are
[02:46.90]But  they  might  as  well  go  chasin  after  moon  beams
[02:53.40]Or  light  a  penny  candle  from  a  star
[03:01.47]And  if  there's  gonna  be  a  life  here  after
[03:07.47]And  faith  somehow  I'm  sure  there's  gonna  be
[03:13.36]I  will  ask  my  God  to  let  me  make  my  Heaven
[03:20.19]In  that  dear  land  across  the  Irish  sea
[03:27.62]I  will  ask  my  God  to  let  me  make  my  Heaven
[03:34.88]In  my  dear  land  across  the  Irish  sea
[03:47.25]Oooooooh
[04:01.82]In  my  dear  land  across  the  Irish  sea