Song Lyrics
the heathers a-blazing and cows are a-grazing
in summer it s pleasing but in winter it s teasing
the heathers a-blazing and cows are a-grazing
In summer it s pleasing but in winter it s teasing, to watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail
down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered
the heathers a-blazing and cows are a-grazing
In summer it s pleasing but in winter it s teasing, for the want of some clouds or some ornamentation
for the want of some clouds or some ornamentation
from killybegs harbour right down to kinsale
The seagulls are squawking they seem to be talking, from killybegs harbour right down to kinsale Tones, down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered
to the dangers involved for the ships on the sea
And storms will be blowing the ships in the sea, and storms will be blowing the ships in the sea Ships, of this grandrous sight which seems oh so leisurely
for the want of some clouds or some ornamentation
From killybegs harbour right down to kinsale, of this grandrous sight which seems oh so leisurely
The bright sun a-shining and blue skies a-pining, down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered, from killybegs harbour right down to kinsale
the seagulls are squawking they seem to be talking
As i sit on the hill overlooking the bay, from killybegs harbour right down to kinsale, some then sail for pleasure and others for treasure
To watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail, in summer it s pleasing but in winter it s teasing Full, from killybegs harbour right down to kinsale
In summer it s pleasing but in winter it s teasing, for the want of some clouds or some ornamentation In, they re out on the ocean the ships are in motion
in summer it s pleasing but in winter it s teasing
For the want of some clouds or some ornamentation, and some do the wishin and some are there fishin
As i sit on the hill overlooking the bay, to the dangers involved for the ships on the sea
The seagulls are squawking they seem to be talking, from killybegs harbour right down to kinsale
To watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail, the bright sun a-shining and blue skies a-pining
To watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail, they re out on the ocean the ships are in motion
And storms will be blowing the ships in the sea, but what e er you re making you ll need no awaking
as i sit on the hill overlooking the bay
To the dangers involved for the ships on the sea, from killybegs harbour right down to kinsale, from killybegs harbour right down to kinsale
They re out on the ocean the ships are in motion, from killybegs harbour right down to kinsale
they re out on the ocean the ships are in motion
down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered
to watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail
the bright sun a-shining and blue skies a-pining
From killybegs harbour right down to kinsale, to the dangers involved for the ships on the sea
For the want of some clouds or some ornamentation, as i sit on the hill overlooking the bay
They re out on the ocean the ships are in motion, down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered
the seagulls are squawking they seem to be talking
the seagulls are squawking they seem to be talking
Down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered, but what e er you re making you ll need no awaking
Down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered, down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered
and storms will be blowing the ships in the sea
Of this grandrous sight which seems oh so leisurely, for the want of some clouds or some ornamentation
to watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail
From killybegs harbour right down to kinsale, from killybegs harbour right down to kinsale Tones, down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered
they re out on the ocean the ships are in motion
they re out on the ocean the ships are in motion
And storms will be blowing the ships in the sea, the bright sun a-shining and blue skies a-pining
From killybegs harbour right down to kinsale, in summer it s pleasing but in winter it s teasing, they re out on the ocean the ships are in motion
To the dangers involved for the ships on the sea, some then sail for pleasure and others for treasure, to watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail
To watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail, they re out on the ocean the ships are in motion Sail, to watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail
Some then sail for pleasure and others for treasure, the seagulls are squawking they seem to be talking
They re out on the ocean the ships are in motion, the heathers a-blazing and cows are a-grazing
As i sit on the hill overlooking the bay, down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered
For the want of some clouds or some ornamentation, for the want of some clouds or some ornamentation
Down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered, the seagulls are squawking they seem to be talking
