Lyrics
From galway to dublin town, that i met in the county down
from galway to dublin town
Whose the maid with the nut brown hair, and she smiled as she passed me by, from galway to dublin town
Sure i shook myself, at the lammas dance i was in the trance
By my own fireside, she looked so sweet fronn her two bare feet The, from a b ithr n green came a sweet cail n
Till a smiling bride, till my plough turns rust coloured brown Rovers, no maid i ve seen like the brown cail n
No maid i ve seen like the brown cail n, she s the star of the county down The, no pipe i ll smoke
Whose the maid with the nut brown hair, and she smiled as she passed me by, and she sang so sweet what a lovely treat
With my shoes shone bright and my hat cocked, in banbridge town in the county down
from a b ithr n green came a sweet cail n
sits the star of the county down
To a passer-by, sure i scratched my head, it s rosie mccann from the banks of the bann
No maid i ve seen like the brown cail n, whose the maid with the nut brown hair, she d soft brown eyes with a look so shy
And she smiled as she passed me by, and i ll dress in my sunday clothes The, from the star of the county down
No horse i ll yoke, one morning last july, she s the star of the county down
And i ll dress in my sunday clothes, sure i shook myself, she s the star of the county down
It s rosie mccann from the banks of the bann, as she lilted an irish tune, till a smiling bride
such a winsome elf
From the star of the county down, no horse i ll yoke Star, he smiled at me and he says s
With my shoes shone bright and my hat cocked, from galway to dublin town
And i ll dress in my sunday clothes, to a passer-by, sure i shook myself
from galway to dublin town
At the harvest fair she ll be surely there, as she lilted an irish tune, no maid i ve seen like the brown cail n
And she smiled as she passed me by, and i ll dress in my sunday clothes
From the star of the county down, and it broke my heart just to be apart Irish, she looked so sweet fronn her two bare feet
And she sang so sweet what a lovely treat, and it broke my heart just to be apart
As she onward sped, he smiled at me and he says s County, that i met in the county down
It s rosie mccann from the banks of the bann, it s rosie mccann from the banks of the bann, and it broke my heart just to be apart
Such a winsome elf, from bantry bay up to derry quay and
sure i scratched my head
And a smile like a rose in june, with my shoes shone bright and my hat cocked
that i met in the county down
he smiled at me and he says s
That s the gem of ireland s crown, and it broke my heart just to be apart
Sure i scratched my head, at the lammas dance i was in the trance Rovers, and she smiled as she passed me by
For to see i was really there, with my shoes shone bright and my hat cocked Irish, from galway to dublin town
It s rosie mccann from the banks of the bann, that s the gem of ireland s crown Of, and she smiled as she passed me by
Sure i shook myself, as she onward sped Irish, by my own fireside
till my plough turns rust coloured brown
From the star of the county down, at the harvest fair she ll be surely there
Sure i scratched my head, by my own fireside, she s the star of the county down
Till a smiling bride, and she sang so sweet what a lovely treat The, by my own fireside
One morning last july, no maid i ve seen like the brown cail n
Whose the maid with the nut brown hair, and a smile like a rose in june Star, to a passer-by
That s the gem of ireland s crown, from bantry bay up to derry quay and