Irish Song Lyrics 
from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
FAREWELL TO DUBLIN IN MY TEARS 
Fare thee well until we meet again down by the Liffey water I'll bid larewell to Dublin and her streets of cobblestones I'm going away to leave you, my friends and all the girls too Till I return to see you farewell old Dublin town 
To the City of our fathers where friend and foe have gathered Where the Norman, Dane and Saxon have mingled with he Gael Administered the kingdom and soon the Pale was reeling To cradle Ireland's freedom in dear old Dublin town 
Down by the river Poddle there was whiskey stout and coddle it was there with all the gentle folk, we laughed and danced and sang And courted with your daughters and swam around your waters And seen our buildings slaughtered in dear Old Dublin Town 
I remember in my childhood her mountains and her wild woods I've read of all her heroes in a classroom as a boy Of Thomas Street where Emmet died, in Sackville Street they fought with pride Of when brave Wolfe Tone did ride through dear old Dublin town 
Her poets they were many and her writers they were plenty There was Swift with all his little men and Joyce's Molly Bloom Our heroes they're an unsung gang there's Forty Coats and ould Bang Bang And Zozimus who always sang of dear old.Dublin town 
And now I'm standing on the Quay, my destiny's uncertain Where fortunes have been lost and won with he dealing of a hand The past it is a purple haze, the future is an untold maze The present is another gaze at dear old Dublin Town