Irish Song Lyrics 
from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
My Heart Is In Ireland Brian Warfield 
In the East End of London I met an old man He kept a bar called The Horses and Tram My parents were Irish, they loved that dear land The cockney he smiled and he shook my old hand 
My heart is in Ireland, it´s there I long to be Her hills and her valleys are calling to me Though born here in this land, my heart is in Ireland The land of the old folk is calling to me. 
Near a coalmine in Wales by a roadside cafe A young girl came smiling to me and did say Well, my folks are from Ireland me dad he hopes one day When he leaves the mines sure we´ll go back to stay 
Then I went through the midlands to each city and town I found there were Irish in each place I roamed And I drank and I sang in a pub they called The Crown With the Birmingham Irish we sang songs of home 
Then I went north to Scotland to Glasgow on the Clyde I met with some young lads, said Celtic´s our side All our folks are from Ireland, the island of the green That country we love, but it's a place we´ve not seen.