Smokey, to the best of my memory (which int too good) " Oh Maybe someday I'll go back to Ireland If my only wife should ever pass away for I'll never forget the way she always nagged me she has a mouth as big as Galway bay In my dreams I see her in the Public houses and the barman says your drunk you'll have to go and she answers in a desperate sort of language a language that the clergy didn't know Then she'll put away ten pints of Arthur Guiness and walk it home and wouldnt even sway If the sea was beer instead of salty water she would live a happy life in Galway Bay On her back she had tattood a map of Ireland and when she had her bath on Saturday she would rub the Sunlight soap around by Claddagh Just to watch the suds run into Galway Bay Repeat verse one That is from the singing of my Uncle Neddy when I was quite small In Limerick
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