Cheers, L & CN! We normally sing it quite freely (& softly) with the Back Sea Fiddle rather than the violin (as I think we did when you were in The Steamer with us that night, Charlie). I like the rhythmic one but it gets a bit breathless in places, though that was the first (& only) take we did of it in that session. Otherwise, it remains unrecorded!

Anyway, it's a fine wee song and a fascinating piece of local history that links the open sea to the tranquil rural charm of a medieval cemetary some ten miles inland along the Wyre. See HERE for a picture of the graves.