The words that Joy Dunlop teaches in the lesson cited by Juno, are on the page, with translation
O, seallaibh curaigh Eòghainn, Is còig ràimh fhichead oirre. Seallaibh curaigh Eòghainn 'S i seachad air a' Rubha Bhàn.
O, seallaibh curaigh Eòghainn, Is còig ràimh fhichead oirre. Seallaibh curaigh Eòghainn 'S i seachad air a' Rubha Bhàn.
Oh, look at Ewan's coracle With twenty-five oars on her. Look at Ewan's coracle And she is passing the White Point.
Oh, look at Ewan's coracle With twenty-five oars on her. Look at Ewan's coracle
Lyrics, from the singing of Tannas, can also be found on Celtic Lyrics Corner. They appear longer, but it is just three repetitions of the verse and chorus (or A and B parts), and then a further chorus. Mary Jane Lamond is also cited on Celtic Lyrics Corner.
There are other videos of the song on youtube; performers include Síleas, Anam Communications (Brian Ó hEadhra, Fiona MacKenzie and children) and the Barra MacNeils and the oddly named Folky MacFolk Face
A group from Plockton (mainland Scotland, not far from the Isle of Skye) singing and signing, words and translation on screen https://vimeo.com/62154264 Associated pronunciation guide, words spoken https://vimeo.com/62168317