30 Oct 02 - 06:01 PM (#814755) Subject: Lyr Req: Tyree love song From: GUEST,janstep We have lost the lyrics of the song, dont know the proper spelling either. Any ideas? Thanks, Jan |
30 Oct 02 - 06:16 PM (#814763) Subject: Lyr Add: TIREE LOVE SONG From: GUEST TIREE LOVE SONG Traditional Will you come away my love To be my own my rare one Smiling the land, shining the sea Sweet is the smell o' the heather Would we were younger you and me The two of us together Heree horo my bonnie wee girl Heree horo my fair one Will you come away my love To be my own my rare one All day long out at the peat Then on the shore in the gloaming Stepping it lightly with dancing feet And then together homing Heree horo my bonnie wee girl Heree horo my fair one Will you come away my love To be my own my rare one Laughter above, singing below Tripping it lithesome and airy Could we be asking of life for more My own my darling Mary Heree horo my bonnie wee girl Heree horo my fair one Will you come away my love To be my own my rare one |
30 Oct 02 - 06:22 PM (#814766) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Tyree love song From: GUEST Eileen McGann has an incredible version of this song on her album Turn It Around... I prefer to sing her version than the original lyrics. |
30 Oct 02 - 06:49 PM (#814780) Subject: Lyr Add: HUREE, HUROO (TIREE LOVE SONG) From: Joe Offer I think I'll put a copy of this here, so it doesn't get lost. The other thread says there's a text for the song in the Digital Tradition, but I couldn't find it. -Joe Offer- Thread #16934 Message #162602 Posted By: PJ 14-Jan-00 - 01:25 AM Thread Name: Help: wedding song to make you cry! Subject: ADD: HUREE, HUROO (TIREE LOVE SONG)
There is a lovely traditional scottish(?) song called Huree, Huroo. The lyrics are: |
31 Oct 02 - 01:32 PM (#815338) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Tyree love song From: GUEST,jp now why is it.... why is it..... i never liked that song? |
31 Oct 02 - 01:42 PM (#815346) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Tyree love song From: Malcolm Douglas See also the old (also mis-spelled) thread on the same subject revived yesterday by George Seto, and to which I posted the correct English lyric (the DT entry contains some unnecessary changes to Hugh Roberton's text, which I think is still in copyright, and does not credit its author, or the composer of the tune. Tyree Love Song George has also posted an unattributed Gaelic text. |