Slievenamon

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Alone all alone by the wave-washed 
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strand
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And alone in a crowded hall
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The hall it is gay and the waves 
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they are grand
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But but my heart is not here at 
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all
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It lies far away by night and by day
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To the times and the joys that are 
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gone
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But I never will forget the sweet 
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maiden I met
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In the valley near Slievenamon
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Oh it was not the grace of her 
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queenly air
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Nor her cheeks of the roses glow
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Nor her soft black eyes nor her 
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flowing hair
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Nor was it her lily white brow
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'Twas the soul of truth and of 
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melting mooth
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And the smile like a su-mmer's dawn
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That stole my heart away one soft 
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summer's day
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In the valley near Slievenamon
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In the festive hall by the star 
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washed shore
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Oh ever my restless spirit cries
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My love oh my love will 1 ne'er 
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see you more
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And my land will you never uprise
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By night and by day 1 ever ever pray
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While lonely my life flows on
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To see our flag unrolled
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And my true love to enfold
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In the valley near Slievenamon
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In the valley near Slievenamon
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