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Winter Fly
03:18
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Shearin's no for you
03:53
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4. |
Wistful Wending
03:37
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ASAP
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5. |
Deadly Medley
04:33
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6. |
Love Song from You
03:27
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7. |
The Foamin Sea
03:35
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Away ye merry Lassies
03:46
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I told my mum I was goin’ out, she asked what I was all about
I asked if I could take the broom, I’m goin’ to meet the girls
Oh the moon is wax tonight and don’t ya like the fellas
I prefer the girls tonight, I’m going to ride the wind
Chorus
My sister is so bold and free she asked if she could come with me
I saw her up above the trees, going’ to ride the wind
Oh the moon is wax tonight and don’t ya like the fellas
I prefer the girls tonight, I’m going to ride the wind
Chorus
As we were goin’ out the gate we met our dear old mother
Ridin’ a broom and hummin’ a tune, goin’ to meet the girls
Oh the moon is wax tonight and don’t ya like the fellas
I prefer the girls tonight, I’m goin’ to ride the wind
Chorus
The girls have gone out on a spree they left us here the dog and me
They almost swept us off our feet, goin’ to ride the wind
Oh the moon is wax tonight and there will be no fellas
We will wait and wonder while they go and ride the wind
Chorus:
It’s the girl’s night out, away ye merry lasses
Get your brooms get’em out
We’ll ride the wind tonight
Oh it’s the girls night out, away ye merry lasses
Get your brooms get’em out
We’ll ride the wind tonight
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9. |
Wings of Horses
04:28
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10. |
An Irish Medley
03:14
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11. |
John O' Dreams
03:08
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Heart of the Home
03:27
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14. |
Ringin in the Rafters
03:55
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15. |
Stolen Child
03:02
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16. |
Not Alone
02:01
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Willson & McKee Colorado
We began in 1990, mixing Kim's
celtic with Ken's folkie, country, western thing. a borrowed bit from it
all.
We called it "Rocky Mountain Celtic" and these days we like Celtic Americana. Kim is a great tune writer, songwriter and poet...Ken does tech and drives the van, oh, and plays in compliment with Kim.
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