Luyện nghe bài hát Back To Donegal

It like only yesterday
I sailed from out of
A wanderer from isle
I in New York

There a soul to greet me there
A stranger on your
But Irish luck was me here
And came galore

And now that I'm back again
To dear old Erin's
My friends meet me on the pier
And greet me a smile

faces, sure, I've almost forgot
I've been so away
But me mother will them all
And to me will say

Shake hands with uncle mike, me boy
And here is sister, Kate
And there's the girl you used to
Down by the gate

Shake hands with all of the
And kiss the all
You're as welcome as the in may
To dear old

give a party when I go home
They'll come from and far
They'll line the roads for and miles
Irish jauntin' cars

The spirits will flow and be gay
We'll fill your hearts joy
The piper play an Irish reel
To greet the boy

We'll dance and sing the whole long
Such fun as never
The lads will be in corduroy
The Colleens green

be thousands there that I never saw
I've been so long
But me will introduce them all
And to me will say

Shake hands your uncle mike, me boy
And is your sister, Kate
And the girl you used to swing
by the garden gate

Shake hands all of the neighbors
And kiss the all
as welcome as the flowers in may
To dear old

Branigan, Fannigan, Milligan, Gilligan
Duffy, McCuffy, Malachy,
Rafferty, Lafferty, Donnelly,
Dooley, O'Hooley, Muldowney,

Madigan, Cadigan, Lanihan,
Fagan, O'Hagan, O'Hoolihan,
Shanihan, Manihan, Fogarty,
Kelly, O'Kelly, McGuinness,