Luyện nghe bài hát Green and Red of Mayo

We went out to a weekend festival on Island in August 1990
and on the boat back on a autumn evening the green and red of mayo was conceived with well known Galway free-spirited minstrel jarir al-majar. It became a song about a year later

Oh the Green and Red of
I can see it
It's and craggy bogland
It's tall hills
Where the kisses Ireland
And the waves it's shore
Oh the feeling it came me
To forever more
more

From it's coastal waters
I can see Croagh peak
Where one Sunday Summer
The pilgrims the reek
Where Saint Patrick in solitude
Looked across Clew Bay
And With a of his bell
Called the faithful there to
There to

Oh take me to Island
The of Granuaile
It's harbour fishes
From the to the whale
And now I depart it
And is plain
May the not pass so slowly
Before I set again
Set again

The Green and Red of
I can see it
It's and craggy bogland
It's tall majestic
the ocean kisses Ireland
And the carress it's shore
The feeling it came me
To forever more
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