Luyện nghe bài hát Green and Red of Mayo

We out to a weekend festival on Clare Island in August 1990
and on the boat back on a perfect 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 soft and bogland
It's tall majestic
Where the kisses Ireland
And the waves carress it's
Oh the feeling it came me
To stay forever
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From it's rolling coastal
I can see Croagh Patrick's
Where one Sunday Summer
The climb the reek
Where Saint Patrick in solitude
Looked down Clew Bay
And With a ringing of his
the faithful there to pray
There to

Oh me to Clare Island
The of Granuaile
It's harbour fishes
From the to the whale
And now I must it
And is plain
May the time not so slowly
I set sail again
Set sail

The Green and Red of
I can see it
It's soft and bogland
tall majestic hills
Where the kisses Ireland
And the waves carress it's
The it came over me
To forever more
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