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Mo Ghile Mear (Cover) by Seth Staton Watkins

Mo Ghile Mear (Cover) by Seth Staton Watkins MY LINKS: https://linktr.ee/Sethswatkinsmusic This traditional Irish song was written by 18th-century poet Seán Clárach Mac Domhnaill, to honor Prince Charles Stewart (“Bonnie Prince Charlie”), and lament his loss and subsequent flight at the Battle of Culloden, Scotland and has been iterated on many times. I am singing the popular version from the UCD Choral Scholars. Original lyrics in Irish are on the screen and the English translation is down below. I am not a native Irish speaker but I do my best to listen, learn, and imitate as best I can. Enjoy and happy St. Patrick's Day! Photo: Poulnabrone Bodhran Backing Track: David Whelan (‪@irishbanjolessons‬) Translation: Chorus My dashing darling is my hero My dashing darling is my Caesar I have had neither sleep nor good fortune Since my dashing darling went far away Verse 1: I am perpetually worried every day Wailing heavily and shedding tears Since my lively boy was released from me And there is no word of him, alas Verse 2: The pleasure of the cheerful cuckoo at noon is gone The affable nobility are not bothered with sport The learned and the cultured are worried and sad Since the lively lad was taken from me Verse 3: He is like Young Aonghus Like Lughaidh Mac Chéin of the great blows Like Cú Raoi, great son of Dáire of the gold Leader of Éire strong in pursuit Verse 4: Like Conall Cearnach who breached defences Like worthy fair haired Feargas Mac Róigh Like Conchubhar venerable son of Nás of the tradition The pleasant chieftain of the musical [Fenian] Branch