Biography:
Clannad is an Irish musical group from Gaoth Dobhair (pronounced, Gwee-Dore), County Donegal, Ireland. Their music has been variously described as being folk music, new age, and Celtic. Clannad are Máire Ní Bhraonáin (Moya Brennan), Ciarán Brennan, Pól Brennan, Noel Duggan and Pádraig Duggan. Eithne Ní Bhraonáin (Enya Brennan), Máire's sister, used to be a member of the group in the early Eighties. The band won a Grammy Award in 1999 for Best New Age Album.
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Other songs:
- Dango Daikazoku
- A Bridge That Carries Us Over
- Ancient Forrest
- Autumn Leaves Are Falling
- Blackstairs
- Both Sides Now
- Brave Enough
- Broken Pieces
- Chuaigh Me Na Rosann
- Closer To Your Heart
- Court To Love
- Farewell Love
- Gathering Mushrooms
- I See Red
- I Will Find You
- In A Lifetime
- Indoor
- Journeys End
- Lish Young Buy
- Morning Dew
- Mystery Game
- Newgrange
- Northern Skyline
- Of This Land
- Passing Time
- Poison Glen
- Robin The Hooded Man
- Seanchas
- Second Nature
- Siuil A Run
- Soul Searcher
- Strayed Away
- The Green Fields Of Gaothdobhair
- The Last Rose Of Summer
- The Other Side
- The Pretty Maid
- Theme From Harrys Game
- There For You
- Transatlantic
- Two Sisters
- Youre The One
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Nuair a lig muid dúinn tuirse le brón
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Sé d'fhiafraigh an óigbhean diom
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Cha deanaimse lón den phingin
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An méid ud a shaothraim sa lá
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A chaitheamh le spórt san oiche"
Chuaig mé 'na rosann ar cuairt
Em Am C
Gur bhreathnaigh me uaim an speir
Am Dm Em
Is thart fá na holeain ó thuaidh
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Mar eiht agus cu 'na diaidh
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Se dearfadh gach duine fan chuan
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O tharla mé nuas fán cheidh
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"nach maith a aithnim ar do ghruaim
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Gur fear thú 'bhfuil an toir 'na dhiaidh"
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Casadh dom an ainnir dheas óg
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Ach má casadh 'si a labhair go géar
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"más fear thú a bhaineas do mhnaio óig
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Cha mholaim ró-mhór do thrade
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Chonaic mé fear ar thir mór
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Is e ag siul gan bhróg inné
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Is dóigh liom gur thusa an fear óg
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Is go bhfuil ort an tóir 'do dhaigh"
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Thit muid a dtuirse is I mbrón
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Is d'fhiafraigh mé den óigbhean chaoin
Am Dm Em
"cá bhfuigheas muid gloine le h-ól
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A thógfadh an brón dar gcroi? "
Am C F
"ta teach beag ar leath-taobh an ród
Em Am C
Is coinnionn sé I gcónaí braon
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Gabh thusa, agus buail at an mbord
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Is ní dhíolfaidh do phócaí a'n phingin"
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Cha rabh mise I bhfad ag gabháil cheoil
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Gur chruinnigh go leor 'un toigh (ú)
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Achan fhear is a ghloine ina dhom
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Le comhmóradh a thabhairt don dis
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Bhi biotáilte fairsing go leor
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Cha rabh beagán á ól sa tir
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Is dá dtarraingeoinnse gálun uí dhomhnaill
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B'fhurst' mo scor a dhrol
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Tharla mé isteach I dtoigh-an-óil
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Agus b'fhaiteach go lear mé le suí
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Ar eagla go dtiochfadh an tóir
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Is go mbainfi an óighean diom
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Nuair a fuair muid gach ni mar ba chóir
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Agus mheas me gur chóir dom sui
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Sé duirt si "bi thusa ag gabháil cheoil
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Is ní dhíolfaidh do phócaí a'n phingin"
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Nuair a lig muid dúinn tuirse le brón
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Sé d'fhiafraigh an óigbhean diom
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"cá mbionn tú 'do chónaí sa lá
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Nuair nach gcoinnionn tú cró doit féin? "
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"bimse seal 'dtoigh-an-óil
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Cha deanaimse lón den phingin
Am Dm Em
An méid ud a shaothraim sa lá
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A chaitheamh le spórt san oiche"
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