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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- 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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Clannad - The Green Fields of Gaothdobhair
[Intro]
Am G/A Am G/A F G Am
[Verse 1]
G/A Am F G Am
Down past Dunlewey's bonny lakes, one morning I did stray
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
Until I reached sweet Clady banks, where the silvery salmon play
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
I strolled around through old Bunbeg and down along the shore
Am F Am F G Am
And gazed with admiration on the green fields of Gaothdobhair
[Verse 2]
G/A Am F G Am
I visit Magherclocher and on Middletown heights I stand
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
Beneath me lies the ocean wide and Machergallon strand
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
Those sandy banks so dear to me, those banks I do adore
Am F Am F G Am
Behind me lies sweet Derrybeg and the green fields of Gaothdobhair
[Instrumental]
Am G/A Am G/A F G Am
[Verse 3]
G/A Am F G Am
The bonny Isle of Gola and Inishmean so near
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
I see the little fishing fleet, as it lies along the pier
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
I wander through the graveyard, where those have gone before
Am F Am F G Am
That once lived happy and content, by the green fields of Gaothdobhair
[Verse 4]
G/A Am F G Am
I see sweet Inish Oirthir and far off Tory__ Isle
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
I view the ocean liners as they steam along in style
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
On board are Irish emigrants, with hearts both sad and sore
Am F Am F G Am
As they gazed on old Tir Chonaill hills and the green fields of Gaothdobhair
[Outro]
Am G/A Am G/A F G Am
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Clannad - The Green Fields of Gaothdobhair
[Intro]
Am G/A Am G/A F G Am
[Verse 1]
G/A Am F G Am
Down past Dunlewey's bonny lakes, one morning I did stray
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
Until I reached sweet Clady banks, where the silvery salmon play
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
I strolled around through old Bunbeg and down along the shore
Am F Am F G Am
And gazed with admiration on the green fields of Gaothdobhair
[Verse 2]
G/A Am F G Am
I visit Magherclocher and on Middletown heights I stand
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
Beneath me lies the ocean wide and Machergallon strand
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
Those sandy banks so dear to me, those banks I do adore
Am F Am F G Am
Behind me lies sweet Derrybeg and the green fields of Gaothdobhair
[Instrumental]
Am G/A Am G/A F G Am
[Verse 3]
G/A Am F G Am
The bonny Isle of Gola and Inishmean so near
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
I see the little fishing fleet, as it lies along the pier
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
I wander through the graveyard, where those have gone before
Am F Am F G Am
That once lived happy and content, by the green fields of Gaothdobhair
[Verse 4]
G/A Am F G Am
I see sweet Inish Oirthir and far off Tory__ Isle
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
I view the ocean liners as they steam along in style
F G Dm7 Em Am Em
On board are Irish emigrants, with hearts both sad and sore
Am F Am F G Am
As they gazed on old Tir Chonaill hills and the green fields of Gaothdobhair
[Outro]
Am G/A Am G/A F G Am
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