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Déanta was a traditional group from Northern Ireland, based in County Antrim who played together until 1997, and regrouped in 2008. Their first performance after the initial break took place in October 2008 for BBC's Blas Ceoil series. The band's members include Mary Dillon, Deirdre Havlin, Rosie Mulholland, Eoghan O'Brien, Kate O'Brien and Clodagh Warnock. The band have released three albums on Green Linnet
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
*****DO NOT ADD STRUMMING PATTERNS TO MY TABS*****
Déanta - Thousands Are Sailing
CAPO: 3rd Fret
[Verse 1]
Am G C F
You brave Irish heroes where e'er you may be
C F C Em
I pray, stand a moment and listen to me
C G C G
Your sons and fair daughters are all going away
Am G C F
And thousands are sailing to Americay
[Verse 2]
Am G C F
So, good luck to those people and safe may they land
C F C Em
They are leaving their country for a far distant strand
C G C G
They're leaving old Ireland, no longer can stay
Am G C F
And thousands are sailing to Americay
[Verse 3]
Am G C F
Now the night before leaving, they are bidding goodbye
C F C Em
And it's early next morning, their hearts give a sigh
C G C G
They turn, kiss their mothers and then they will say
Am G C F
"Farewell, dear old father, we must now go away"
[Instrumental]
Am
[Verse 4]
Am G C F
Oh, I pity the mother who rears up the child
C F C Em
And likewise the father who labours and toils
C G C G
To try to support them, he will work night and day
Am G C F
And when they are reared up, they will go away
[Verse 5]
Am G C F
So, good luck to those people and safe may they land
C F C Em
They are leaving their country for a far distant strand
C G C G
They're leaving old Ireland, no longer can stay
Am G C F
And thousands are sailing to Americay
[Outro]
Am
Déanta - Thousands Are Sailing
CAPO: 3rd Fret
[Verse 1]
Am G C F
You brave Irish heroes where e'er you may be
C F C Em
I pray, stand a moment and listen to me
C G C G
Your sons and fair daughters are all going away
Am G C F
And thousands are sailing to Americay
[Verse 2]
Am G C F
So, good luck to those people and safe may they land
C F C Em
They are leaving their country for a far distant strand
C G C G
They're leaving old Ireland, no longer can stay
Am G C F
And thousands are sailing to Americay
[Verse 3]
Am G C F
Now the night before leaving, they are bidding goodbye
C F C Em
And it's early next morning, their hearts give a sigh
C G C G
They turn, kiss their mothers and then they will say
Am G C F
"Farewell, dear old father, we must now go away"
[Instrumental]
Am
[Verse 4]
Am G C F
Oh, I pity the mother who rears up the child
C F C Em
And likewise the father who labours and toils
C G C G
To try to support them, he will work night and day
Am G C F
And when they are reared up, they will go away
[Verse 5]
Am G C F
So, good luck to those people and safe may they land
C F C Em
They are leaving their country for a far distant strand
C G C G
They're leaving old Ireland, no longer can stay
Am G C F
And thousands are sailing to Americay
[Outro]
Am
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dear cloud
Dear Enemy
Dear Euphoria
Dear Evan Hansen