Biografía:
Andy Irvine (born Andrew Kennedy Irvine on 14 June 1942) is an Irish folk musician, singer-songwriter, and a founding member of a litany of renowned bands: Sweeney's Men; Planxty; Patrick Street; Mozaik; LAPD; and Usher's Island. In recording with many folk artists, he has recordings as Dick Gaughan and Andy Irvine, Andy Irvine & Davy Spillane, Andy Irvine and Luke Plumb, and Andy Irvine & Paul Brady.
In line with being one of the best and most important Irish folk musicians of the modern era
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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!
[Chorus]
G Em C D
My heart tonight is far away across the rolling sea
C G Em D C
In the sweet Miltown Malbay and it’s there I’d love to be
G Am G Em D
So long ago and far away but nothing can compare
C G Em D G
My heart’s tonight in Ireland in the sweet County Clare.
[Verse 1]
G Em C D G
In the town of Scariff the sun was shining in the sky
C G Em D
When Willie Clancy played his pipes and the tears welled in my eyes
G Em C G
Many years have passed and gone since the times we had there
C G Em G D G
But my heart’s tonight in Ireland in the sweet County Clare.
[Chorus]
G Em C D
My heart tonight is far away across the rolling sea
C G Em D C
In the sweet Miltown Malbay and it’s there I’d love to be
G Am G Em D
So long ago and far away but nothing can compare
C G Em D G
My heart’s tonight in Ireland in the sweet County Clare.
[Verse 2]
G Em C D G
That August in Kilrush when the rain was lashing down
C G Em D
And our hotel was that haybarn on the outskirts of town
G Em C G
We were all sick and feverish and Dolan had the flu
C G Em G D G
But Johnny produced some whiskey and the sun came smiling through.
[Chorus]
G Em C D
My heart tonight is far away across the rolling sea
C G Em D C
In the sweet Miltown Malbay and it’s there I’d love to be
G Am G Em D
So long ago and far away but nothing can compare
C G Em D G
My heart’s tonight in Ireland in the sweet County Clare.
[Verse 3]
G Em C D G
Those nights in Sixmilebridge when the songs and music flowed
C G Em D
And when it came to closing time sure the lights were turned down low
G Em C G
And the sergeant from Kilkishen he would buy us all one more
C G Em G D G
And we never left that pub before the clock was striking four.
[Chorus]
G Em C D
My heart tonight is far away across the rolling sea
C G Em D C
In the sweet Miltown Malbay and it’s there I’d love to be
G Am G Em D
So long ago and far away but nothing can compare
C G Em D G
My heart’s tonight in Ireland in the sweet County Clare.
[Verse 4]
G Em C D
Lahinch and Ennistymon, Liscannor and Kilkee
C G Em D
But the best of all was Miltown when the music flowed so free
G Em C G
Willie Clancy and the County Clare I’m ever in your debt
C G Em G D G
For the sights and sounds of yesterday are shining memories yet.
[Chorus]
G Em C D
My heart tonight is far away across the rolling sea
C G Em D C
In the sweet Miltown Malbay and it’s there I’d love to be
G Am G Em D
So long ago and far away but nothing can compare
C G Em D G
My heart’s tonight in Ireland in the sweet County Clare.
C G Em G D G
In the days of Sweeney in the sweet County Clare
G Em C D
My heart tonight is far away across the rolling sea
C G Em D C
In the sweet Miltown Malbay and it’s there I’d love to be
G Am G Em D
So long ago and far away but nothing can compare
C G Em D G
My heart’s tonight in Ireland in the sweet County Clare.
[Verse 1]
G Em C D G
In the town of Scariff the sun was shining in the sky
C G Em D
When Willie Clancy played his pipes and the tears welled in my eyes
G Em C G
Many years have passed and gone since the times we had there
C G Em G D G
But my heart’s tonight in Ireland in the sweet County Clare.
[Chorus]
G Em C D
My heart tonight is far away across the rolling sea
C G Em D C
In the sweet Miltown Malbay and it’s there I’d love to be
G Am G Em D
So long ago and far away but nothing can compare
C G Em D G
My heart’s tonight in Ireland in the sweet County Clare.
[Verse 2]
G Em C D G
That August in Kilrush when the rain was lashing down
C G Em D
And our hotel was that haybarn on the outskirts of town
G Em C G
We were all sick and feverish and Dolan had the flu
C G Em G D G
But Johnny produced some whiskey and the sun came smiling through.
[Chorus]
G Em C D
My heart tonight is far away across the rolling sea
C G Em D C
In the sweet Miltown Malbay and it’s there I’d love to be
G Am G Em D
So long ago and far away but nothing can compare
C G Em D G
My heart’s tonight in Ireland in the sweet County Clare.
[Verse 3]
G Em C D G
Those nights in Sixmilebridge when the songs and music flowed
C G Em D
And when it came to closing time sure the lights were turned down low
G Em C G
And the sergeant from Kilkishen he would buy us all one more
C G Em G D G
And we never left that pub before the clock was striking four.
[Chorus]
G Em C D
My heart tonight is far away across the rolling sea
C G Em D C
In the sweet Miltown Malbay and it’s there I’d love to be
G Am G Em D
So long ago and far away but nothing can compare
C G Em D G
My heart’s tonight in Ireland in the sweet County Clare.
[Verse 4]
G Em C D
Lahinch and Ennistymon, Liscannor and Kilkee
C G Em D
But the best of all was Miltown when the music flowed so free
G Em C G
Willie Clancy and the County Clare I’m ever in your debt
C G Em G D G
For the sights and sounds of yesterday are shining memories yet.
[Chorus]
G Em C D
My heart tonight is far away across the rolling sea
C G Em D C
In the sweet Miltown Malbay and it’s there I’d love to be
G Am G Em D
So long ago and far away but nothing can compare
C G Em D G
My heart’s tonight in Ireland in the sweet County Clare.
C G Em G D G
In the days of Sweeney in the sweet County Clare
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