Biografía:
Karan Casey (b. 1969 in Ballyduff Lower, County Waterford, Ireland) is an Irish folk singer and jazz singer, and a former member of the Irish band Solas.
Her family encouraged her to sing in the house, in a church choir and at school. At Waterford Regional Technical College she studied piano then took music at University College Dublin in 1987. Having learned to copy Ella Fitzgerald's scat singing, she performed in a Dublin bistro several nights per week while still a student.
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Otras canciones:
- Ae Fond Kiss
- Another Day
- Bright Winters Day
- Distant Shore
- Dunlavin Green
- Eppie Morrie
- Erins Lovely Home
- Freedom Song
- I Once Loved A Lass
- Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye
- Just A Note
- Lady Mary Anne
- Love Is Pleasing
- Martinmas Time
- Mother Earths Revenge
- One I Love
- Quiet Of The Night
- Roger The Miller
- Shamrock Shore
- She Is Like The Swallow
- Snows They Melt The Soonest
- Song Of Lies
- The Ballad Of Tim Evans
- The Cradle Song
- The Creggan White Hare
- The Curra Road
- The Four Loom Weaver
- The Keg Of Brandy
- The Kings Shilling
- The Liberty Tree
- The Loony Moon
- The Seasons
- The Silkie Song
- The Song Of The Seal
- The Song Of Wandering Aengus
- The World Looks Away
- The Yellow Furze
- This Time Will Pass
- Town Of Athlone
- Waiting For The Snow
- Weary Of Lying Alone
- When Will We All Be Free
- Where Are You Tonight I Wonder
- Who Put The Blood
- You Brought Me Up
¡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!
[Intro]
G C G C G C G F
[Verse]
C Am F
In the lowlands of Creggan there lives a white hare
G Am G
As swift as a swallow as she flies through the air
Dm7 C G
You may travel the country, but none could compare
Am G F
With the pride of the Creggan, that bonnie white hare
[Verse]
C Am F
One fine Sunday morning, as you may suppose
G Am G
A red, golden sun o'er the green mountain rose
Dm7 C G
Barney Conway came down and did loudly declare
Am G F
"Today I'll put an end to that Creggan white hare"
[Verse]
C Am F
So he searched through the lowlands and down through the glens
G Am G
Among the green rushes where the white hare had dens
Dm7 C G
'Til at last coming over the bog-bank so bare
Am G F
From behind a white thistle, out jumped the white hare
[Verse]
C Am F
Well, he gave a great yelp and his dog, she slipped too
G Am G
As swift as the wind o'er the green mountain flew
Dm7 C G
But the dogs soon came back, which made poor Barney sigh
Am G F
For he knew that the white hair had bid him goodbye
[Verse]
C Am F
We have some jolly sportsmen down from the Pomroy
G Am G
From Cookstown, Dungannon and also the Moy
Dm7 C G
With pedigree greyhounds, they came from afar
Am G F
Came down to the Creggan in their fine motor car
[Verse]
C Am F
'Twas down through the lowlands these huntsmen did go
G Am G
To search for the white hare they tried high and low
Dm7 C G
'Til at last Barney Conway, as he came on its lair
Am G F
Shouted out to the huntsmen, "Here lies the white hair"
[Verse]
C Am F
So they called in the greyhounds from off the green lea
G Am G
And Barney and the huntsmen, they jumped high with glee
Dm7 C G
And on the turf bank they all gathered around
Am G F
Seven men and nine dogs did the poor hare surround
[Bridge]
Am
No wonder the poor puss did tremble with fear
G
She stood on her hind legs, she rose her big ear
F
She ris on her toes and with one gallant spring
Am G F
Cleared over the greyhounds and broke through the ring
[Verse]
C Am F
Oh, the chase, it went on, it was a beautiful view
G Am G
As swift as the wind o'er the green mountain flew
Dm7 C G
But the pedigree greyhounds, they didn't get far
Am G F
They came back and went home in their fine motor car
[Verse]
C Am F
And now to conclude and to finish my rhyme
G Am G
I hope you'll excuse me for wasting your time
Dm7 C G
If there's any amongst you in Carrickmore Fair
Am G F
Drink a jolly good health to the Creggan white hare
G C G C G C G F
[Verse]
C Am F
In the lowlands of Creggan there lives a white hare
G Am G
As swift as a swallow as she flies through the air
Dm7 C G
You may travel the country, but none could compare
Am G F
With the pride of the Creggan, that bonnie white hare
[Verse]
C Am F
One fine Sunday morning, as you may suppose
G Am G
A red, golden sun o'er the green mountain rose
Dm7 C G
Barney Conway came down and did loudly declare
Am G F
"Today I'll put an end to that Creggan white hare"
[Verse]
C Am F
So he searched through the lowlands and down through the glens
G Am G
Among the green rushes where the white hare had dens
Dm7 C G
'Til at last coming over the bog-bank so bare
Am G F
From behind a white thistle, out jumped the white hare
[Verse]
C Am F
Well, he gave a great yelp and his dog, she slipped too
G Am G
As swift as the wind o'er the green mountain flew
Dm7 C G
But the dogs soon came back, which made poor Barney sigh
Am G F
For he knew that the white hair had bid him goodbye
[Verse]
C Am F
We have some jolly sportsmen down from the Pomroy
G Am G
From Cookstown, Dungannon and also the Moy
Dm7 C G
With pedigree greyhounds, they came from afar
Am G F
Came down to the Creggan in their fine motor car
[Verse]
C Am F
'Twas down through the lowlands these huntsmen did go
G Am G
To search for the white hare they tried high and low
Dm7 C G
'Til at last Barney Conway, as he came on its lair
Am G F
Shouted out to the huntsmen, "Here lies the white hair"
[Verse]
C Am F
So they called in the greyhounds from off the green lea
G Am G
And Barney and the huntsmen, they jumped high with glee
Dm7 C G
And on the turf bank they all gathered around
Am G F
Seven men and nine dogs did the poor hare surround
[Bridge]
Am
No wonder the poor puss did tremble with fear
G
She stood on her hind legs, she rose her big ear
F
She ris on her toes and with one gallant spring
Am G F
Cleared over the greyhounds and broke through the ring
[Verse]
C Am F
Oh, the chase, it went on, it was a beautiful view
G Am G
As swift as the wind o'er the green mountain flew
Dm7 C G
But the pedigree greyhounds, they didn't get far
Am G F
They came back and went home in their fine motor car
[Verse]
C Am F
And now to conclude and to finish my rhyme
G Am G
I hope you'll excuse me for wasting your time
Dm7 C G
If there's any amongst you in Carrickmore Fair
Am G F
Drink a jolly good health to the Creggan white hare
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