Biografia:
The Kilkennys are a 4-piece traditional Irish ballad group, who have been entertaining audiences all over the country, and internationally for the past ten years, with their unique and accomplished style of playing and vocal talent. Known as one of the hardest working bands in Ireland, they perform the length and breath of the country up to five nights a week. Up to now, they have been performing as Uisce Beatha, but due to various crucial reasons and the fact that a few bands with the same name have sprung up around the world
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
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Credit to spencerfire for most of the chords and structure.
[Intro]
(semi a capella):
A E A
With our nets and gear we're faring
A D A E
On the wild and wasteful ocean.
A D A E A
It's out there on the deep that we harvest and reap, our bread
A D E A
As we hunt the bonny shoals of herring.
[Verse 1]
A D E A
It was on a fair and a pleasant day
A E
Out of Yarmouth harbour I was faring
A E D A
As a cabin boy on the sailing lugger
A D E A
For to hunt of bonny the shoals of herring
[Verse 2]
A D E A
Now, the work was hard and the hours were long
A E
And the treatment sure it took some bearing
A E D A
And I used to sleep, standing on my feet
A D E A
As I'd dreamed about the shoals of herring
[Verse 3]
A D E A
Now, we left the home grounds in the month of June
A E
And to canny Shiels we soon were bearing
A E D A
With a hundred cran of the silver darlings
A D E A
That we'd taken from the shoals of herring
[Verse 4]
A D E A
Now you're up on deck, you're a fisherman
A E
And you're learning all about seafaring
A E D A
That's your education, scraps of navigation
A D E A
And you're following the shoals of herring
[Verse 5]
A D E A
You're net ropeman now, boy you're on the move
A E
You can swear or show a manly bearing
A E D A
Take your turn on deck with the other fellows
A D E A
As you're searching for the shoals of herring
[Verse 6]
A D E A
On the stormy seas and the living gales
A E
I earned the gear that I was wearing
A E D A
Sailed ten-thousand miles, caught ten-million fishes
A D E A
As we hunted for the shoals of herring
[Outro]
(semi a capella):
A E A
And it's night and day, we're faring
A D A E
Come winter wake or winter gales
A D A E A
Sweating or cold, growing up, growing old, or dying
A D E A
We will hunt the bonny shoals of herring
Credit to spencerfire for most of the chords and structure.
[Intro]
(semi a capella):
A E A
With our nets and gear we're faring
A D A E
On the wild and wasteful ocean.
A D A E A
It's out there on the deep that we harvest and reap, our bread
A D E A
As we hunt the bonny shoals of herring.
[Verse 1]
A D E A
It was on a fair and a pleasant day
A E
Out of Yarmouth harbour I was faring
A E D A
As a cabin boy on the sailing lugger
A D E A
For to hunt of bonny the shoals of herring
[Verse 2]
A D E A
Now, the work was hard and the hours were long
A E
And the treatment sure it took some bearing
A E D A
And I used to sleep, standing on my feet
A D E A
As I'd dreamed about the shoals of herring
[Verse 3]
A D E A
Now, we left the home grounds in the month of June
A E
And to canny Shiels we soon were bearing
A E D A
With a hundred cran of the silver darlings
A D E A
That we'd taken from the shoals of herring
[Verse 4]
A D E A
Now you're up on deck, you're a fisherman
A E
And you're learning all about seafaring
A E D A
That's your education, scraps of navigation
A D E A
And you're following the shoals of herring
[Verse 5]
A D E A
You're net ropeman now, boy you're on the move
A E
You can swear or show a manly bearing
A E D A
Take your turn on deck with the other fellows
A D E A
As you're searching for the shoals of herring
[Verse 6]
A D E A
On the stormy seas and the living gales
A E
I earned the gear that I was wearing
A E D A
Sailed ten-thousand miles, caught ten-million fishes
A D E A
As we hunted for the shoals of herring
[Outro]
(semi a capella):
A E A
And it's night and day, we're faring
A D A E
Come winter wake or winter gales
A D A E A
Sweating or cold, growing up, growing old, or dying
A D E A
We will hunt the bonny shoals of herring
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