Maureen O'Hara - Ireland Was Never Like This

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[CHRISTINE] The clan of Sean FitzSimons was my only family tree And I grew up a fine, upstanding miss I love the streets of Dublin And the lakes of Innisfree Sure, Ireland was never like this When I was slowly filling out a dewey-eyed [?] With no one lads a-throwing me a kiss I never thought that I would see The likes of what I've seen Sure, Ireland was never like this Come every spring on a bright and cheery day I go a-singing too-ra-loo-ra-lai Now here am I in India Beside a banyan tree A million miles from everything I miss I love your quaint pagodas And the gentleman with me Sure as my given name is Chris Ireland was never like The land of the Hindus, the sikhs, and untouchables Christians and muslims and all of the rest Buddhas and brahmins, including mohammadans Sure as my given name is Chris Oh, Ireland was never like this Sure as my given name is Chris Oh, Ireland was never like this
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