Does anyone know the name of this Irish song?
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The song is called Next Market Day and it's a traditional Ulster folk song.  As with most traditional songs there's  variations in the lyrics.\n\nProbably the most well known one is on the recording by the American folk duo Curtis and Loretta who recorded it on their "Sit Down Beside Me" CD released in 2001.\n\nHere's the lyrics to 3 versions, the Curtis and Loretta lyrics are the last ones...\n\n\nA maid went a-walking one morning in spring.\nTo sell for her mammy three hanks of fine yarn.\nShe met with a young man upon the highway.\nAnd it caused this wee lassie to dally and stray.\n\nCome sit down beside me, I mean you no harm.\nCome sit down beside me , a new tune to learn.\nAnd there are three guineas your mammy to pay.\nIt’ll pay for your yarn ‘till the next market day.\n\nThis young maid sat down and the grass it was green.\nAnd the day was the fairest that ever was seen.\nAh the look in her eyes beats a morning in may.\nI could seat by your side ‘till the next market day.\n\nCome sit down beside me, I mean you no harm.\nCome sit down beside me , a new tune to learn.\nAnd there are three guineas your mammy to pay.\nIt’ll pay for your yarn ‘till the next market day.\n\nThis young maid went home and the words that he said.\nAnd the tune that he played her still rang in her head.\nShe said I will find him by land or by sea.\n‘Till he learns me the tune of the next market day.\n\nCome sit down beside me, I mean you no harm.\nCome sit down beside me , a new tune to learn.\nAnd there are three guineas your mammy to pay.\nIt’ll pay for your yarn ‘till the next market day.\n\n----------------------\n\nA maid went to London her market to learn.\nAnd to sell for her mama three hanks of fine yarn.\nShe met a young man, on the Queen's own highway.\nAnd this caused our damsel to dally and stray.\n\nSit down beside me, I mean you no harm.\nSit down beside me this new tune to learn.\nHere are three guineas your momma to pay.\nStay by my side 'till the next market day.\n\nSo she sat down beside him, the grass was so green.\nThe day was the fairest that she'd ever seen.\nThe look in her eyes, beat the morning in may.\nAnd she'd stay by his side 'till the next market day.\n\nSit down beside me, I mean you no harm.\nSit down beside me this new tune to learn.\nHere are three guineas your momma to pay.\nStay by my side 'till the next market day.\n\nAnd as she went home, sure the words that he said.\nAnd the tune that he'd learned her still spun in her head.\nShe'll search for that laddie by night and by day.\n'Til she's learned her the words to the Next market Day.\n\n----------------------\n\nA maid gone to Coombe, her market to learn.\nTo sell for her mommy three hanks of fine yarn.\nShe met with a young man along the highway.\nWhich caused this young damsel to dally and stray.\n \nSit down beside me, I mean you no harm.\nSit down beside me this new tune to learn.\nHere is three guineas your mommy to pay.\nSo lay by your yarn 'til the next market day.\n\nThey sat down together, the grass it was green.\nThe day was the fairest that ever was seen.\nOh the look in your eye beats a morning in May.\nI could sit by your side 'til the next market day.\n \nSit down beside me, I mean you no harm.\nSit down beside me this new tune to learn.\nHere is three guineas your mommy to pay.\nSo lay by your yarn 'til the next market day.\n\nThis young maid went home with the words that he said.\nAnd the air that he played her still rang in her head.\nShe said, "I'll go find him by land or by sea.\n'Til he learns me that tune called The Next Market Day."\n \nSit down beside me, I mean you no harm.\nSit down beside me this new tune to learn.\nHere is three guineas your mommy to pay.\nSo lay by your yarn 'til the next market day.
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It's called Flower by Moby. \n\nLYRICS:\n\nGreen sally up\nAnd green sally down\nLift and squat \nGotta tear the ground(Repeat 8X)\n\nOl' Miss Lucy's dead and gone\nLeft me hear to weep and moan\n\nGreen sally up\nAnd green sally down\nLift and squat\nGotta tear the ground. (Repeat 5X)\n\nOl' Miss Lucy's dead and gone\nLeft me hear to weep and moan\n\nGreen sally up\nAnd green sally down\nLift and squat\nGotta tear the ground. (Repeat 5X)\n\nOl' Miss Lucy's dead and gone\nLeft me hear to weep and moan\n\nGreen sally up\nAnd green sally down\nLift and squat\nGotta tear the ground. (Repeat 12X)\n\nOl' Miss Lucy's dead and gone\nLeft me hear to weep and moan
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i have seen the words of the carol on(www.musicanet.org)but it isn't in Gaelic.however you can look for yourself if the put the wexford carol in the search bar lots of sites with it on will come up and you can look to see if one of them have it in gaelic.
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I have no clue, but it might be from a soundtrack of the movie called Moulin Rouge... I'm not sure... I haven't listened to all of the songs yet. But it might be from that movie.
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It's by Akira Yamaoka, but it's performed by Mary Elizabeth McGlynn\n\nBrilliant song, isn't it? ^_^
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=mT0iSKpwSPY\nI know the song is by Tran-Siberian Orchestra but I can't remember the name
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Phil Collins, dont know the name of the song though
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try to search on google,may be you find the song
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Hey,.. I dont remember the name of the song.. But I think it has been sung by 'zookey'.. Just try searching zookey\nBbye
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do you know the song title?
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It's called "Ooh Boy" by Rose Royce. It's an old song.
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I know of a song from Les Miserables called "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables"\nCould that be the one you're after?
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The song is by Edwinn Starr.\n\nYou can check out his website at http://www.edwinstarr.info/
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Don't know if your in Ireland but if you are you may have heard it on TV3, I think it is on when they are advertising the All Saints show.
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It's "I Love You" by Eddie Holman\n\nYou can listen to a sample of the song at Amazon.com using the link below
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I think it might be "Behind Closed Doors" by Charlie Pride
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The song in question is "Hear My Name" by Armand Van Helden