Bheil fios aig duine sam bith de thachairt dhan larach linn -
http://www.geocities.com/alltandubh
S'e stordata gu math feumail son Orain Gaidhlig a bh'ann.
Bha mo gille beag feuchainn ri oran a seinn a reir ach diochuihmneach e an facail. Bha airson a tadhal air an larach linn aig alltandubh ach cha robh sgeul air agus mise ga tadhal direach 6 miosan air ais.
Co dhui, ma tha fios aig dhaoine air an larach linn no fuis an facail dhan oran -
A ribhinn og - bheil chuimhne agad
Cuir brath thugam agus bith mi nur comain.
Alltan dubh
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- Rianaire
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I can remember the chorus, but my copy of Songs of Gaelic Scotland is sitting in my parents' loft right now.
A ribhinn òg, 'bheil cuimhn' agad
'S a ghruagach dhonn, an cluinn thu mi?
A ribhinn òg, 'bheil cuimhn' agad
An oidhche mun do sheòl sinn?
You can still see the site as it was in February 2005 using the Internet Archive's "Wayback Machine", but it's not listing that song under either the title (An Oidhche Mun Do Sheòl Sinn) or the first line of the chorus (and IIRC the song starts with the chorus too....)
http://web.archive.org/web/200502062200 ... lltandubh/
Edit: Seo e -- but CelticLyricsCorner often has mispellings, missing stràcan etc...
A ribhinn òg, 'bheil cuimhn' agad
'S a ghruagach dhonn, an cluinn thu mi?
A ribhinn òg, 'bheil cuimhn' agad
An oidhche mun do sheòl sinn?
You can still see the site as it was in February 2005 using the Internet Archive's "Wayback Machine", but it's not listing that song under either the title (An Oidhche Mun Do Sheòl Sinn) or the first line of the chorus (and IIRC the song starts with the chorus too....)
http://web.archive.org/web/200502062200 ... lltandubh/
Edit: Seo e -- but CelticLyricsCorner often has mispellings, missing stràcan etc...
You can see the lyrics here:
http://www.celticlyricscorner.net/relativity/ceol.htm
Celtic Lyrics Corner is a great resource, especially as it tells you who recorded the songs and on which albums.
You can also apparently (I haven't tried it!) get the sheet music and a practice audio FREE on here:
http://www.playscottishmusic.com/PDShop ... itemid=450
Let us know if there's a catch!
http://www.celticlyricscorner.net/relativity/ceol.htm
Celtic Lyrics Corner is a great resource, especially as it tells you who recorded the songs and on which albums.
You can also apparently (I haven't tried it!) get the sheet music and a practice audio FREE on here:
http://www.playscottishmusic.com/PDShop ... itemid=450
Let us know if there's a catch!
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- Rianaire
- Posts: 1432
- Joined: Sun Sep 23, 2007 6:58 pm
- Language Level: Fluent (non-native)
- Corrections: I'm fine either way
- Location: Sruighlea, Alba
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