Lough Erne Shore

A song in the key of Dm

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Sheet Music for "Lough Erne Shore"Lough Erne Shoresong= 13025003505303503530505305250035053035035305053000355303530530353050530525003505303503530505300One morning as I went a-fowlingBright Phoebus adorned the plain.It was down by the shores of Lough ErneI met with this wonderful dame.Her voice was so sweet and so pleasingThese beautiful notes she did sing.The innocent fowl of the forestTheir love unto her they did bring.It being the first time I saw herMy heart it did lep with surprise.I thought that she could be no mortalBut an angel that fell from the skies.Her hair it resembled gold tresses.Her skin was as white as the snow.Her cheeks were as red as the rosesThat bloom around Lough Erne's shore.When I found that my love was elopingThese words unto her I did say:"Oh, take me to your habitationFor Cupid has led me astray.""Forever I'll keep the commandments.They say that it is the best plan.Fair maids who do yield to men's pleasuresThe scripture does say they are wrong.""Oh, Mary don't accuse me of weakness,For treachery I do disown.I will make you a lady of honourIf with me this night you'll come home.Oh, had I the lamp of great Aladdin,His rings and his genie what's more.I would part with them all for to gain youAnd live upon Lough Erne's shore."Transcription: id:hn-song-6
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Abc notation for Lough Erne Shore
X:2178 T:Lough Erne Shore R:song Z:id:hn-song-6 M:3/4 L:1/8 Q:1/4=130 K:Dm
(A,C) | D2 D2 F2 | (GA) (GF) D2 | F2 G2 A2 | c2 (dc) A2 | (GA) (GF) D2 | C4 A,C | D2 D2 F2 | (GA) (GF) D2 | F2 G2 A2 | c2 (dc) A2 | (GA) (GF) D2 | D4 || (Ac) | d2 d2 (cA) | c2 d2 (FA) | G2 F2 A2 | c2 (dc) A2 | (GA) (GF) D2 | C4 (A,C) | D2 D2 F2 | (GA) (GF) D2 | F2 G2 A2 | c2 (dc) A2 | (GA) (GF) D2 | D4 || W:One morning as I went a-fowling W:Bright Phoebus adorned the plain. W:It was down by the shores of Lough Erne W:I met with this wonderful dame. W:Her voice was so sweet and so pleasing W:These beautiful notes she did sing. W:The innocent fowl of the forest W:Their love unto her they did bring. W: W:It being the first time I saw her W:My heart it did lep with surprise. W:I thought that she could be no mortal W:But an angel that fell from the skies. W:Her hair it resembled gold tresses. W:Her skin was as white as the snow. W:Her cheeks were as red as the roses W:That bloom around Lough Erne's shore. W: W:When I found that my love was eloping W:These words unto her I did say: W:"Oh, take me to your habitation W:For Cupid has led me astray." W:"Forever I'll keep the commandments. W:They say that it is the best plan. W:Fair maids who do yield to men's pleasures W:The scripture does say they are wrong." W: W:"Oh, Mary don't accuse me of weakness, W:For treachery I do disown. W:I will make you a lady of honour W:If with me this night you'll come home. W:Oh, had I the lamp of great Aladdin, W:His rings and his genie what's more. W:I would part with them all for to gain you W:And live upon Lough Erne's shore."
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