White Strand, The
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C whistle
Source
Micho Russell; transcribed by Andy Hornby, from a recording of a session.
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Slow air One title Only 1 transcription Has some stepwise movement major C 4/4 6/4 Has source text Has notes text No chords explore more...
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X:18741 T:White Strand, The S:Micho Russell; transcribed by Andy Hornby, from a recording of a session. R:Slow air O:Ireland N:C whistle M:4/4 K:C M:6/4 G|\ c3d ed c4G2| A3G ED G4 CD|\ M:4/4 E3D/[C/E/] C3D| C4 C3c|\ G3D G2 (3ABc| d3c e3e/d/| c3G AGED| (G4G3)G| \ G3E G2(3ABc| d3c e3e/d/| c3G AGED| (G4 G3)G| M:6/4 c3d ed c4G2| A3G ED G4CD|\ M:4/4 E2DC C3D| (C4 C3)|] W:This is also the tune to a song, "the man who invented the submarine" :- W: W:In December he was born W:On the wild washed coast of Clare W:Not far from the cliffs of Moher W:That hang so high in the air. W:The scar there stretches far away W:From Hag's Head to Bunnin W:But you're glad to hear of the man from Clare W:That invented the Submarine. W: W:For 40 years he taught at home W:In his dear native land, W:Til emigrating he sailed away W:Into a foreign land W:Patterson, New Jersey. In work he became quite keen W:It was there that man he formed the plan W:and they called her the submarine. W:(spoken) and after a while she became a most dangerous craft W:and nearly drove the sailors half daft. \vskip 1cm
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