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This is the LOW VOICE version (alto or bass). (Please note that the YouTube link demonstrates the HIGH VOICE version.)
Based on a traditional Irish air from The Minstrelsy of Ireland, ed. Alfred Moffat (London: Augener & Co., 1897), p. 171.
Arranged by Konrad Harley (1986-), 2024.
Words by Thomas Moore (1779-1852).
Lyrics:
Oh! Arranmore, lov'd Arranmore,
How oft I dream of thee,
And of those days when, by thy shore,
I wander'd young and free.
Full many a path I've tried since then
Thro' pleasure's flow'ry maze,
But ne'er could find the bliss again
I felt in those sweet days.
How blithe upon thy breezy cliffs
At sunny morn I've stood,
With heart as bounding as the skiffs
That danc'd along thy flood;
Or, when the western wave grew bright
With daylight's parting wing,
Have sought that Eden in its light
Which dreaming poets sing.
That Eden where th'immortal brave
Dwell in a land serene,--
Whose bow'rs beyond the shining wave
At sunset oft are seen.
Ah, dream too full of sadd'ning truth!
Those mansions o'er the main
Are like the hopes I built in youth,--
As sunny and as vain!
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