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First of all forgive me if i've done this wrong.. its first stab at using forum.. When I was young little tot 50 years ago. My father used to sing ..Shall my soul pass thru old ireland to me as a lullaby to send me to sleep. The thing is is that he used to sing the words "In a lonely Brixton prison" insted of "dreary british prison"" I wondered if anyone else has come across this take of it.. My dad was brought up in Cahir ,Tipp. If thats any help..
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Seancha� Group: Root Admin Posts: 183 Joined: 14-February 04 From: Bristol, UK Member No.: 223 |
QUOTE (blooze @ Nov 30 2008, 02:02 AM)  First of all forgive me if i've done this wrong.. its first stab at using forum.. When I was young little tot 50 years ago. My father used to sing ..Shall my soul pass thru old ireland to me as a lullaby to send me to sleep. The thing is is that he used to sing the words "In a lonely Brixton prison" insted of "dreary british prison"" I wondered if anyone else has come across this take of it.. My dad was brought up in Cahir ,Tipp. If thats any help.. I've always heard it as "dreary british prison"... but I haven't heard many variations of it anyway. Welcome to the forum, by the way! Banshee |
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