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Tim O'Brien - Ireland's Green Shore lyrics
One evening for pleasure I rambled
 On the banks of some cold purling stream
 I set down on a bed of primroses
 And I gently fell into a dream
 I dreamt that I saw a fair female
 Her equal I never saw before
 And I sighed for the laws of our country
 As we stray there on Ireland?s green shore
 Her cheeks were like two bloomin? roses
 Her teeth were like ivory so white
 Her eyes shone like two sparkling diamonds
 Or the stars on some cold frosty night
 She was dressed in the richist attire
 And green was the mantle she wore
 All bound down with the hemlocks and the rosesTim O'Brien - Ireland's Green Shore - http://motolyrics.com/tim-obrien/irelands-green-shore-lyrics.html
 As we stray there on Ireland?s green shore
 Transgression of joy I awoken
I found this was only a dream
 That pretty fair female had fled me
 I longed to be slumbering again
 May the heavens above be her guardian
 Though I know I?ll never see her anymore
 May the goldliest sunbeam shine upon her
 As she lies sleeping on Ireland?s green shore
 One evening for pleasure I rambled
 On the banks of some cold purling stream
 I set down on a bed of primroses
 And I gently fell into a dream

















