Anybody know the title? author? lyrics? a web source?
Please advise
Linda
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Frank Jakob wrote in message <37C8959D...@Copper.net>...
This sounds like the song that Cathal McConnel of the Boys Of The Lough used
to sing. Chorus something like:
There was old Dunn and young Dunn, overdone and underdone
......
There was...
Young Dunn will be Old Dunn, when the Old Dunn's done.
I don't know it they recorded it or not; try a search for BOL or on the
sources of recorded folk music site, whose URL I haven't got to hand at the
moment.
Mick
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The chorus is (rendered in appropriate Co. Fermanagh accent, if possible):
There was high Dunn and lo Dunn
Over Dunn and under Dunn
All the other Dunns as in and out they run
There was old Dunn and young Dunn
and young Dunn's youngest son
Young Dunn will be a Dunn
when the old Dunn's done
I heard Cathal sing it at a festival held at Foxborough Stadium near
Boston some years ago, and managed to get the words off him. If I can
salvage the right memory cells, I might be able to get the rest of the
lyrics up at some point.
Sean Smith
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