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Ronnie Drew
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If Ever You Go to Dublin Town
If you ever go to Dublin town In a hundred years or so Inquire for me in Baggot street And what I was like to know O he was the queer one Fol dol the di do He was a queer one And I tell you
My great-grandmother knew him well, He asked her to come and call On him in his flat and she giggled at the thought Of a young girl's lovely fall. O he was dangerous, Fol dol the di do, He was dangerous, And I tell you
On Pembroke Road look out for my ghost, Dishevelled with shoes untied, Playing through the railings with little children Whose children have long since died. O he was a nice man, Fol do the di do, He was a nice man And I tell you
Go into a pub and listen well If my voice still echoes there, Ask the men what their grandsires thought And tell them to answer fair, O he was eccentric, Fol do the di do, He was eccentric And I tell you
He had the knack of making men feel As small as they really were Which meant as great as God had made them 更多更詳盡歌詞 在 ※ Mojim.com 魔鏡歌詞網 But as males they disliked his air. O he was a proud one, Fol do the di do, He was a proud one And I tell you
If ever you go to Dublin town In a hundred years or so Sniff for my personality, Is it Vanity's vapour now? O he was a vain one, Fol dol the di do, He was a vain one And I tell you
I saw his name with a hundred more In a book in the library, It said he had never fully achieved His potentiality. O he was slothful, Fol do the di do, He was slothful And I tell you
He knew that posterity had no use For anything but the soul, The lines that speak the passionate heart, The spirit that lives alone. O he was a lone one, Fol do the di do O he was a lone one, And I tell you
O e was a lone one, Fol do the di do Yet he lived happily And I tell you
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