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Killarney sung by George J. Gaskin - 1918 Pathe Record. - Solophone Phonograph

Here is Early Recorded sound recording Pioneer Mr. George J. Gaskin, the Silver Voiced Irish Tenor, singing the Irish Classic Ballad, Killarney on a 1918 Pathe Record, his very final Recording. Gaskin was one of the most popular Recording artists of his time, beginning in the early 1890's and continuing to the early 1900's. He was brought out of obscurity one last time by the Pathe Phonograph Co. of New York, in 1918, to sing his Classic "Killarney". He passed away in 1920. By Killarney's lakes and fells emerald isles and winding bays mountain pass and woodland dells mem'ry ever fondly strays bounteous nature loves all lands beuaty wnaders everywhere footprint leaves on many strands but her home is surely there angels fold their wings and rest in that Eden of the West Beauty's home Killarney ever fair Killarney Innis Fallen's ruined shrine may suggest a passing sigh but man's faith can ne'er decline such God's wonders floating by Castle Lough and Glena Bay Mountains Tore and eagle's nest still a muckcross you must pray though the monks are now at rest Angels wonder not that man there would fain prolong life's span Beauty's home Killarney ever fair Killarney Noplace else can charm the eye with such bright and varied tints Ev'ry rock that you pass by verder 'boider or besprints Virgin there the green grass grows, ev'ry morn springs natal day bright hued berries daft the snows smiling winter's frown away Angels often pausing there doubt if Eden were more fair Beauty's home Killarney ever fair Killarney Music there for echo dwells make each sound a harmony Many voiced the chorus swells tillit faint in ecstacy With the charmful tints below seems the Heaven above to vie All rich colours that we know tinge the cloud wreaths in that sky Wings of Angels so might shine glancing back soft light devine Beauty's home Killarney ever fair Killarney