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The Galway Piper

Irish drinking tune about Tim the piper/The Galway Piper Also known under the title The Rakes of Mallow. The tune was first printed circa 1740. Every person in the nation or of great or humble station hold in highest estimation piping Tim of Galway. loudly he can play or low he can move you fast or slow touch your hearts or stir your toe piping Tim of Galway. When the wedding bells are ringing his the breat to lead the singing then in jigs the folks go swinging what a splendid piper. He will blow from eve to morn counting sleep a thing with scorn old is he but not outworn know ye such a piper. when he walks the highway peeling 'round his head the birds come peeling Tim has carols worth the stealing piping Tim of Galway. Thrush and linnet, finch and lark to each other twitter "Hark" soon they sing from light to dark piping learnt in Galway. Inspired by:    / @celticwhispershighlands      / @lúincelticmusic      / @celticwomanofficial