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Dervish - The Galway Shawl (feat. Steve Earle)

Official audio for "The Galway Shawl" featuring Steve Earle from the latest Dervish album The Great Irish Songbook, out now. Buy/stream The Great Irish Songbook here: https://found.ee/DervishSongbook SUBSCRIBE for the latest videos from Dervish! THE GALWAY SHAWL - Steve Earle This song is a traditional Irish folk song, concerning a rural courtship in the West of Ireland. The first known version was collected by Sam Henry from Bridget Kealey in Dungiven in 1936. Here the man falls in love with a girl who has no interest in modern trappings such as jewel or makeup, but instead wears a bonnet and is draped in a beautiful Galway Shawl. Featuring Steve Earle - vocals Musicians: Cathy Jordan - bodhrán, vocals Liam Kelly - low whistle, backing vocals Shane Mitchell - accordion Tom Morrow - fiddle Michael Holmes - bouzouki Brian McDonagh - mandola, backing vocals Roger Tallroth - 12 string guitar Trevor Hutchinson - double bass Graham Henderson - piano, Hammond, keys Traditiona; arr. by Brian McDonagh, Graham L. Henderson, Cathy Jordan Recorded by Kieran Lynch, Brian McDonagh, Rich Lamb at The Magicroom, Sligo and Mark Dann's Studio NYC Mixed by Brian McDonagh, Kieran Lynch, and Ken Irwin Lyrics to "The Galway Shawl" In Oranmore in the county Galway One pleasant evening in the month of May I spied a damsel she was young and handsome Her beauty fairly stole my breath away We kept on walking, she kept on talking 'Til her father's cottage came into view She said " Come in sir and meet my father And play for him The Foggy Dew" She wore no jewels, no costly diamonds No paint, no powder, no none at all But she wore a bonnet, with a ribbon on it And 'round her shoulders was a Galway shawl I played "The Blackbird" and "Stacks of Barley" "Rodney's Glory" and "The Foggy Dew" She sang each note like an Irish Linnet When the tears they fell from her eyes so blue She wore no jewels, no costly diamonds No paint, no powder, no none at all But she wore a bonnet, with a ribbon on it And 'round her shoulders was a Galway shawl Was early early all in the morning I hit the road for old Donegal She said goodbye sir, she cried and kissed me My heart remains with the Galway shawl She wore no jewels, no costly diamonds No paint, no powder, no none at all But she wore a bonnet, with a ribbon on it And 'round her shoulders was a Galway shawl #Dervish #IrishMusic #Folk