Lanigan's ball LYRICS - The Bards
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2016
- Lanigan's Ball (sometimes Lannigan's Ball ) is a popular traditional or folk Irish song which has been played throughout Ireland since at least the 1860s, and possibly much longer.
• "Meelia murther" (or "milia murder" or "melia murdher" or! "millia… etc.) is just an Irish exclamation of surprise (as Gaeilge: "míle murdar", lit. ‘a thousand murders’, thus ‘horror of horrors!’)
• The bodhrán is an Irish traditional frame drum, the "heartbit" of Irish music
I've always been particularly fond of this song thanks to my dad :)
Performed by Diarmuid O'Leary and the Bards 
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Thrills me when he calls upon Julia! There's something so mischeviously charming and encouraging in his voice ^^
Cause whats a party without at least two brawls and moderate to severe property damage?
Right?
Love it when hockey games break out.
Join in the affray.
I used to hear a similar version to this by the Bards on the radio here in Canada. It was so funny and I was dying to know what they were doing because there was all kinds of going on. Lots of fun.
This song brings back good memories when I was a young fella me and my sister danced to this song at her wedding amazing
Well, was her wedding as exciting as this party?
Thank you for sharing this great song that makes one smile.
Wait I just realized this whole song is about a grand party that turned into a brawl 😂
This was a favorite of mine on the Max Fergusson Show when I was a kid. Glad to find it again!
My friend sent me this song when she saw my new, shy little dog dancing with Murphy the pit bull ❤️
Wow this is great! I wish the Dropkick Murphy’s version had a fiddle solo too!
It's a shame this isn't a live video!
Yeah but the brilliant captioning well compensates and you can find plenty videos of this on YT.
Na, match your own ways to the beat. Do it with rap, but not banging you head off the wall. Who knows. There are many ways to do it. Me I listen to many types of music, match the beat in different ways. Different people do their own ways. Think about it. My thoughts are different but I dont care I just do it staying outside the box. Look up that song. See what the canadian lad did, the American lady, the school and the union supporter did (just with an electric guitar, who I heard in preston UK a good few years ago)
The other son was thinking about was "outside the box"
I used to dance to this with my French girlfriend at Arus Na Ghaelighe in Galway. I had two left feet and I didn't give a shit, I would leap around like an eejit all night long
Maithu leatsa! It's been years since I have been to Arus na Ghaeilge!!
Banger
nice "souvenirs"... great song and music!
This is good. Funny.I first heard this about 15 years ago. And I think it was the Bards..studio recording. A little faster.Matt Judge, St. Louis, MO. USA
No no. It wasn't the Bards. The voice in the one I heard back then was a little deeper. Faster..and the fiddle picked up in excitement as the song progressed. But the back n forth with the man and lady were identical. The words were. Some versions they're slightly different. And the gal sounded just like the gal in the other version :)
Thanks.
Takes me back!!!!
Great! Greetings from Turkey
Great song!❤️❤️
Man, how I wish Mark Lanegan had covered this. 'Jeremy' was probably a distant ancestor!
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Love this one!
Me da would play the spoons 2 that Joe lynch God rest him love you daxxxxxxx
good song
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Love this! Does anyone know the names of the fiddle tunes to which she dances at the end?
Miss or Mrs McLeod's Reel
Easy now Julia
Litteraly the only song I liked playing at concerts on violin…
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Jonah Hex (2010) brought me here
Same
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Cora Allen taught me that song
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27 long years 😢😮😊😅😂
This song is better with a tempo of 1.25.
Get out of that garden!
I feel like this is a popular song rich people would sing about the peasantry to say that poor people are inferior or something
Its likely written for and performed for working class people and is self deprecating humour. But these days you are probably correct in some areas this song is probably played as a drinking song by frat type people who while drinking listening to it, and believe the people depicted in the song are below them. So I get your point.
@@geroutathat Oh really? I like that a lot better!
Prepare to have your song ruined by chasing abbey 😊