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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @seangrogan3622
    @seangrogan3622 2 месяца назад +1

    alainn. s'ea, s'ea. I have listened to this tune countless times with my donkey Rainbow, it always brings a tear to the eye, but never did I see a man cry so much as when I sang it to my neighbour Joseph Flanagan.

  • @brianmonroe5505
    @brianmonroe5505 10 лет назад +1

    If I had to choose Only one artist to listen to for all time, hands down Karen Matheson would be my choice. Unfortunately I don't understand the words. Some times I glad. The music creates it's own meaning to me. And holds a special place for only me. She is truly blessed with the voice of a Angel.

  • @gasmeter1947
    @gasmeter1947 12 лет назад +1

    Stunning,haunting,soul stirring,beautifully performed, WOW.

  • @raleighsquare
    @raleighsquare 13 лет назад

    her astonishing voice is always a pleasure to hear and the arrangement in this tender and sad song is outstanding.

  • @ewanhaig4566
    @ewanhaig4566 11 лет назад

    god bless you Marie Stockholm for this overwhelmingly beautiful piece of art

  • @thomasmolloy4035
    @thomasmolloy4035 3 года назад

    Beautiful and sad

  • @UISTMAN59
    @UISTMAN59 15 лет назад

    A great song. Thanks for posting :-)

  • @philipbrennan4214
    @philipbrennan4214 Год назад

    This is an Irish song written by a live Irish songwriter about and Irish problem, which, I believe no longer exists. It is inappropriate to show landscapes and seascapes which are clearly of another identifiable country.
    If you purport to write Irish, the least you can do is do it right, copy somebody else who has done it; you have at least three mistakes in the song title.