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« on: March 19, 2009, 01:45PM »

This is a long shot, but we had a thread by this same title on the old, old Orlagh forum.  Did anyone happen to save a copy of it?  I'm kicking myself that I didn't save a copy of the translation that Robbie worked so hard on.  This is such a beautiful song!
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« Reply #1 on: March 19, 2009, 01:53PM »

Kell...you can kick me too! Cause you know that's a fav of mine also..I once thought about contacting the Duggans to see if they'd provide the translation..then Robbie posted it, so I didn't need too....guess I'll have to do some hunting!
I'll see what I can find out.
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"While we seek Myrth and Beauty and Music light and gay, there are frail forms waiting at the door.....though their voices are silent, their pleading lips will say,
"Oh, Hard times, come again no more..."
Thanks so much Orlagh!
I will always remember...
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« Reply #2 on: March 27, 2009, 05:26AM »

I got both the original language and the translation!..now if I can just figure out how to get my computer to do those things over the letters... Grin
MANY MANY Thanks to a dear friend in Ireland! Smiley
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"While we seek Myrth and Beauty and Music light and gay, there are frail forms waiting at the door.....though their voices are silent, their pleading lips will say,
"Oh, Hard times, come again no more..."
Thanks so much Orlagh!
I will always remember...
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« Reply #3 on: March 27, 2009, 03:54PM »

OK Kelli and Co., I'll give you the English first and then the Irish/Gaelige: (I hope it's right!)

"Hughie" from the Album "Rubicon" by The Duggans and Friends
Órlagh Fallon sings this beautiful piece.

When the Moon is full,
and the Road is coming to a head,
We will sail out together,
above the waves, a while.

When the Road had been walked,
and the Moon is going to sleep,
Our nice play together,
through the Sun,
and through the Winds.

Repeat 1st Verse


Now the Irish:

Nuair a bheas an ghealach go hiomlán,
'S an rod ag teacht go cheann,
Seolfaidh muid le chelle,
Ar bharr ná dtonnta, triall.

'S an rod ag teacht go hiomlán,
Is an ghaelach ag dul a lui,
Beidh ar súgradh deas le chelle,
Frid an ghrian is frid an gaoth.

As I said in my previous post..I owe a huge debt of gratitude to my dear friend in Ireland who sent me this...(In case she's reading  Wink, " Grá Go Deo" my friend, my heart lies in the Emerald Isle, until we meet again.)
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Thanks so much Orlagh!
I will always remember...
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« Reply #4 on: March 28, 2009, 09:05AM »

Bruce, you and your friend seriously ROCK!!!  I am so happy to have this translation again...THANK YOU!!! Grin
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« Reply #5 on: March 28, 2009, 06:14PM »

Thanks,Bruce!  I love that song on the "Rubicon" CD.




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« Reply #6 on: March 28, 2009, 07:32PM »

The lyrics sure don't sound much like anything to do with a cat.  Huh  Huh
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« Reply #7 on: March 28, 2009, 07:45PM »

Thanks Bruce, I love Orlagh's work on the Rubicon album!
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« Reply #8 on: March 30, 2009, 07:39AM »

The lyrics sure don't sound much like anything to do with a cat.  Huh  Huh

I think Orlagh commented to Kelli once that she was surprised she was singing about a cat ! LOL



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« Reply #9 on: March 30, 2009, 02:06PM »

Bruce, you and your friend seriously ROCK!!!
Thanks Kell..my friend is very glad she made you happy! (all I did was try to write it down over the phone! It was, to say the least, an interesting conversation! Grin)
The lyrics sure don't sound much like anything to do with a cat.  Huh  Huh
Oddly enough Gary, I understand what you mean..my friend said that if I understood the original language, the Lyrics actually make more sense. Some things don't translate all that well to English apparently.
I think the song is more about a remeberance of times with the family pet, than actually about the pet.

I think Orlagh commented to Kelli once that she was surprised she was singing about a cat ! LOL

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I think you're right Zee, I recall that also....really the song could pertain to any number of things!

But at least it's Orlagh's beautifull voice..gotta Love that woman's talents!
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"While we seek Myrth and Beauty and Music light and gay, there are frail forms waiting at the door.....though their voices are silent, their pleading lips will say,
"Oh, Hard times, come again no more..."
Thanks so much Orlagh!
I will always remember...
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