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Karaoke by KeysDAN Irish Artist Title Ann Breen Too Ra Loo Ra Loo Ra Dubliners Black Velvet Band Dubliners Seven Drunken Nights Irish A Bunch Of Thyme Irish Carrickfergus Irish Danny Boy Irish Danny Boy (Muliplex) Irish From Clare To Here Irish Grace Irish Green Fields Of France Irish Harrigan Irish Harrigan (Muliplex) Irish Limerick-You've A Lady Irish Maggie Irish Muirsheen Durkin Irish My WIld Irish Rose (Muliplex) Irish My Wild Irish Rose Irish Seven Drunken Nights Irish Spancil Hill Irish Stealaway Irish The Black Velvet Band Irish The Fields Of Athenry Irish The Mountains Of Mourne Irish The Old Rustic Bridge Irish The Red Rose Caf Irish The Unicorn Irish When I Dream Irish When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Irish When Irish Eyes Are Smiling (Mulitplex) Irish When You Were Sweet Sixteen Irish Rovers Whiskey In The Jar Irish Song's When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Irish Song's When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Wvocal Irish Songs Danny Boy Irish Traditional After All These Years Irish Traditional All For Me Grog Irish Traditional Any Tipperary Town Irish Traditional Carrickfergus Irish Traditional Dirty Old Town Irish Traditional Do You Want Your Old Lobby Washed Down Irish Traditional Dublin In The Rare Ould Time Irish Traditional Fields Of Athenry Irish Traditional Four Country Roads www.KeysDAN.com 501.470.6386 Karaoke by KeysDAN Irish Irish Traditional Home Boys Home Irish Traditional Maggie Irish Traditional Old Flames Irish Traditional Spancil Hill Irish Traditional The Black Velvet Band Irish Traditional The Boston Burglar Irish Traditional The Boys Of The County Armagh Irish Traditional The Flight Of The Earls Irish Traditional The Forty Shades Of Green Irish Traditional The Galway Shawl Irish Traditional The Irish Rover Irish Traditional The Moonshiner Irish Traditional The Mountains Of Mourne Irish Traditional The Old Bog Road Irish Traditional The Rose Of Clare Irish Traditional The Valley Of Slievelamon Irish Traditional The Wild Rover Irish Traditional These Are My Mountains Irish Traditional Twenty One Years Irish Traditional When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Irish Traditional Where The Three Counties Meet Jerry Piper Calway Bay Paddy Noonan & His Grand Band McNamara's Band Tony Malone & The Rapparees Wearin Of The Green Traditional Goodnight Irene Traditional I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen Traditional Molly Malone Cockles & Mussels Traditional My Wild Irish Rose Traditional The Orange & The Green Traditional The Unicorn Traditional The Wild Rover Traditional When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Van Morrison One Irish Rover www.KeysDAN.com 501.470.6386.

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Fathom the Bowl [C]Come all ye bold fellows that have to this place come And we'll [G]sing in the praise of good [D]brandy and [G]rum Let's [C]lift up our [F]glasses Good [D]cheer is our [G]goal Bring [C]in the punch [F]ladle and we'll [G]fathom the [C]bowl Fathom the bowl [F]Fathom the [G]bowl Bring [C]in the punch [F]ladle and we'll [G]fathom the [C]bowl [C]From France we do get brandy, Jamaica comes rum Sweet [G]oranges and lemons from [D]Portugal [G]come But [C]stout beer and [F]cider Is [D]England's [G]control Bring [C]in the punch [F]ladle and we'll [G]fathom the [C]bowl Fathom the bowl [F]Fathom the [G]bowl Bring [C]in the punch [F]ladle and we'll [G]fathom the [C]bowl [C]O my father, he do lie in the depths of the sea With no [G]stone at his feet but what [D]matter for [G]he? There's a [C]clear crystal [F]fountain Near [D]England doth [G]roll Bring [C]in the punch [F]ladle and we'll [G]fathom the [C]bowl Fathom the bowl [F]Fathom the [G]bowl Bring [C]in the punch [F]ladle and we'll [G]fathom the [C]bowl Fathom the bowl [F]Fathom the [G]bowl Bring [C]in the punch [F]ladle and we'll [G]fathom the [C]bowl [NO CHORDS] Fathom the bowl Fathom the bowl Bring in the punch ladle and we'll fathom the bowl [C] The Girls of Dublin Town Well, the [E]Shenandoah was a good ship, mates From [B]Dublin town she came And the [A]captain being an [E]Irishman And [B]Murphy [A]was his [E]name 'Twas on the 17th of March We lay in Mobile Bay And the captain being an Irishman Did celebrate the day The crew, all being union men Who came from Dublin town
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