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Hey, hey are you gonna meet me there
Hey, hey at the Kerry County Fair

Me and my friends got all dressed up and we headed into town
Been talking

sights on kenmare
because the ring still called to me
but when i stopped in waterville
lord it was clear to me
county kerry ain't for dying
but the devil

From Kerry’s hills to the county Down
From Donegal to Wexford town
The people cheer for Katie
That name of high renown
So majestic in her style  
She’s

Changing Your Demeanour

The Chieftains

The Long Black Veil

1995

(lilting, followed by short piano break)
In Hollywood I long to be, no, not the place across the sea,
But in county Wickloe Ireland's lovely garden.
Where

the County Kerry the water flows 
Through grey hills the black valley below 
Follow the trail where the tulips grow 
To Kate Kearney's in the Gap of Dunlow

'Cause country ain't country no more

Now his dad sit's in traffic
Looking 'round at the change
Watching crews turn the county
Road into four lanes
The old

you
Ask them niggas what's the score, I bet they ain't gon' tell you
Gray and blue Track' look like a Oakland county jail suit
Better not raise your

heartstrings were torn in
Wild accents so glorious
Saying, "Where is my blackbird
Of sweet Avondale?"

"In the fair counties Kerry
True Cork and Tipperary

sure the drop supreme, I'm a hypebeast

OFFALY LOUTH one KERRY MONAGHAN
And she into DERRY and CAVAN
TIPPERARY bottle what's the WATERFORD
Could SLIGO

to go too
If you go to Ireland, please take me along
If we go to Ireland, let's dance and sing old songs
Let's go down to Kerry and drive along the sea

I well remember the County Mayo 
I have family down in Kerry and in Tyrone you know 
I remember Power's Castle and the Liffey flowing by  
Dublin City

In Tralee in the sweet county Kerry
An apprentice to trade I was bound
With plenty of light amusement
For to see the day go 'round
Till misfortune

That night in Kerry County had a mind of its own
There was a storm in the sea with a name.
We laughed till we yelled, as we ran to the pubs,
As if