Story Behind The Song
Both sets of great grandparents came over from Ireland in the late 19th century from both sides of the divide. Brought up in Glasgow - a place where you are made well aware of where you came from.
Song Length |
4:00 |
Genre |
Folk - Traditional, Folk - Traditional |
Tempo |
Medium Slow (91 - 110) |
Lead Vocal |
Duet Female |
Mood |
Nonviolent, Peaceful |
Subject |
Hope, Home |
Language |
English |
Era |
2000 and later |
Lyrics
If you search your heart you'll find your Ireland
Although her scattered seeds have travelled far
This longing deep inside of me that's still so strong
May one day lead me back where I belong
Step on the ship ahead and cross the Irish Sea
Don't forget to bring a shamrock back to me
So I can have my special piece of paradise
And closer to that place I know is mine
Give me hope, let me heal
No more sorrow I feel
An Ireland proud and free
For you and me
That's what I see
No more I hear the cries of fear and sacrifice
I pray those days forever left behind
Give me wind to blow the sails of peace and harmony
And let the fires of freedom be my guide
Give me hope, let me heal
No more sorrow I feel
An Ireland proud and free
For you and me
That's what I see
(Instrumental)
Give me hope, let me heal
No more sorrow I feel
An Ireland proud and free
For you and me
That's what I see
If you search your heart you'll find your Ireland
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