First it was Alfred E Newman, now Paddy McGinty's Goat. My parents had that Val Doonican LP, and I loved the lines
I think that was Delaney's Donkey, not Paddy McGinty's Goat at all 
I used to go to Irish pubs in my youth and in between "Kevin Barry" and "Wild Rover" there were snippets of Val Doonigan and The Pogues I love Irish music. I can't think of one song Vince Hill did let alone enough for two LPs. . "Let It Ride" is another fine song. "Forget Love" begins with chimes so lightly that you must be still to be certain that's what you're hearing. "I Will Not Dance To Your Music" has a strong political theme. I've only heard the two albums that I have, so can't speak to the apparent many that she's produced since I first learned of her. "The Wheel of Life" is, indeed, a good song. "I Take My Troubles to the Tree" is one that anyone who turns to nature, during times of sorrow, heartbreak, loss, can relate to.
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I realize I also need to make my plans now, just in case I go first. ], I just don't know where the dregs begin and where they end. I'll search through my collection, however, just to be sure you're not left feeling out in the cold. Better to be covered by rubbish than left to the mercy of the elements, right? ON that note, I'll see what I can dig up, that you can then bequeath to your children and grandchildren. And in the grand ol' style of Margaret, someone can blame it on somebody ! ]. 
~ not to mention I'd do the same for you 
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[though I guess some could manage ]. I've never heard or heard of "The Jolly Ploughboy" ~ it sounds like it may have to do with the humble and loving acceptance of one's fate. In which case, it sounds like a song I'd love. ~ on sale. I was seriously tempted [seriously, as a learning experience], but had to prioritize my cash. Maybe I'll see it again there, and spring for it.....and start deciding how to best explain its presence in my vcr collection . I'd also have to watch that it didn't start an uprising amongst my other videos .
And you with the red hair, Paula Cathleen ~ That trip to Ireland was well spent, eh? ! I'll let fate answer for me.....if it's still there...... 
And, who else could be more interested in my opinion of it 
I'll let you know, Pronto ! I haven't given up yet...... but hasten to add that it was my daughter that bought it for me (I think she really wanted it for herself). As you are not British Lizzy you probably wont know who he is but he is very popular just now with the 10 - 14 age group. Gosh - you know I really feel bad even mentioning his name in Leonard's Forum Who said that confession is good for the soul?!!!! You're right, Rock Rose ~ never heard of him, either. Everyone's confessions wasted on me ! I'm sure there's someone I could dredge up, too, but would anyone even know who they are . That may be a bit like, "Does a tree falling in a forest, where no one's around, make a sound?" If noone knows even the nature of what you confess, does it satisfy the criteria/need for confession? I've heard though that it's supposed to be an internal thing, anyway. But, if that's the case, why do human ears have to hear it? This may be one of the reasons I opted out on converting to Catholicism when I was 19. Too many questions. Not enough [satisfactory] answers.
Greetings all music lovers~linmag wrote: I loved the lines
"A leg at every corner, balancing his head,
And a tail to let you know which end he wanted to be fed"
also the one about being "temporarily lazy and permanently tired"
True poetry
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