X: 1
T: Cucuran's Cross
T: Crucaharan's Cross
T: Cruachan's Cross
O: Irish
N: From PDF sent by Sandy LaFleur 2012-6-7
N: Traditional Irish - as learned from Heidi Muller
N: www.wanderingdulcimer.com ~ Amherst, NH ~ (603) 673-8497 ~ strumma@aol.com
N: Heidi learned this from Bill Van Dusen of Hale, MO.
N: Also known as "Crucaharan Cross".
N: May have originally been "Cuchulain's Cross", referring to the Irish epic hero.
R: march, polka
Z: 2012 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: C|
L: 1/8
K: D
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"D"D2A2 F2A2 | D4 "G"B4 | "D"A2F2 "A7"EFE2 | "D"D6 :|
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"D"D2A2 F2A2 | D4 "G"B4 | "D"A2F2 "A7"EFE2 | "D"D6 :|