Mo Chail\'in Rua

X:1
T:Mo Chail\'in Rua
M:4/4
C:Traditional
B:A St\'or 's a St\'or\'in
K:F
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W:
W: D\'a mbeinnse i mbliana mar bh\'i m\'e anuraidh
W: Toigh beag 'bheith agam i gcois an chuain
W: Chuirfinn mo bh\'ad amach ar a' tSionainn
W: Agus bh\'earfainn abhaile liom mo chail\'in rua.
W:
W: Curf\'a:
W:
W: Thug m\'e liom \'i \'o bhaile go baile
W: Fr\'id Bhaile 'Cliath 'un na geafta\'i crua
W: Chan fhuil* aon mh\'ile \'o d'fh\'ag m\'e an baile
W: Nach dtug m\'e deoch leanna do mo chail\'in rua.
W:
W: Bh\'i ceann gruaige l\'ei s\'ios go taltmh
W: 'Gus barra na finne go dtug s\'i l\'ei
W: Ba mh\'eanar don fhear \'og a gheobhadh \'i le mealladh
W: Rogha na gcail\'in\'i mo chail\'in rua.
W:
W: Curf\'a
W:
W: D\'a mbeinn chomh saibhir is a bh\'i m\'e anuraidh
W: Th\'ogfainn toigh m\'or ar an chnoc \'uda\'i thall
W: F\'ion agus \'or 'siad bh\'eafainn do mo st\'or
W: Is bhein a' gabh\'ail ceoil le mo chail\'in rua.
W:
W: Curf\'a
W:
W: *Chan fhuil=n\'il (This looks to me like a Scots Gaelic form, which would
W: make sense since since this is an Ulster song.  I don't know whether this
W: is a common form in Ulster Irish, of if this is just a Scots-ism that
W: crept into this song.  If anyone would like to enlighten me, please do...)