The Pogues

The Pogues - Muirshin Durkin lyrics

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In the days when I was courting
I was seldom done resorting
In the ale house and the playhouse
And many's the house between
I told me brother Seamus
I'll go off and get right famous
And when I come back home again
I'll have seen the whole wide world

And it's goodbye, Muirshin Durkin
I'm sick and tired of working
I'll no more dig the praties
I'll no longer be a fool
As sure as me name is Carney
I'll go off to California
And instead of digging praties
I'll be digging lumps of gold

Farewell to all the girls at home
I'm bound away across the foam
Off to seek me fortune
In far Amerikay
There's silver there a-plenty
For the poor and for the gentry
And when I come back home again
I never more will say

Goodbye, Muirshin Durkin
I'm sick and tired of working
I'll no more dig the praties
I'll no longer be a fool
As sure as me name is Carney
I'll go off to California
Where instead of digging praties
I'll be digging lumps of gold

And goodbye, Muirshin Durkin
I'm sick and tired of working
I'll no more dig the praties
I'll no longer be a fool
As sure as me name is Carney
I'll go off to California
Where instead of digging praties
I'll be digging lumps of gold

Goodbye, Muirshin Durkin
I'm sick and tired of working
I'll no more dig the praties
No more be a fool
As sure as me name is Carney
I'll go off to California
Where instead of digging praties
I'll be digging lumps of gold
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Author: traditional

Composer: ?

Publisher: Stiff Records

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Released in: 1985

Language: English

Appearing on: Red Roses For Me (remastered + Expanded) (2004) , Red Roses For Me (1984)

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