The Girl From Killencare

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Ed has long cherished a love for the written and spoken word. He might have been a poet if his educational opportunities had taken a different route. One of his earlier verses talks of this lassie from Killencare: Though frost may come and the winter's snow, And bitter winds down the mountains blow, I'll see you here again, my dear, When spring comes 'round to Killencare.

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X: 92
T:The Girl From Killencare
R:jig
C:Ed Reavy
M:6/8
L:1/8
Z:Joe Reavy
N:Ed has long cherished a love for the 
N:written and spoken word. He might have 
N:been a poet if his educational opportunities 
N:had taken a different route. One of his earlier 
N:verses talks of this lassie from Killencare: 
N:Though frost may come and the winter's snow, 
N:And bitter winds down the mountains blow, 
N:I'll see you here again, my dear, 
N:When spring comes 'round to Killencare.
K:G
A/2G/2|FDF ABc|dAF BGE|FDF ABc|dfd cAG|FAF A,DE|
DFA cBA|ged CAC|edc d2:||f/2g/2|afd dcd|Bcd efg|
fdf ged|cEF GFE|DFA dAF|EGB efg|fdf gec|edc d2:||

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