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(Patsy Cavanagh) |
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The lights of London are far behind
The thoughts of my homeland are crowding my mind
Familiar places come into view
I see my home now, soon I'll see you
This is my Homeland, the place I was born in
No matter where I roam it's in my soul
My feet may wander a thousand places
But my heart will lead me back home to my Donegal
Talk to the old folk, Lord they're getting on
Treat them to late nights, sing a few songs
We'll talk of the neighbours and life in the town
There's so much to tell them, the days fly around
This is my Homeland, the place I was born in
No matter where I roam it's in my soul
My feet may wander a thousand places
But my heart will lead me back home to my Donegal
And then tomorrow we'll take a walk
Down to St. Mary's to a sheltered spot
We'll kneel and pray there for the ones that have gone
And hope that they're proud of their wandering son
This is my Homeland, the place I was born in
No matter where I roam it's in my soul
My feet may wander a thousand places
But my heart will lead me back home to my Donegal |
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