“The Peistie Glen”

Description

The singer wanders by Peistie Glen and "imbibes meditation" urging him to "write measured words eulogizing" the place. He recalls the history of the place. Now the ship calls him away; he bids farewell to his home

Notes

Yes, the first verse is as bad as the quoted excerpts imply. The rest is a little better, but only a little. - RBW

Cross references

  • cf. "Cailin Deas" (tune)

References

  1. SHenry H654, pp. 170-171, "The Peistie Glen" (1 text, 1 tune)
  2. Roud #9685
  3. BI, HHH654

About

Author: Frances Heaney ?
Earliest date: 1936 (Sam Henry collection)
Found in: Ireland