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I’m On My Way to Dublin Bay Verse: Michael Shea he marched away with the Dublin Fusiliers, An’ he left the town in cheers but he left his girl in tears
But in the rattle of the battle Michael stood his test, An’ he won a “Sargent’s” uniform an’ a medal on his chest. He got a two month’s furlough an’ he started on his way, His Irish eyes a-dancin’ as the Boys all hear him say: Refrain: Goodbye! I’m on my way to dear old Dublin Bay, That’s why I’m feelin’ gay, For oh! I know sweet Molly-O. My colleen, fair to see, is waitin’ there for me, Her heart with love a-bubblein’ On Dublin Bay. Verse: Michael Shea reached Dublin Bay when the spring was in the air, An’ he found his colleen fair, an’ he hugged her like a bear
He took her down to Dublin town an’ Father John Malloy, Tied a double knot right on the spot for Molly and her boy. Then on an Irish jauntin’ car beside her bold gossoon, She learned to sing this chorus by the risin’ o’ the moon: Refrain
Repository
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Sousa Archives and Center for American Music
Rights
No Copyright - United States
Original Location
Record Series 12/9/96
Series 2, Box 15, Folder 9
Local Identifier
2014_12996_323
Collection Title
James Edward Myers Sheet Music Collection, 1836-1986
He took her down to Dublin town an’ Father John Malloy, Tied a double knot right on the spot for Molly and her boy. Then on an Irish jauntin’ car beside her bold gossoon, She learned to sing this chorus by the risin’ o’ the moon: Refrain
But in the rattle of the battle Michael stood his test, An’ he won a “Sargent’s” uniform an’ a medal on his chest. He got a two month’s furlough an’ he started on his way, His Irish eyes a-dancin’ as the Boys all hear him say: Refrain: Goodbye! I’m on my way to dear old Dublin Bay, That’s why I’m feelin’ gay, For oh! I know sweet Molly-O. My colleen, fair to see, is waitin’ there for me, Her heart with love a-bubblein’ On Dublin Bay. Verse: Michael Shea reached Dublin Bay when the spring was in the air, An’ he found his colleen fair, an’ he hugged her like a bear
I’m On My Way to Dublin Bay Verse: Michael Shea he marched away with the Dublin Fusiliers, An’ he left the town in cheers but he left his girl in tears
Repository
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Sousa Archives and Center for American Music
Rights
No Copyright - United States
Original Location
Series 2, Box 15, Folder 9
Record Series 12/9/96
Local Identifier
2014_12996_323
Collection Title
James Edward Myers Sheet Music Collection, 1836-1986
He took her down to Dublin town an’ Father John Malloy, Tied a double knot right on the spot for Molly and her boy. Then on an Irish jauntin’ car beside her bold gossoon, She learned to sing this chorus by the risin’ o’ the moon: Refrain
But in the rattle of the battle Michael stood his test, An’ he won a “Sargent’s” uniform an’ a medal on his chest. He got a two month’s furlough an’ he started on his way, His Irish eyes a-dancin’ as the Boys all hear him say: Refrain: Goodbye! I’m on my way to dear old Dublin Bay, That’s why I’m feelin’ gay, For oh! I know sweet Molly-O. My colleen, fair to see, is waitin’ there for me, Her heart with love a-bubblein’ On Dublin Bay. Verse: Michael Shea reached Dublin Bay when the spring was in the air, An’ he found his colleen fair, an’ he hugged her like a bear
I’m On My Way to Dublin Bay Verse: Michael Shea he marched away with the Dublin Fusiliers, An’ he left the town in cheers but he left his girl in tears
Repository
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Sousa Archives and Center for American Music
Rights
No Copyright - United States
Original Location
Series 2, Box 15, Folder 9
Record Series 12/9/96
Local Identifier
2014_12996_323
Collection Title
James Edward Myers Sheet Music Collection, 1836-1986