Lane to the Glen
X:1 T:Lane to the Glen M:2/2 L:1/8 C:Ed Reavy S:The Collected Compositions of Ed Reavy R:Reel N:This is the lane that led to the glen fiddler, the same solitary fiddler N: of Ed's dreams. Ed heard him often in the New World, particularly in the N:early morning hours when dreaming reaches its peak performance. Long N:after we left Corktown, Ed began to speak more openly of this "strange N:fiddler" whose music seem to come to him from all the familiar shops N:in the old neighborhood. Whenever we got a tape of a promising young N:player from Ireland, Ed would listen it intently. "He's good," he'd always N:remark, "but he's no glen fiddler." Z:Joe Reavy K:F DE|Fdc=B AEFA | G2 dG BGdG | F2 cF Acde | fedc ABcA | d^cde f2 ag | fedc AFDE | FEFG AGFG | Add^c d2 DE | Fdc=B AEFA | G2dB =BGdG | F2 cF Acde | fedc A=BcA | d^cde f2 ag | fedc AFDE | FEFG (3A=BA DE | FDE^C D2 de | f2 ag fddf | ec (3c=Bc Gcef | f2 ag fede | fdec Adde | fefg (3agf (3gfe |fedc AFDE | FEFG AGFG | Add^c d2 de | f2 ag fddf | ec (3c=Bc Gceg | f2 ag fede | fded Adde | (3fgf df dfdf | (3efe ac cece | (3agf (3gfe dcAG | FDE^C D2 :||