O'Leary's Ireland
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O'Leary's Ireland: Annotations
X:1 T:O'Leary's Ireland M:2/2 L:1/8 C:Ed Reavy R:Reel N:Yeats wrote about John O'Leary in his poem, N:"September 1913." At that time, Ed had just left Ireland, because N:his parents saw no future in the farm and no real opportunities there N:for their six children. The poet mourns the passing of O'Leary in the N:1913 poem and the passing, too, of all the things O'Leary stood for: N:"Romantic Ireland's dead and gone, It's with O'Leary in the grave." N:Ed believed in O'Leary-and in Emmet and Tone. This reel celebrates N:their Ireland: O'Leary's Ireland. Z:Joe Reavy K:C GF | EGcG EDEF | GAGE FDDE | FAdA FAde | fedc BGFD | EGcG EGcd | edcB dcBA | GABc defg |1afdB c2 GF:|2 afdB cde^f || g2 ec gcec | gcec g2 ^fe | de^fg add^c | de^fg adfd | =cde^f gccB | cde^f g2 fe |de^fg afdc | BGAB cde^f| =cde^f gccB | cde^f g2 fe |de^fg afdB | cedB cBAG ||
O'Leary's Ireland: Annotations