X:620140
T:GB/6b/14 Shule Agra
C:Sung by Mr. Smith at Stoke Lacy, Hereford, September 1907
C:Collected by GSK Butterworth
F:http://archives.vwml.org/record/GB/6b/14
Z:Transcribed by Simon Furey and Lewis Jones
L:1/8
M:4/4
Q:"(Editorial suggestion)" 1/4=90
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w: O it's slan, slan, slan a-guss a-roo,|Time can on-ly|ease_ my woe, Since the
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w: lad of my heart_ from_|me did de-part,|Slan mav-our-neen, slan, slan. 
W:
W: 1. O it's slan, slan, slan aguss aroo
W:Time can only ease my woe,
W:Since the lad of my heart from me did depart,
W:Slan mavourneen, slan, slan.
W:
W:2. Then I'll sell my rock and I'll sell my wheel,
W:To buy my love a sword of steel,
W:That every battle he might win,
W:Slan mavourneen, slan, slan.
W:
W: 3. I wish I was on yonder hill,
W:I'd sit me down and cry my fill;
W:Every tear might turn a mill,
W:Slan, mavourneen, slan, slan.
W:
W:4. Then round my petticoats I wear red,
W:Oft times my parents wish that I was dead,
W:As through the world I beg my bread,
W:Slan, mavourneen, slan, slan.