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What is the names of this song?

Island Spinning Song : : Hullamacka doo, hoorova hee Hoorova hinda, hoorova hinda hullamacka doo, hoorova hee O dicko, decko, dandy. When will someone come to me? Will he come by land or sea? Will he my own true love be? Oh tell me truly wheel-o. Hullamacka doo, hoorova hee Hoorova hinda, hoorova hinda hullamacka doo, hoorova hee O dicko, decko, dandy. Wheel of fate what ist you say? This year next or ne’er a day. When will a lover come my way? Oh tell me truly wheel-o. Hullamacka doo, hoorova hee Hoorova hinda, hoorova hinda hullamacka doo, hoorova hee O dicko, decko, dandy. Be he dark or be he fair Shy or bold or debonair? Ribbons braw will deck my hair To meet and greet my true love. Hullamacka doo, hoorova hee Hoorova hinda, hoorova hinda hullamacka doo, hoorova hee O dicko, decko, dandy. Summer days and heather bells Are ringing through the silent hills There’s yellow corn in yonder fields and autumn brings the shearing. Hullamacka doo, hoorova hee Hoorova hinda, hoorova hinda hullamacka doo, hoorova hee O dicko, decko, dandy. If the weather it be dry, They’ll say there’s love ‘tween you and I They’ll say there’s love ‘tween you and I When we go to the shearing. Hullamacka doo, hoorova hee Hoorova hinda, hoorova hinda hullamacka doo, hoorova hee O dicko, decko, dandy. When the harvest it be done We’ll have some ranting, roaring fun. We’ll have some ranting, roaring fun. When we go to the shearing. Hullamacka doo, hoorova hee Hoorova hinda, hoorova hinda hullamacka doo, hoorova hee O dicko, decko, dandy.

Hullamackadoo, hooravahee Hoorovahinda, hoorovahinda, Hullamackadoo, hooravahee, O dicko-o-deck-o-dandy When will someone come to me? Will he come by land or sea Will he my own lover be? O, tell me truly, wheel. Wheel o’ fate what is’t you say? This year, next, or ne’er a day? When will a wooer come my way? O, tell me truly, wheel. Be he dark or be he fair, Shy or bold or debonair, Ribbons braw will deck my hair To meet and greet my true love.

I NEED THE ENTIRE LYRICS HELP

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One of my favourite tunes

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Brilliant ... brings back happy times in my life!

Filming this was a very emotional experience for me and my two friends Grant and Micky. We were there on 27 September, 2018, the centenary of Harry Holland's death; it was a beautiful warm sunny day in Vis-en-Artois and, apart from a little bit of traffic noise, was quiet and peaceful. The immaculate serried ranks of white limestone from Dorset enhanced the light and it was easy to imagine angelic music drifting through the trees. Then we realised that many of the graves marked the passing of two young men, not just one. And that there were many many graves for unidentified soldiers in this cemetery. And on the arc of the limestone colonnade on either side of the huge stone of remembrance were inscribed the hundreds of names of 'the missing', including Harry Holland, my adopted soldier from Norwich, who died aged 23 in one of the last battles of the war. These were the battles that finally broke through the enemy lines and led to the end of the 4 year stalemate, but which claimed the lives of many men from many corners of the world. We were transported back to the deafening sounds of artillery fire, shells exploding, shouting, screaming, aircraft, guns......the unique sounds of battle from 100 years ago in the 'war to end all wars', which would have been the background to the fighting in which all these young men were killed, and, as evidenced here, in which many were obliterated. The deafening noise would have been all around here in what is today such a little haven of peace from the world of 2018. To visit the green fields of France is an experience which changes you. I think you could call it living history. Go. Buy a poppy. Lest we forget.

Brilliant and so touching xx

Was brought up with this music and song, i am originally from North East Aberdeenshire

Great set of tunes. Beautiful scenery . Always cheers me up....and always the chance someone will post a picture of Laura's Magic Legs !! :))

Really enjoying their music. Reminds me of The Gallowglass Ceilidh Band.

Excellent.

Margaret's Waltz is an _English Country Dance_ tune composed in 1959 by Pat Shaw for his dance composition Margaret's Waltz. Enormously popular in Australia, England and elsewhere. We taught the dance to Pat Murphy, Irish Set Dancing Master, at the South Sligo Summer School in Tubbercurry in 2011. He has included it in his fourth dance compendium (albeit without attributing the composer of the music or the dance!). Unfortunately this version, while very well played, is not played in dance time!

Great combination video and music, well done

i AM FAIRLY ENJOYING LISTENING TO KENNY GILLIES OF PORTNALONG, JUST BEFORE I HEAD OFF TO MY BED. W. S.

Certainly quite the calorie-burnin' dance right here! :)

Great sound and nice video-thank you for posting.

Love the comments, never mind the tunes!

Love the comments, never mind the tunes!

I know it's been a while since your comment about Laura's Magic Legs but you might be interested in the background to the tune. Laura was a fiddler with the band for several years before studies for a medical degree got in the way. As well as being a very talented fiddler, she was an excellent dancer. At one function,after she had finished her highland dance, a member of he audience commented, "Aye lassie, you've got magic in these legs." The comment cried out for a tune so L'sML was born!

....a pressing engagement?

finished my ironing whilst lisening to various tunes. wilma from prestwick.

...and one of these days we'll do it justice - it's a long story!

one of my favourite tunes.,

good to know will recommend Iironically was born a few miles from the forth rd bridge before the road one was ther haha

So pleased you enjoyed it. Incidentally we will play anywhere in the world just for expenses - no fee!! :-)

its just beautiful lovely arrangement reminds me of home in Scotland ,I was born and raised there ,thanks for the dance couldn't stop myself lol

This version of The Keel Row was devised and made popular by John Carmichael. ( Apologies for deleting the original comment by mistake!!)

Glad you enjoyed it. If you haven't been to the long island go now! It's still a wonderful,unspoilt part of Scotland.

Thank's for sharing this wonderfull video of the outer hebrides, & the music blend's in well with it.

It certainly sounds like it's based on your suggested tune. I think it has probably mutated a tad having been passed around in manuscript form, copied and recopied within our group for years. Thanks for the kind comments.

Your comments are much appreciated. Thanks

What a lovely voice & a beautiful video of west coast of scotland

Many thanks for the kind comment. I suspect that, before we opened our UA-cam channel, the only people who would have heard LML were those who had been at ceilidhs where we have played or the 486 who bought our CD!

Great tunes, I don't think I'd ever heard Laura's Magic Legs before. Just the other day I was watching some old home video of my and my brother playing on the banks of Loch Laidon we'd just got burnt to dvd!

I think the middle song is Lilting Banshee. Hope that helps. By the way, and most importantly, love the music!

Thanks for the comment. I've passed it on to our singer - she'll be delighted!

Thanks for the feedback. It's one we really enjoy playing!

Beautiful and jolly!

Really lovely tune!

this video needs more views it deserves it

Great Irish music - I look forward to more of your songs!

Enjoyed the music thoroughly. Amazing & full of life!

Congratulations - you've provided our first ever feedback!! Thanks from the band!

LOVE this. Thanks very much!