'Mhac Go Deo

hAon - Dó
hAon – dó - trí – ceathair

An féidir mo bhrionglóidí a bheith fíor dhomsa
Níl dabht i mo cheann beidh tú gafa liomsa
Dul amach anocht beidh me saor ó chaineadh
I mo ghúna gearr tá fios a’am táim álainn
‘Bheabaí breatnaigh i mo dhiaidh
Níl ann ach ach píósa spraoi
Tá an teocht beagnach a naocha naoi
Ag damhsa le cuisle mo chroí, le cuisle mo chroí

Tá tú chomh te a mhac go deo
Croith do cheann ‘s cas faoi dhó
Lamhá in airde suas an ceol
Ar an urlar bog go beo
Tá tú chomh te a mhac go deo
Croith do cheann ‘s cas faoi dhó
Lamhá in airdecsuas an ceol
Ar an urlar bog go beo

Ta tú chomh te a mhac go deo
Ar an urlár bog go beo
Ta tú chomh te a mhac go deo
Ar an urlár bog go beo

Céard sa diabhal ta tarlú dhomsa
Céard sa diabhal me bun os cionn
Gabh i leith uait ag fanacht orms
Fágaí seo a mhac go deo

A’ raibh sé sin go deas?
Bhí sé togha.
A/ raibh sé sin te?
Te do Chonamara!

[davidoconnor]

do Every day is like Sunday and good music next

[CaptainChip]

God I love it. They play that song at all of our dances but not in gealic. Great job!

[solasnagreine]

Cad é an t-amhrán seo i mBéarla? Níor chlois mé é ach as Gaeilge! Sár jab leis, tá sé go hiontach. Wondering what this song is called in English?

[marcelineraber]

Well, that's quite the translation. If the prophet of the mormon church spoke Irish, you could play this at a party with him in attendance and he wouldn't bat an eye.

[Mia_shine_]

cuireann sé seo aoibh gháire orm i ndáiríre

[TheGirls-sx]

This song is called not to go in english