Viva La Vida - Coldplay (IRISH FOLK COVER) - Colm R. McGuinness

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[@ColmRMcGuinness]

What should I sing in Irish next? Stay very handsome!

[@LinkLover08]

... "My Heart Will Go On"? That could be interesting and lovely.

[@minor_miner_c4794]

3 Score and Ten would be awesome. I feel like you would do great with that one.

[@HeathsHarleyQuinn]

White Blank Page by Mumford and Sons

[@evehall0ws110]

7 years might be interesting to hear

[@benstormcrow4724]

Don’t Stop Believing

[@dionadair8195]

This gets even better when you remember that "Viva la Vida" is about the French Revolution, and the French Republic supported the Irish Rebellion of 1798.

[@savolosavolo597]

even if the French did it to annoy the English it's a beautiful song

[@mx_nana_banana]

i could totally see this being a song the irish sing to piss off the english back in the 1700s

[@kettch777]

Of course they did. They were at war with Britain at the time!

[@MinimumSpanningTree]

If there is one thing we can all agree on it is: screw the English.

[@sirkylanthered]

The French supported anything that f&*ked over England.

[@kaikalter]

Ireland should forever remain proud of their great language! Please never let it die.

[@janinewoodman5952]

Couldn't agree more!

[@parkerbrown-nesbit1747]

Totally agree!

[@anthony7697]

Well, the good news is there has been a push to bring it back, at least in Northern Ireland and extending some to the US, I don't know how things are in the Republic as that's not where my family is from. I know my grandmother could at least read the language, and I think spoke some when I was young - single one off words or phrases I've unfortunately long forgotten. Partially cause there were certain political issues at home, and when over here (in the US) speaking English was expected and well - some people are to put it very nicely jerks to people who speak another language/differently. But me and my mom at least are looking to at least try and learn, even if it's use state side is limited. Part of why I really like these covers is that some of her old music from Ireland is actually in the language, so even if I don't know the meanings I sometimes recognize the words said and reminds me of when I was a kid around the house and she'd play old Irish folk music or even more modern ones (or at least 'modern' as in pre-1990's that was not yet 'old').

[@cryptic_kay]

@@anthony7697I was at a Gaelic Storm concert with my family and this nice man was telling me in the merch line that he has a tutor teaching him at his farm, which he can’t travel from often. He also was encouraging us around him to learn as well 😊

[@Tito9857]

@@cryptic_kay i know old norse (northen icelandic 1650 era) but irish is definitely more my speed wish i knew it

[@minor_miner_c4794]

Move away Coldplay, Colmplay is here now Awesome man

[@arttops2563]

omg perfection

[@Fred132]

Colmplay 🤣

[@allisoncossitt1081]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Well played

[@hanzquejano7112]

Their song "Yellow" will then be "Green"

[@minor_miner_c4794]

@@hanzquejano7112 LOVE IT

[@hallaloth3112]

Do I know a single word of Irish? No. Is it going in music playlist? Yes.

[@djblastoise4696]

Can agree and am I learning it in Irish for the sake of a dnd campaign. YES. yes I am

[@BookwormDCR]

Yooooo, that’s so cool! If I may ask, how does it relate to your campaign? (I am also into DND)

[@alexm-e4910]

Man I wish my grandparents had chosen to pass on Irish. They both grew up speaking it, but thought it had no place in the modern world. It’s a language built for songs and taproom disputes. Please share more songs in it, Colm ❤

[@walkerx1813]

Start learning it. Every language has a place in the modern world.

[@Justin-pe9cl]

“No place in the modern world” what bullshit. They did their culture a great disservice. If my family did that then I’d be a Russian, Austrian, or German.

[@alexm-e4910]

@@walkerx1813 sadly for work I have to focus on learning French first And lemme tell you, to me personally, that language is super hard

[@slavman1945]

@@alexm-e4910 I love how diverse our IndoEuropean languages are. yet bound by common roots. We share common ancestors.

[@ianlee4565]

Viva La Vida is one of those songs that pretty much always sounds great, IMO, but singing it in Irish takes it to a whole new level. Even though I can’t really understand it, it’s just got this beautiful flow to it that fits the melody perfectly.

[@Alinor24]

Yes. I don't understand a word, but the Irish makes the song better.

[@wheeltrouble]

Yeah. Joe Satriani did a great job when he wrote the melody...

[@randoiguess]

Lyrics: Ba mé, uair, Rí an domhain. Bhog na sléibhte mórthimpeall orm. Reált geal na maidne, é ag lasadh romham Ach níor airigh sé riamh mo dhóthain. Mo naimhde, chuile shaghais, Ag iarraidh lom na fírinne a leigheas. Sluaghairm ag canadh linn Ar mhallacht an Rí, seanRí imithe. An eochair i dtaisce im’ chroí Thit as a chéile mar bheadh gadaí san oíche. Anois mé a breathnú thar timpeall orm Ar an ríocht a bhí ann, ab áille ar domhan. Cloig Jerusalem iad ag seinm Glór na n-aingeal ag ardú ionam. Sí mo mhian, mo rogha, mo shaol, Ní dheanfaidh muid dearmad ar an scéal. Airím slán i m’intinn fhéin Gan í ann ní bheadh tada Tada riamh mar inné B’shin nuair a sheas mé ar bharr an domhain. Mé anseo seasamh i lár gaoth aduaidh Ag iarraidh an t-olc a chloígh gan dua. Sluaghairm ceol is drumaí ag bualadh trom No, ní chreidfeá an troid atá istigh ionam. Ár misean ná go mbeidh muid saor Ní faoi choimín ag an Béarla de shíor. Teanna timpeall is bí ag canadh linn D’aon ghuth nach n-airíonn sé chomh binn. Cloig Jerusalem, iad ag seinm Glór na n-aingeal ag ardú ionam. Sí mo mhian, mo rogha, mo shaol Ní dheanfaidh muid dearmad ar an scéal. Airím slán i m’intinn fhéin Gan í ann ní bheadh tada Tada riamh mar inné B’shin nuair a sheas mé ar bharr an domhain. - - - - Cloig Jerusalem iad a’ seinm Glór na n-aingeal ag ardú ionam. Sí mo mhian, mo rogha, mo shaol Ní dheanfaidh muid dearmad ar an scéal. Airím slán i m’intinn fhéin Gan í ann ní bheadh tada Tada riamh mar inné B’shin nuair a sheas mé ar bharr an domhain.

[@Sweatymilkshake]

Yet another banger, King. Gotta hear you do the devil went down to Georgia one day.

[@arnogaming809]

I second that!

[@ShinKyuubi]

As a southern boy who was born, raised and still lives in Georgia I approve this request!

[@earthdawn922]

YESSS!!!!

[@BottledSunlight]

Oh yiissssss❤

[@talonsmith2016]

YES YES YES

[@gregoryobrien9838]

I did not expect this to be entirely in Irish Such a pleasant surprise!!!!!!!!!! This is so cool! It gives this song so much new life!

[@williamwray2522]

Im irish but i have no connection to any of my culture, but this song is the first thing that has ever resonated in my soul. Like ive heard this language all my life and it just made me want to burst into joyous dance. Thank you Colm, so very much

[@johncheek4801]

Never on earth would I have expected one of my favorite artists to do an Irish folk cover of my all time favorite song but WOW. This rules!!

[@AYoutubechannel1448]

Nice comment. I like too.

[@thehellhound8582]

I would legit pay a 100 bucks to whatever charity Colm chooses if he sang Fallen Kingdom.

[@Samantha-h2v]

In Irish? ;p

[@thehellhound8582]

@@Samantha-h2v would be even more impressive if he sang it in Khuzdul, but English would also be fine.

[@danisaur5649]

Every time i read the "Stay very handsome", it makes me very happy :). Thank you!

[@CrypticSoundFX]

My late fiance loved this song! She taught me Irish when we were in university, it took a while for me to learn but I'm pretty fluent now. This video combines two vivid memories I had with her, thank you for this! Love from Sheffield!

[@shadowflamegaming7446]

Dangit, I'm too early and no one has put the lyrics in the comments, so I can't sing along in a weird Southern American-interpreting-Irish mess. Somebody reply when the lyrics arrive so I can return! Jokes aside though, great cover! The Irish singing sounds absolutely beautiful on this song!

[@JackSilver1410]

Found some for ya. I wish you all the luck. Irish is not a phonetic language. It's one of its charms. Ba mé, uair, Rí an domhain. Bhog na sléibhte mórthimpeall orm. Reált geal na maidne, é ag lasadh romham Ach níor airigh sé riamh mo dhóthain. Mo naimhde, chuile shaghais, Ag iarraidh lom na fírinne a leigheas. Sluaghairm ag canadh linn Ar mhallacht an Rí, seanRí imithe. An eochair i dtaisce im’ chroí Thit as a chéile mar bheadh gadaí san oíche. Anois mé a breathnú thar timpeall orm Ar an ríocht a bhí ann, ab áille ar domhan. Cloig Jerusalem iad ag seinm Glór na n-aingeal ag ardú ionam. Sí mo mhian, mo rogha, mo shaol, Ní dheanfaidh muid dearmad ar an scéal. Airím slán i m’intinn fhéin Gan í ann ní bheadh tada - tada riamh mar inné B’shin nuair a sheas mé ar bharr an domhain. Mé anseo seasamh i lár gaoth aduaidh Ag iarraidh an t-olc a chloígh gan dua. Sluaghairm ceol is drumaí ag bualadh trom No, ní chreidfeá an troid atá istigh ionam. Ár misean ná go mbeidh muid saor Ní faoi choimín ag an Béarla de shíor. Teanna timpeall is bí ag canadh linn D’aon ghuth nach n-airíonn sé chomh binn, Cloig Jerusalem, iad ag seinm Glór na n-aingeal ag ardú ionam. Sí mo mhian, mo rogha, mo shaol Ní dheanfaidh muid dearmad ar an scéal. Airím slán i m’intinn fhéin Tá fhios ‘am is féidir linn bheith gan é Is luath go dtí an uair ann go mbeidh mé im’ Rí. Cloig Jerusalem iad a’ seinm Glór na n-aingeal ag ardú ionam. Sí mo mhian, mo rogha, mo shaol Ní dheanfaidh muid dearmad ar an scéal. Airím slán i m’intinn fhéin Tá fhios ‘am is féidir linn bheith gan é Is luath go dtí an uair ann go mbeidh mé im’ Rí. This is TG Lurgan's version, they don't seem to match perfectly, but the greater majority of it matches.

[@wowguy1243]

@@JackSilver1410 i am not even gonna try. i wish i knew Irish

[@misspris7404]

"posted 23 seconds ago" i love my timing

[@misspris7404]

was this really first it was at 2 views when i saw this

[@azraelsoulreaper1013]

Likewise

[@makskauzny3794]

Posted 23 minutes ago for me

[@kevinjoestar8901]

I got 23 minutes ago lol

[@Riva_Ridge]

3 hours ago😂

[@Darkstar-qb3dh]

hearing this song makes me want to learn gaelic again, would be awesome to speak the language of my heritage, thankyou for inspiring me

[@crazedcatlady867]

You have to be the most talented Irish musician I’ve ever seen, and I grew up with a lot. Also, I’m always glad to see people singing in Irish keeping it alive

[@AltaMillia]

It’s a crime that Colm’s sub count isn’t double what it is. Fantastic cover.

[@Glorfindel_117]

I don't think you've done Suil A Ruin yet, you really should. When I think of Ireland, that's the song that comes to mind. Spent a month there, I got home a few days ago, it's an incredible country. Getting to see buildings that are 4 to 6 times older than my country really is incredible.

[@KecS]

I had to dive for my headphones for this. Never would have guessed that it works this well. X🎶🎵👏👏👏💚

[@chocoholicallemand9096]

Irish is so beautiful. I am TRYING to learn it now, wish me luck!

[@angelaleithner]

Egal, welche Stimmlage, ... eine unglaubliche Stimme!

[@Alaska_567]

The only word I can use to describe this is beautiful. You're amazing Colm.

[@PixelTheMushroom]

Was wondering why i didn't recognise this, turns out Colm has graced us with another song

[@terceleto]

My dad had heard your HTTYD Tavern style medley a while back and was like that's cool. Sent him this last night, it's his heart song. His puppy's named after the song too. Your cover brought happy tears to his eyes, and earned you a new fan. Ever amazing, Colm!

[@wowguy1243]

welcome new fan. you are in for a trip!

[@marionxo7894]

it’s really great! it gives me the motivation to continue learning Irish! 🥰

[@emeraldplatypus9870]

So is ‘“Fallen Kingdom” Irish Folk version’ in the works?

[@Orion_44]

I mean, this is close enough

[@ren-sensei3718]

I'd love to see his take on dragonhearted tbh

[@insainetrooper7489]

My nana would be proud to hear this. Bless her soul. Dia linn

[@The_real_sam_G._lackerson]

I just woke up to this?! LETS GOOOOOOOOOOO THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE SONGS AND A COVER FROM YOU?! BEST DAY EVERRRRRRR‼️

[@xeroxrathalosdragonknight6881]

i don't understand but at the same time... i do 🥹 you are without a doubt an amazing person Colm R. McGinness, keep on pressing forward! ❤

[@thelastactionandrew9561]

Colm this was perfect, your music always makes me feel at home. I’m sure you are a busy guy but if you ever have the time will you do the song “rainbow connection “. Anyway thank you for sharing your talent with everyone, the world is a better place with it.

[@Ryanetherite]

i gasped when i realized you were actually singing in irish. this is beautiful! keep going man

[@twogoblins2714]

Lovely. This sounds like a perfect song for riding a motorcycle on a highway through grass desert

[@fiara1803]

I wish I could like this more than once. I might not understand the language but I love listening to it. This was very lovely.

[@Arielelian]

I'm very curious. Is Irish/Gaelic commonly spoken among younger folks in Ireland? Or is the fluency dwindling, in favor of English? And do you guys refer to it as just Irish, Gaelic, or both?

[@tristanmurphy6969]

it is called irish and has over 170,000 native speakers but over 1.6 million have some Knowledge in the language. Theres over 188 gaelscoileann {irish language primay schools } and 31 gaelcholáistí or secandry schools these are not counting the ones in Gaeltacht areas many have long waiting lists for students to get in. A Gaeltacht is where irish is the main langugae sopken. There is a small revival happing on social media and in Northern ireland with the ''DEARG LE FEARG'' movment which got equal staus for irish in northern ireland in 2022. irish is the first language of Ireland and a bi first in NI. Gaelic is a group of languages consisting of Irish, Manx and Scots Gaelic within the Celtic family there is 3 other bretonic languages.

[@Arielelian]

@@tristanmurphy6969 Interesting! Very valuable info. Thank you! So English is the primary language spoken across Ireland and NI, with most being "familiar" with Irish, though not fluently speaking it in everyday conversations. There are specific communities and schools where Irish is the primary languague spoken, though are likely challenging to get into. It sounds like there are very active efforts to keep Irish alive as a spoken language, and not permit it to become a "dead language", like so many other languages and language groups once they've adopted English. On a cultural side, is there a "divide" (however slight) between the native Irish speakers and those who only speak English?

[@tristanmurphy6969]

@@Arielelian yes well the Gaeltacht areas are along the west coast apart from 3 and would be more conservitive than the most of ireland and are in very rural areas. The areas are shriking but there are government programs to keep people speaking irish in 2021 one small village offerd a house for a young family to move into to stop their school from closing and over 2,000 familys aplied to get the home for 1 year. Irish is a mandatory subjct in all schools from age 5-18 but the school system is not good at teaching the language so many come to ''hate'' the language. but to go to uni you must have passed irish a suject in school unless you are exempt from it. and yes the gaelscoileann and gaelcholáistí very hard to get into i was on a waiting list for 2.5 years but didnt get in. at age 13-17 most irish kids go to summer camp for 2 weeks where they only speak irish these are Gaeltacht camps much like american summer camps but with school in the morning and a ceili { a traditional irish dance party} at night durring the day the do soprts play games and go on trips to important cultural sites while speaking irish at all times and these too are hard to get into and they are expensive but the government does offer grants. By law all road signs and all public and government buildings { libraries, airports, trains, public bathrooms ,ect} must have both english and irish signs and all major companys eg.. apple intel microsoft must have a irish language liaison. if you want to study law you must be able to do a court case completly in irish and if you as a defentent wnat you can request it in irish. It is illegal to refuse to serve anyone speaking irish and accomodations must be made even in uni people who speak irish get uni accomidation for cheeper but you must speak irish as you and your roommate are all irish speakers. i was wrong it is 1,761,420 pople as of 2020 that have some knowlage of irish 111,473 spoke weekly and 83,803 spoke daily out of education along the west coast around 48-50 percent of people could understand a large amount irish. as of 2024 Galway is a bilingual city with 48 perent of people being largly fluent in irish and 30,000 speaking it as a first language. this does not translate to the east with around 30-35 percent knowing some irish. the younger genertion 0-25 knoing alot mor than tose from 26-55 and people over 70 kew it the most but there is a small but rising push online with members of gen-z to raise there kids to speak irish as a first language

[@Arielelian]

@@tristanmurphy6969 Dude! Thanks a ton for writing that! That provides a lot of insight. It sounds like the younger generation want to reconnect with their Irish roots (language being a pivotal aspect), and are pushing harder for that. Which makes sense, as I've seen the same patterns occur within my native culture as well. Glad to see that the Irish govt. maintains a language preservation effort. It may seem inconvenient for some, I'm sure, but I've come to understand how important it is in my later years. Hopefully, stuff like what Colm is doing continues to inspire young folks to preserve their culture and language so it doesn't fade into obscurity, like so many other languages. I appreciate your feedback very very much!

[@LOKEEEEEEY]

The first song I learned to sing with an acoustic!! I didn't expect to hear it in Gaelic! Just astounding!! 😍

[@Wheelwizardpuff]

when i saw "Irish Folk" i was expecting just the style and Music. but when you started singing in IRISH it took a couple leaps higher

[@Skyebright1]

TG Lurgan have pop songs in Irish as well ;)

[@Wheelwizardpuff]

@@Skyebright1 I love TC Lurgan

[@prettybxy77]

I was already prepared to love this, but when you started singing in Gaeilge--UGH MY HEART 🥰 I think you should sing "Mary on A Cross" by Ghost, I think it would be beautiful.

[@ffiontitmuss2235]

Yes yes yes to “Mary on a Cross”!!

[@kobitz9001]

I can't imagine the work this took.

[@nataliepeterman5241]

Songs are so much more beautiful in Irish ❤

[@TSSmith]

So cool that Colm made a remix of Coldplay's remix of Fallen Kingdom

[@poisonsumc7426]

Ah, my guilty pleasure is now guilt free! Thank you 💚

[@riccy5130]

I only recently discovered you through your Goodbye cover of Arcane and I really can't stop listening to your songs. I love your voice! Best regards from Germany, keep up the good work. ❤(Love the Irish Folk version of the song by the way!)

[@chimera6485]

Welcome to the fan club🍻

[@Emma-wc4yr]

This is gorgeous. Irish is such a lovely language, and the cadence here feels wonderful.

[@elderberrybear5718]

The poll you put out 2 weeks ago shows overwhelming support for more shanties and folk songs and barely any interest in more pop. Love your style, love that you'll sing in Irish, just want more of what nobody else already does.

[@CetteSara]

Amazing ! Thank you for sharing !

[@anthony7697]

So, this may be silly but - could we get a video also with the lyrics? Be it just the Irish or Irish with translation (assuming that it's not just a direct word for word translation, I haven't had much exposure to the language and what little was long ago, and can't remember if it's like German where the lyrics can be the same but word order is different).

[@dallasgladden6733]

A song I already know and love, AND it's in Gaelic? Consider my Friday made!

[@bobdenalio2074]

KEEP YOUR LANGUAGE ALIVE!!

[@Flarefold]

One of the best songs covered by the best artist, day can’t get much better

[@CountessOfOle]

Breathtakingly beautiful. I love that you chose to sing it in Irish!

[@bethbaskett3]

Love this song, amazing to hear YOU sing it in Irish! ❤

[@ryankadlecik3049]

I know this is sung in Irish, but when I first heard it I thought it was Welsh because at 53 seconds into the song he sings what sounds very much like Cymru, or Wales in English. is this just a coincidence?

[@rockphelps4876]

It works very well in Gaelic!

[@courtneaylayne]

Whelp, that's it. It's time for me to take my very Irish American arse to the land of my people to find Colm and hug this man.

[@bobdenalio2074]

half of me is buttthurt i dont understand the language, but the better half of me is so happy Colm is doing more for the Celtic language than probably anyone else can and i respect that. Vive la Ireland. Your islands beauty is worth the fight.

[@TheEpicWolf64]

I'm straight but this man makes me think twice. What a legend!

[@patriciamathews5975]

Faith & Family. Get to it, Ireland! 💖

[@randorookie8587]

If I could become instantly fluent in any language of my choosing I think it’d be Irish

[@fox_trot0214]

Another variant of this beautiful song to add to my collection As always your singing is awesome Stay very Handsome Colm

[@ogrooster69]

Colm, your voice continues to amaze. These covers are always wonderful. Happy Friday!

[@alishadegroot9100]

I generally don't like listening to music not sung in English, but your voice is so smooth that I can't help but love your version of this song.

[@lukeroe3434]

One of my favourite songs ever just got better, Hon the Colm lad🍀💚

[@dakotafoster3134]

You And Me or Everything by Lifehouse, not in Irish though.

[@piratecs5563]

Спасибо за ваш труд

[@deb66689]

God anything, Irish is so beautiful....and your voice makes it even more so❤❤❤

[@allisoncossitt1081]

An absolutely glorious rendition! ❤👑

[@lhhOriginalGrey]

I wish I remembered any of the irish that I did in school 😢

[@ShadowCloud32]

I WANT THIS ON ITUNES SO I CAN BUY IT AND LISTEN TO IT WHILE I WORK

[@jacobzach4749]

Nice! Would love a cover of "Horse Soldier, Horse Soldier." By Corb Lund

[@henryborba5921]

I'm so damn dyslexic. I clicked on this instantly thinking it was livin lavida loca

[@ArchibaldVonSkip]

Irish version of Daft Punk - Get Lucky? Also, we miss the other 2 Colm!

[@ginamichaelson7080]

Do you speak this language, or translate and memorize? If you do speak it, did you grow up with it or learn it as an adult? So beautiful! Please keep sharing with us! ❤

[@Skyebright1]

He’s Irish, he does know the language

[@ginamichaelson7080]

@@Skyebright1 that’s so cool!

[@mrscrystalking]

I didn't expect Irish Gaelic!! Beautiful

[@ThenewTchannel]

I'm really starting to love these Irish covers. Keep up the good work

[@heeidomo]

Woow sounds good!! 😍🔥🔥🔥

[@wildestkey2224]

Let's fucking GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! Great job by the way.😊

[@toddmaliepaard9777]

Looking forward to seeing you in concert with The Longest Johns in October. Another amazing release as always, and the collabs with Bobby and Jonathan have been incredible as well.

[@MsCMA94]

I have a song cover suggestion. Shiver My Timbers from Muppet Treasure Island! It would be cool to hear you sing that! You’d do such a good job!

[@HeathsHarleyQuinn]

Love to hear it!

[@OliveBranch801]

It sounds like such a unique lullaby and I love it

[@sovietbiscuit9918]

True beaute of a song. Thank you for always making fire content for us to enjoy

[@shawnawilloughby7992]

Holy smokes, I love this!

[@btg-bp4vl]

It was this day that I realized I never actually listened to Viva La Vida, and thought I've been subconsciously replacing it with TryHardNinja's Fallen Kingdom this entire time.

[@petersylvester83]

This is one of your best covers, Colm. Mind blowingly great!

[@Pendragon1400]

Awesome as always!!!!❤

[@Hanger1712]

even in Gaelic amazing

[@FeatherWing162]

I’ve barely heard the Irish language, I think really only hearing it from Colm, but I got to say, it works really well with Viva la Vida.

[@trincywalker7497]

WOOOHOOO I love so much. So addicting thanks.

[@amandaneace2024]

13 minutes in and so happy I found it!

[@reikawahara770]

Outstanding !

[@jacquelinemarcelagarcia9452]

When you make thing whith your ❤️ sound perfect

[@AdorkableArtist92]

Very cool! Is it hard to make the rhythms that work for English lyrics work with the Irish language? I'm in a choir and we are struggling with a song with a verse in English and another verse in Spanish because the rhythms are different.

[@drake56756]

Absolutely amazing 👏🏼

[@TasareAlda]

What a lovely surprise! I didn't realize you meant Irish language folk cover. Beautiful.

[@Fred132]

That was awesome! The choose of the volume and the syncron with the flutes. I just dropped my mind. This language is beautiful, i would hear that in hours. Stay so creative, Colm! We love you. Can you sing in Irish the Fairy Tale song from Alexander Rybak, please?

[@washablechunk1653]

I was expecting to hear this in english and I thought I was having a stroke 😂😂😂

[@talonsmith2016]

Haha I only recently was shown this song by a friend! Glad you covered it and everyone knows Gaelic makes everything better!