Christy Moore - Beeswing (Official Live Video)

Recorded in 2006 at The Point Theatre, Dublin.
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Lyrics
I was 18 when I came to town
They called it the summer of love
Burning babies, burning flags
The hawks against the doves
I took a job at the steaming way
Down on Caltrim St
Fell in love with a laundry girl
That was workin' next to me
Brown hair zig zagged across her face
And a look of half surprise
Like a fox caught in the headlights
There was animal in her eyes
She said to me
"Can't you see I'm not the factory kind?
If you don't take me out of here
I'll surely lose my mind"
She was a rare thing, fine as a bee's wing
So fine, a breath of wind might blow her away
She was a lost child, she was runnin' wild
(She said)
"So long as there's no price on love, I'll stay
You wouldn't want me any other way"
We busked around the market towns
Fruit pickin' down in Kent
We could tinker pots and pans
Or knives, wherever we went
We were campin' down the Gower one time
The work was mighty good
She wouldn't wait for the harvest
I thought we should
I said to her we'll settle down
Get a few acres dug
A fire burning in the hearth
And babies on the rug
She said, "Oh man, you foolish man
That surely sounds like hell
You might be lord of half the world
You'll not own me as well"
She was a rare thing, fine as a bee's wing
So fine, a breath of wind might blow her away
She was a lost child, she was runnin' wild
(She said)
"So long as there's no price on love, I'll stay
You wouldn't want me any other way"
We were drinking more in those days
Our tempers reached a pitch
Like a fool I let her run away
When she took the rambling itch
Last I heard she was living rough
Back on the Derby beat
A bottle of White Horse in her pocket
A Wolfhound at her feet
They say that she got married once
To a man called Romany Brown
Even a gypsy caravan
Was too much like settlin' down
They say her rose has faded
Rough weather and hard booze
Maybe that's the price you pay
For the chains that you refuse
She was a rare thing, fine as a bee's wing
I miss her more than ever, words can say
If I could just taste all of her wildness now
If I could hold her in my arms today
I wouldn't want her any other way
#ChristyMoore, #Live, #Official, #ThePoint, #Dublin, #Ireland, #Acoustic, #Folk, #Irish

[@AaronConnolly-x1m]

I drive a tour coach all over Ireland playing Christy, nothing makes the drive smoother than Christy. A true legend of Ireland

[@AaronConnolly-x1m]

I drive a tour coach all over Ireland playing Christy, nothing makes the drive smoother than Christy. A true legend of Ireland

[@sediye]

Heard a great guy called Ivan perform this in ireland and only needed to hear it once to love it

[@bredakearney-or9wg]

Glorious. Beautifully done. Never heard it before.

[@BarbaraAnne-y5s]

No matter how many times I listen to Christy sing Beeswing it sounds amazing and tugs at my heart.

[@johnwallace2319]

It is a rare thing, fine as a beeswing

[@GooseMcSwan]

One of Richard Thompsons best songs, RT is a songwriting genius and one of the worlds finest guitarists. I like this cover right enough... like the celtic spin on it.

[@TheDeiseDog]

Best rendition bar none

[@oriorda9470]

The brilliant Declan Sinnott is quite extraordinary in the way he enhances everything Christy does, with a minimalist approach, no unnecessary notes and perfect in every way. Listen to him playing behind Christy - the man is a consummate musician.

[@lorraynecorre8635]

😂

[@lorraynecorre8635]

77th brigade mate, don't like truth or love ❤

[@dieselman7453]

Declan is an extremely talented guitarist 🎸🎸🎸🇮🇪

[@AlanMorrissey-wu9zf]

Frankl was declan brother

[@kevlally]

Beautifully said sir... So right!

[@coolmum47]

Every time I hear this it reminds me of myself in my young days, I wasn't a lost child but I was definitely a free spirit. The thought of settling down and having children was definitely not on my agenda .... until late thirties, then I thought ... maybe I should .. the body clock is ticking. Age 40, I met who became my husband .. he was 26 🙂 ... and at age 43 I was married with a baby and don't regret a thing !!! I'm 77 now, my daughter is 34 and couldn't imagine life without her. Husband is history 😁

[@aodan666]

Every time I hear this great song... I think of Pauline Geaney (R.I.P)❤

[@ZephyrSoton]

❤ ya man

[@MarkMcDougall]

One of the most beautiful songs ever written

[@sugarski]

I’d never heard it before today and it makes me cry

[@MarkMcDougall]

@@sugarski very powerful song

[@SlowerRiot]

Easily.

[@kitstaton629]

Yes, and written by Richard Thompson.

[@patrickmorgan4006]

@@sugarskiListen to the original by Richard Thompson, who wrote it.

[@MGDonoghue]

Dear Christy Moore this is exceptional and I’ve only just discovered this song today on my mother’s birthday. Thank you for being well just grand!.

[@Muffhoney]

I cannot understand why 65 people gave this the thumbs down....??? Its Christy Moores version of a great Richard Thompson song... and with Declan Sinnotts amazing guitar playing and backing vocals it is a masterpiece...

[@ss-dj6ht]

Most likely their english “huns” haha…….

[@tomslattery1]

Lonely, lonely people disliked this

[@edwardbyrne3465]

English

[@liamkeaveney3302]

Fuck em all. You wouldn't want me any other way. A Boy Christy

[@maryannfleming2068]

You wouldn't want me any other way.. 1 of the best lines I've ever used to build myself up

[@archibaldh123]

Being listening to songs since the loss of Sinead. This song could have been written for her. Rest in Peace beautiful beeswing.

[@josefinagarza241]

Anne Briggs ❤

[@peterobrien9194]

Highest quality by these two great men.

[@johnnylynch1216]

Been listening to this song for a couple of years now and after we lost two children in early pregnancy I have got great comfort from it but find myself a very lucky man to have an amazing wife and 3 beautiful children. such a very touching song

[@theresefitzmaurice]

Great Christ Moore. Love the song and it's intended meaning.

[@thelolguy007]

Christy just makes every song his own. He’s a National Treasure. What an absolute Legend 👏🇮🇪

[@johnkelly9749]

Christy love you so much

[@boogieeck]

It's not his own. It's Richard Thompson's. Disappointing that he neglected to mention it

[@thelolguy007]

@@boogieeck he didn’t need to

[@patrickmorgan4006]

@@boogieeckI was thinking the same thing. Give a bit of credit to the writer of this fantastic song. This version is pretty good, but doesn't compare to when Thompson performs it.

[@dougieladd]

I heard this song for the very first time last week... I'm 56. I can't believe I've never heard this until now. This version of Richard Thompson's song is so good too. It's beautiful song.

[@allanhughes7859]

ME TOO !!

[@jennzenn971]

Me three!!

[@wariscomingkarmaismycomman5851]

28 before I heard it and even i think I was robbed of a good song lol. God bless yours 🇮🇪💚

[@andyventures6574]

"my wife said oh not Christy Moore, you've seen him tons of time before " .... Sums up how many times I've seen him over the years from the 80s to 2011. Always brilliant.

[@lcuk99]

Its just the way he pronounces words for me, his voice is so crisp

[@dazdaz713]

When this covid situation fucks off I need to see this man live

[@philipgame6137]

If we lived in any other country we could

[@jonathanmann5227]

Best live act. So beautifully simple.

[@tommymorgan73]

Same definitely. I'll be asking for this one!! Such a lovely song, full of emotion, lament, sadness and regret.

[@jonathanmann5227]

Please see him my friend. Almost spiritual!

[@Bethwoo67]

Best birthday gift EVER, night of my 40th birthday I went to see him at the Sage in Gateshead. I’d posted on a forum a few weeks before that it was my birthday and that I loved Reel in the flickering light. Halfway through Christy goes “this next song is a gift, where’s Beth?” I was lucky enough to be in the front row so I waved n he went “it’s Beth’s 40th birthday and this is my gift to you” and sang Reel in the flickering light. I cried all the way through at his kindness. The fact he’d bothered to make a note and do something so special blew me away. Still get goosebumps thinking of it. Utter LEGEND

[@justafanme4710]

This man i mean irish legend just heart strings he hit 😊

[@christaylor2070]

I read through all the comments and nowhere did I see any mention of the man who wrote the song Richard Thompson - fair play to Christy but let's not forget RT!😃

[@francismcmeel5130]

My daughter loves this song 🎵 ❤️

[@richardodonnell2887]

When you realise its the best lesson in life. He had his ideas, she had hers, they weren't suited as young loves. Shes had a rare time and never gave a thought to the price for the chains she refused. Then settled down with a wolf hound. Id love to meet her

[@christinequinn5355]

The song is partly inspired by Anne Briggs, an English folksinger of the 1960"s. She now lives in the northern isles of Scotland.

[@gavin2602]

Christy, mate so awesome to hear you again. I’m from Western Australia and used to see an Irish girl fromTrim. Hitched around Ireland and loved the Country,people,pubs and the music. Thank you Ireland and Christy for tunes and memories Gav WA 👍

[@michaelennis5090]

Check out the Broken Pokers band from Perth area, irish man is one of the duo and the other is Australian

[@jvrjohnner]

A good trim woman. Your welcome any time

[@kateodonovan8825]

I just got back from ireland after 5 months with family,this was played many time .i all so live near trim,and now in wa last 13 years .good to hear you enjoyed ireland ☘️

[@JohnMcMeekin-st5yh]

Why did you go to Australia ? Your not Irish.

[@patriciathewisher2315]

For those who don’t understand ~ Christy - at the beginnin’ - sayin ar ais aris means ‘back again’.

[@terrydonegan1622]

Enjoying after only now discovering this beautiful music. Love from Wales

[@davidharkin8554]

Have a loved one ?.... the voyage. ...thank me later

[@terrydonegan1622]

@@davidharkin8554 thank you

[@kelliwest1976]

Beautiful.

[@CHCrush27]

This man made my life pause for a moment this morning.

[@johndillon6859]

I can almost feel my heart breaking when I listen to this song.. I mean LITERALLY breaking.. it's THAT moving.

[@majellarichardson7198]

Just makes me cry 😢, beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

[@seanrooney4847]

This particular recording of Christy and Declan is just pure magic. Christie’s phrasing is gorgeous and Declan’s guitar playing sublime. It blows me away that Christy didn’t write this song because it seems so quintessentially him. How lucky we are that they captured this for us to enjoy 🙏🏻

[@kevinfitzgerald6523]

Much as I love Richard Thompson's version of Beeswing, Christy' version is sublime. I must have played it a hundred times but I always come back to Christy's version. It brings me to tears.

[@carlsherwin5557]

Christy moore is brilliant, been listening to him since 1996, an Irish lad introduced me to his music🙂

[@Struinvogel]

Christy doesn’t just sing this song, he brings it to life. With his clear and sharp pronunciation, yet sung gently, almost like a whisper, he cuts these words to sound like his own story. As if he is aware of the fragile wings of a bee and doesn’t want to crush them under the intense nostalgia of the narrator, but cherish them for what they were then by softly laying the words in the listener’s ear. Christy is dedicated to the song, not pleasing the audience but bringing forth his best rendition. Expressive emotions battle with the responsibility of telling a story objectively. Amazing interpretation, very well performed and beautifully accompanied!

[@jeanannecrowley5810]

Declan sinnott is superb

[@Struinvogel]

@@jeanannecrowley5810 It's such a great synergy!

[@MrKylemorrow]

perfect synopsis thank you

[@julieforde247]

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL X

[@patrickmorgan4006]

Maybe the second best rendition. Not a criticism of Moore. Just impossible to match Richard Thompson performing his own song.

[@JohnKelly-lp8ux]

U couldn't thumb this down christey was some man out there on he's Owen just a 6 string and a mic he will light up the darkest room in the world he is just the best of the best

[@padraiglyons5439]

I love how for once, it's the woman who rather than the man is footloose and fancy free, it's the woman who fiercely resists the chains of commitment, of marriage and settling down. Not everyone want's the same things right or wrong and won't let their society/culture dictate to them how to live right or wrong.

[@paddyhodgins4838]

It's that wouldn't settle even a jypsy life wouldn't settle her lol 😂

[@theblackirishofmontserrat6540]

Yeah but the woman in the song ends up homeless and drinking cheap cider on the street. She wouldn't settle down and thus ruined her life.

[@padraiglyons5439]

@@theblackirishofmontserrat6540 Yet that's how she prefered to live her life rather than be tied down to a marriage would be my reply and I'm not trying to be sarcastic in case it may come across that way.

[@briandanaher3020]

So well put

[@Jgf802]

In the west it’s usually like that but we still love em

[@Patrick-qc4zy]

I was 18 when I came to town they called it the Summer of Love Burning babies, burning flags, the hawks against the dove I took a job at the Steaming way down on Caltrim Street And they fell in love with a laundry girl, that was working next to me Brown hair, zigzagged all round face, a look of half surprise Like a fox caught in the headlights, there was animal in her eyes She said to me, "Can't you see I'm not the factory kind?" And if you don't take me out of here, I'll lose me mind She was a rare thing, fine as a beeswing So fine, a breath of wind might blow her away And she was a lost child, she was running wild She said, "So long as there's no price on love, I'll stay You wouldn't want me any other way" We busked around the market towns, fruit picking down in Kent We could tinker pots and pans or knives wherever we went We were campin' down the Gower, but the work was mighty good She wouldn't wait for the harvest and I thought we should I said to her, "We'll settle down and get a few acres dug" With a fire burning in the heart and babies on the rug She said, "Oh man, you foolish man, that surely sounds like Hell You might be Lord of half the world, you'll not own me as well" But she was a rare thing, fine as a beeswing So fine, a breath of wind might blow her away And she was a lost child, she was running wild She said, "So long as there's no price on love, I'll stay You wouldn't want me any other way" We were drinking more in those days, our tempers reached a pitch Like a fool, I let her run away when she took the rambling itch And the last I heard, she is living rough back on the Derby beach With a bottle of white horse in her pocket, a wolfhound at her feet They say that she got married once to a man called Romany Brown Even a gypsy caravan was too much to settling down They say her rose has faded, rough weather and hard booze Maybe that's the price you pay for the chains that you refuse Oh, she was a rare thing, fine as a beeswing And I miss her more than ever words can say If I could just taste all of her wildness now If I could hold her in my arms today I wouldn't want her any other way If I could hold her in my arms today I wouldn't want her any other way

[@TheZeusIsHere1]

Ride on Christy, ride on!

[@kuzmanmeramov1729]

Years ago i was given uppertunity to enjoy live concert of Mr.Moore in Port Leaoise, such a treat for a sences.Thank you. Christie Moore and company diserves more recognition.

[@johnnymross05]

Ireland's greatest musician and that's saying something.

[@jimdoyles]

P s Gilmore

[@kaileejohnson101]

Luke Kelly will always be better, but Christy Moore is an icon I have to agree

[@johnnymross05]

@@kaileejohnson101 I should have said that Christy is the greatest living musician. I agree Luke Kelly will never be bettered or forgotten 👍

[@RustyOrange71]

You're right there. That is saying something.

[@gearoiddom]

Fíorghael atá ann. He is a true Irishman.

[@billybongo6543]

What a tune🇮🇪songs with a story, history, social realities, love and honesty, what a man.

[@rubberduck4900]

Christy moore is a gem

[@tomwhite1824]

I wish so much I could find a concert in Ireland I could fly to from America. LOVE his music.

[@patrickkierans6998]

Christy Moore is probably the best person I've ever seen in concert, seen him at least 5 times, keep up the good work christy

[@colinsmith8891]

I reaĺly love the way people comment on this and give Declan his due credit too.

[@jamesm3136]

I often think of the bands and performers who are no longer with us, and it makes me sad when I think about how I’ll never hear them live. Well I feel very lucky and appreciative to have heard these two perform this very song in this exact way. Back in Buncranna many moons ago.

[@kevindonaghy7891]

Alba 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 loved over the world.CLASS 😮😂😂

[@johnbenmour8316]

One of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard

[@guymarciand8940]

technically known as the canines testicals

[@lauradempsey4889]

Every single day this song is played, Christy is an absolute legend 💪

[@MrKylemorrow]

I'm blown away I love Paolo Nutini's rendition too.

[@breigedougan6612]

Love this song ❤ love christy Moore brilliant ❤ beeswing beautiful ❤👋👋👋👋

[@dimitriodee]

❤️❤️❤️

[@beardedraven7285]

Ever since I heard this song I cant stop coming back to it. There is Truth in these words.

[@mickylennard6977]

Everyone has their 'rare thing'. The dude just said it out loud.

[@robinbickel4594]

You should try the original by Richard Thompson (he write it). Thompson's version makes me cry every time I hear it.

[@grahamwhitaker8599]

I agree mate one of my favourites

[@jeanannecrowley5810]

Touches the soul this, shivers even. Think Richard Thompson wrote it. (?) ..a superb performance from Christy and Declan. Magical

[@mamabee3317]

Love you Christy xxx

[@mickholland585]

Love christy

[@MegaKennyb]

Christy..a national treasure.

[@madmax-tf5wl]

As a Newfoundlander with Irish heritage this song warms my soul everytime i hear beeswing ❤️❤️❤️

[@musashidanmcgrath]

So weird, I overheard a Newfoundland chap at an airport in south America a few years back and he had a strange Irish twang to his accent. I'm Irish myself so I had to ask him. It was fascinating to listen to him and to hear that there's was still that trace in the accent. It was completely genuine too as that's the way he was talking before I approached him so he wasn't putting it on for my benefit. :D

[@madmax-tf5wl]

@@musashidanmcgrath each part of the island everyone has a different type of twang but you can always hear the Irish amongst the jumble of words , people who live on the southern shore ( BayBulls- Trepassey ) sounds 75% Irish 25% Newfoundlander its pretty cool to live on this island of newfoundland and my Irish history is thick I want say my last but it's on the top 10 of famous Irish lastnames .

[@davidtorlay823]

@@musashidanmcgrath Accents are crazy, i used to play games online and one of the guys in our team sounded more Scottish than me, so i asked where he was from in Scotland. Turns out it was some small village in the North of Denmark lol. according to him everyone in his village had that accent, he had never met anyone from Scotland before.

[@Aaronis_cool14]

The only Irish thing about this song is the singer. Written by the magnificent Richard Thompson an English singer, about Ann Briggs, an English folk singer. I prefer Thompson version as he has better diction and superior singing voice to Christy. Not a popular view but hey.

[@patriciathewisher2315]

A truly beautiful song ❤

[@hotpoker4212]

Love Christy, but Declan Synott,is pure musical magic,in what he brings to the party,

[@padraiglyons5439]

Yes his guitar mastery beautifully compliments Christys singing surely.

[@thetpg5847]

His solo at the end makes me shiver every time I listen. Pure class

[@hughjosephfeely]

Excellent

[@tommymorgan73]

What a national treasure you are Christy! We should do a lot more to acknowledge it.

[@ReeceFranz-t7h]

What a beautiful song.

[@sentimentaloldme]

Christy's version the best...lovely gentle flow to it..

[@TheIkaraCult]

its the version i heard first, so its the one for me. I love RT's version of course, but this is the one for me

[@davidharkin8554]

@@TheIkaraCult hear hear

[@rob6624]

The acoustic version by Richard Thomson is the best, just listen to the guitar work, but I am just so happy there are two beautiful versions of this wonderful song in my CD collection.

[@martinobrien6737]

Just beautiful lads .. that’s it … beautiful

[@maryhanratty]

Yeah I lose my mind yeah I love you songs Christy Moore

[@julibeswick-valentine3690]

It translate to "back again"

[@danielcookeb90]

Saw Christy in Cork that year - such a beautiful memory! Beautiful!

[@gavinnauyuk836]

my favorite song in the world xoxo christy moore loves you baby girl

[@JOHNWATSON-w1f]

DECLAN IS A PRINCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@eurismia]

10 years ago this enchanting song was all about Eire… now embroidering bees and butterflies, the song came back to me… 🐣🙃

[@davidmatthew4358]

You may not know the song is by Richard Thompson - an Englishman; Cauldrum Street laundry ("steamie") is in Dundee; the Gower in Wales; Derby is in England. But certainly Christy is a fine singer.

[@eurismia]

@@davidmatthew4358 Thanks for getting those memories right. Yes, of course. Richard Thompson. All this music was for me unknown until I moved to Ireland and started participating in singers' circles. But I had to leave Ireland and under pressure I lost the music, the link with Ireland and with the enchantment.

[@sambaylon5713]

Brilliant song have to learn the words for this

[@hanz2602]

I used to live close to the village of Beeswing in S/W Scotland. This is such a gorgeous song.

[@nk11090]

Many’s the day I drove through it ,on my way to the ferry.

[@matnichol]

Near Locharthur?

[@johnjennings9693]

Thanks Christy lovely greetings from West Cork,

[@danielscitt4486]

Amazing singer

[@Frank-ke1fq]

Some people have poor taste, This is one of my Favorite arrangements the devil guitars, and Christy Moore just bring it to life

[@paulmca8514]

Another Richard Thompson classic, check out the guy that actually wrote this, and thousands of other amazing songs.

[@Rasher1974]

Had the privilege of seeing Christy several times, including at Warwick University twice he was amazing a storyteller of the first order, remember him in Coventry in the late 60s in the Bear High street in his early days, still as good as ever.

[@mikemccandless1561]

Brilliant Christy! I went to the village of Beeswing today in Dumfries and Galloway and I’m from the Gower; lovely synchronicity!

[@philwalsh9014]

Pure emotion in your songs Christy. National treasure!

[@dpbj1957]

Simply sublime storytelling and singing.

[@siobhanmurray6933]

My brother and I love this ❤

[@Briellew_99]

Love this tune ever since I came to Ireland!

[@falzussy]

As a gen z irish person,my mum introduced me to this song and i think its just so extremley beautiful,and an amazing portayal of how love may fall apart but it will always be with you 💓

[@Midlands_wolf]

Gen z are so lame. Sorry

[@mainmaam]

Saw him in MA back in the mid-nineties. What a show! Great all 'round!

[@carl-ericlandell5097]

Thank You listen to You makes life worth living. When memories comes over me I listen to You. It makes me happy. Keep on play and make the World a little more worth living in. Stay put and ride on!

[@Marc-xb2dn]

The words to this are class

[@davidshaw5979]

Extraordinary. Thanks so much.

[@daviddavis7710]

Beautiful.

[@bulfrog5]

he's and absolutely brilliant artist

[@frasersymon3113]

I was 18 when I came to town they called it the Summer of Love Burning babies, burning flags, the hawks against the dove I took a job at the Steaming way down on Caltrim Street And they fell in love with a laundry girl, that was working next to me Brown hair, zigzagged all round face, a look of half surprise Like a fox caught in the headlights, there was animal in her eyes She said to me, "Can't you see I'm not the factory kind?" And if you don't take me out of here, I'll lose me mind She was a rare thing, fine as a beeswing So fine, a breath of wind might blow her away And she was a lost child, she was running wild She said, "So long as there's no price on love, I'll stay You wouldn't want me any other way" We busked around the market towns, fruit picking down in Kent We could tinker pots and pans or knives wherever we went We were campin' down the Gower, but the work was mighty good She wouldn't wait for the harvest and I thought we should I said to her, "We'll settle down and get a few acres dug" With a fire burning in the heart and babies on the rug She said, "Oh man, you foolish man, that surely sounds like Hell You might be Lord of half the world, you'll not own me as well" But she was a rare thing, fine as a beeswing So fine, a breath of wind might blow her away And she was a lost child, she was running wild She said, "So long as there's no price on love, I'll stay You wouldn't want me any other way" We were drinking more in those days, our tempers reached a pitch Like a fool, I let her run away when she took the rambling itch And the last I heard, she is living rough back on the Derby beach With a bottle of white horse in her pocket, a wolfhound at her feet They say that she got married once to a man called Romany Brown Even a gypsy caravan was too much to settling down They say her rose has faded, rough weather and hard booze Maybe that's the price you pay for the chains that you refuse Oh, she was a rare thing, fine as a beeswing And I miss her more than ever words can say If I could just taste all of her wildness now If I could hold her in my arms today I wouldn't want her any other way If I could hold her in my arms today I wouldn't want her any other way

[@AMaj7Sharp5]

Best thing I've ever heard. Absolutely the most amazing folk song ever penned.

[@patrickmorgan4006]

Penned by Richard Thompson.

[@joeguinan544]

I seen everything. You done me wrong but I’ll never forget you. I love u with all my heart. Til we meet again squish x

[@bethanywoodward12]

Are you kidding me?.this must be a joke?….if you “loved” her you would leave her alone and stop leaving comments and shit for her to come across

[@kevinmurphy4493]

What a tune! Gonna play it at my next gig 😊

[@Alan-tl7il]

Link us up

[@patriciathewisher2315]

A perfect performance ❤❤❤

[@jamesminns6988]

A truly remarkable version of of an iconic Richard Thompson penned song, there will never exist a better cover of this, Christy's interpretation and feeling that is put into this is sublime.....

[@peternyhan3695]

Christy is a buetiful man, last off and dieing bread, our world/ country are full week plp/ soft touches???? Comment won't be understood 🙌good luck kids

[@PatTierneyMusic]

Great version. What a song 🙏🏼

[@joshlu7]

Me and my Dad watched Christy in Bundoran last year, the most unbelievable voice I have ever heard. The emotion he puts into every single one of his words really makes the song come alive. My first memory of Ireland was being at Bunratty castle in County Clare, and watching the Rugby World Cup Ireland Vs England in dirty nellies I see to remember with my head being dunked in Guinness . Fortunately the Irish won. Despite being born and raised in England I have always had a strong love and connection for Ireland. As well as Dad being a jockey he loved being around the Irish. I have got my Mum to thank for introducing us all to Christy and since I have listened to him most days since a young age until the age I am now, 24!!! And as I have grown older and older I have understood what a bunch of ***** the English have been. Apologies for the life story but I just wanted to say my bit as I have all the love for Ireland but I understand this is not reciprocated for reasons I understand. Big love to all you Irish. You have big hearts and are loyal to the cause. Apologies for the essay!!

[@martinkavanagh1442]

Music brings us together, politics divide us. It is great to enjoy travelling through each other's country and enjoy the company and culture of each other. I am Irish and have enjoyed living in England and the people there, the countryside, the old villages and pubs and the music, especially the folk music - great artists like Martin Carty, Ralf McTell, Kate Rusby and Sandy Denny etc. It's good we can all value and respect others and their culture and be enriched by it all. It enhances all our lives.

[@tonycarton8054]

a beautiful song a great line "you woulnt want ma any other way "