Siúil a Rúin - Ella Roberts

Siúil a Rúin - cover by Ella Roberts
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Cinematography by The Reelists
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Edited by Benjamin Fraser McKenzie
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Music Production and Arrangement by Adrian Hannan
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Special thanks to Bryan Smith
Irish Chorus Translation:
Go, go, go, my love
Go quietly and go peacefully
Go to the door and fly with me
May you go safely, my darling

[@Scorpious187]

I dunno where this beach is, but I'd sure rather be there than being stuck in my house during the COVID-19 quarantine.

[@lillopez5272]

Agreed, so beautiful....

[@alicesclosa9690]

Agreed ...

[@Crickethopper]

Can’t disagree with that!😂

[@GuineaPigLuna]

Oh same

[@camjesken]

Scorpious187 me too!

[@ameliet8245]

Lyrics: I wish I was on yonder hill 'Tis there I'd sit and cry my fill Until every tear would turn a mill Is go dté tú, mo mhuirnín, slán Siúil, siúil, siúil a rúin Siúil go socair agus siúil go ciúin Siúil go doras agus éalaigh liom Is go dté tú, mo mhuirnín, slán I'll sell my rock, I'll sell my reel I'll sell my only spinning wheel To buy my love a sword of steel Is go dté tú, mo mhuirnín, slán Chorus I wish, I wish, I wish in vain I wish I had my heart again And vainly think I'd not complain Is go dté tú, mo mhuirnín, slán Chorus

[@cam4636]

Siúil, siúil, siúil a rúin "Go, go, go my love" Siúil go socar agus siúil go ciúin "Go steadily and go softly" Siúil go doras agus éalaigh liom "Go out the door and run away with me" Is go dté tú mo mhuirnín slán "May you go, my dear, safely"

[@jamescampbell1126]

Thank you!

[@Sylkenwolf]

@@cam4636 you read my mind. Slàinte!

[@kman7222]

THANKS

[@estilorihri]

@@cam4636 it's writing on the description 👍🏻

[@leandrodfcorreia2]

Irish music is so beautiful that even here in hot Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, we have medieval fairs with celtic music.

[@TheCatWrangler]

plot twist... her husband's just going to work for the day. lol

[@-jank-willson]

Because he's a mercenary...

[@Brokenwing20051]

The title translates as “Go, my love” or “Walk, My Love.” The lyrics are actually an Irish folk song about a young woman saying farewell to her lover, who is leaving to embark on a military career. What a beautiful melody!

[@sltomsik]

Thank You for the informative post.

[@briseboy]

I am SO glad it doesn't translate to still a ruin!

[@JoleneValdovinos]

Thank you ❤

[@billp5292]

Very beautiful melody and a beautiful woman singing it. She sounds like a angel. I've learned how to play this song on a penny whistle. Thank you

[@obi-juantacobi8552]

close its more along the lines of the flight of the wild geese. Where in the treaty of Limerick some 12,000-20,000 (depending on source) soldiers of Ireland agreed to leave for military service in mainland Europe in exchange for guaranteed rights for the Irish back home after the Williamite War. Patrick Sarsfield signed it and shortly after signing the French fleet showed up to help the Irish, although Sarsfield refused ro continue the fight despite outcry believing in honor, and believing that he had negotiated a treaty to respect the rights of the Irish people and that it would be upheld. It never was, within weeks the British tore it up, replaced the protected rights with penal laws stripping the Irish Carholics of their land and removing every right of citizenship. "I’ll sell my rock, I’ll sell my reel I’ll sell my only spinning wheel to buy my love a sword of steel" She proclaims her willingness to virtually go broke in order to support her beloved and his new life. I’ll dye my petticoats, I’ll dye them red and it’s round the World I will beg for bread until my parents would wish me dead. The Irish brigade of France wore vivid red uniforms to show their support for the Catholic Stuarts. So she was wearing the colors that her beloved was wearing in the Irish brigade to shoe her support for him, all while having been stripped of her own citizen rights and being forced to beg. He didn't choose to leave, he was made a permanent exile. She was willing to give her life for freedom and love. It's a bittersweet hopeful cry that her lover will one day return, but knowing it is not likely That's the more traditional belief on it here

[@FelixEarth]

The Irish language sounds so mystical, I imagine it is how elves would speak if they existed.

[@johnthompson3802]

What do you mean "if"?

[@zerklang]

Only half of them. The rest speak Icelandic.

[@sopheimayfield5481]

Yes I thought the same thing

[@grioghairmacgrioghair5311]

if? who do you think the tuatha and the shide are?

[@JohnSmith-ji6lu]

This is Scottish Gaelic not Irish.

[@ColmRMcGuinness]

This is just stellar! Fantastic job!

[@myapologiesmissgurl5069]

I’m such a big fan of yours!

[@scotthvac3857]

You Tube algorithm learned my weakness for redheads. Damn you You Tube.

[@user-ky6vw5up9m]

Scott HVAC haha !

[@dmb25108]

Same here love the red heads

[@iri5ha55assin8]

Haha same here 😂😂

[@ashleyreynolds9130]

Mine too

[@connornicholas8628]

Scott HVAC I know right. Redheads are a gift to the world.

[@ozone9473]

Red hair - checked Green outfit - checked 100% pure Irish - checked :-) Greetings from Poland

[@tonymolloy6165]

No, she's australian. Irish and scottish heritage.

[@opalskye7079]

Tony Molloy Australian whatttt 😱

[@arbeitbear4325]

Greetings from America, Based Poland. Fight on.

[@jamesms4]

@@tonymolloy6165 We are all Gaelic friend. Cheers.

[@Robwolf28]

I have many heritages but also Irish and Scots Irish surname great grand mother was surname was Mcintire, some from Northern Ireland and Tyrone. I have Anglo-Saxon ancestors on this side of the family also surname Heath and Fennel (From America ). Then I found a surname Mordah (Mordha), Murray, and Carr. Then on another Meredyth on other sides of my family but not sure, and a Cosby of Queens ireland on the same side. and a Sikes (Lancaster or York), and Moore which is Irish similar to Mordha, but a Rowe (French origin) also. Though I have many heritages Anglo-Norman ( Danish and maybe mixed being decendent from comtes) and also Southern and Central Italian DeBartoli, De Sanctis or Santi. I like all of them.

[@lacritzer3070]

This song survives here in Appalachia as “Johnny has Gone for a Soldier”

[@niallmartin9063]

LA Critzer brought over there by the Scots Irish probably. Sláinte from Dublin ☘️

[@lylavati]

A german band called 'Faun' sang it too, with german lyrics but not exactly the same meaning. I think. It is called 'Wilde Rose'.

[@Quillspirit]

Awesome.

[@Lucius1958]

I remember that from the old Peter, Paul & Mary album: it wasn't until I read Joyce's "Ulysses" that I understood some of the chorus...

[@psychophallus]

There are many tunes from Scotland and ireland which have carried on in Appalachia, often with a change of lyrics and timing from 6/8 to 4/4. I'm from the foothills of Appalachia myself.

[@danielangom]

Ireland is one of the most beautiful countries I have ever seen. I was there 5 times and hopefully I will be there again next year... The people are so special and friendly that you feel like home... My respect to every single irish person. I love your country and of course your music. Love and hugs from Germany and stay healthy 😍😘😍

[@kellyg9354]

Aww we love you too!! 🇮🇪

[@andronikyegiazaryan3546]

Denke ich auch :-) !

[@diarmuid858]

Glad you enjoy our country. I know a few Germans living here and they are great people

[@edintelalovic1007]

Go raibh míle maith agat ❤🥰🙏😍

[@tiernasmyth4718]

I was born and raised in Ireland. It is such a special country. If you haven’t been I highly encourage you to go. Not to all the cities, but to the countryside, it is the most beautiful of all, especially the Wicklow mountains and glendalough, where this was filmed. It’s magical.

[@amykillick5509]

Ella was actually born in Australia. But has Irish and Scottish roots

[@DifferentSaturner]

Her ancestors were forcibly sent to Australia. Some of my families were as well. Sad! (Sun 21 Mar 2021 19h07)

[@iamhis4749]

Just like me 😊 I am Irish Scottish Australian! Our history is still young and we are still very connected to the homelands! ☘️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@theindiediary5950]

She also lives in Ireland.

[@jessicasarahliddell8883]

She’s very Irish by the sounds of it

[@romulodecastrodasilva5863]

Who cares, we all are humans and only this matters!

[@MyelinProductions]

Another Beautiful Rendition of a Historic Event and Song. Well done. Great presentation and voice. We are a film company and do many documentaries and do a lot of Action & SciFi as well. You have real Skill & Talent. You should act Ella. Thank You & Well Done, again. {"Siúil a Rún" is a traditional Irish song, sung from the point of view of a woman lamenting a lover who has embarked on a military career, and indicating her willingness to support him. The song has English language verses and an Irish language chorus, a style known as macaronic. The title (pronounced [ʃuːlʲ ə ɾˠuːnˠ]) translates to "go, my love" (or variants): siúil is an imperative, literally translating to "walk!", a rún is a term of endearment}.

[@aaroncarson1770]

Does she sell her body? Is that what dyeing her petticoats red implies?

[@josephfitzhenry245]

@@aaroncarson1770 No, she most certainly did not sell her body. If a woman dyed her petticoats it indicated that she was betrothed to be married as a sign of loyalty to her absent lover. Legend holds that the tradition dates to the 13th century when Scotland's St Margaret said that a woman could propose to a man on the 29th of February (leap year) as long as she wore a red petticoat.

[@jan_Masewin]

Thanks for the IPA!

[@trayseewritesstuffh8757]

Ella your voice, emotion and music touches my soul, I dont cry for many things, but I do with some of your songs. They just touch me. I just wanted you to know you have a beautiful voice

[@OldTerrible]

Yuck wtf are you.

[@caylormonroe5842]

I love Irish celtic music! It touches your soul

[@RainbowFlowerCrow]

Same! I want this song played at my funeral.. my Jamaican relatives are going to learn about Celtic culture by hook or by crook!☺️💚

[@Ryzoft]

Celtic is not Irish, it is Celtic. A culture shared by Scottish, Irish and Welsh plus some others.

[@Brokenwing20051]

She has a beautiful voice & captures the emotion of this bittersweet folk song extremely well.

[@TheSoftballstar1261]

@@Ryzoft I think I have some Celtic in me, according to my DNA report; I ALWAYS knew about the Irish American in me.

[@DMM-cv5fh]

To both Fraser Mackenzie Production and Ella Roberts: I don't think I can articulate just how beautiful this is. What makes Ella and Fraser Mackenzie Production different from anyone else is not just the gorgeous cinematography, voice, and instrumentation, but how they are bringing back songs long forgotten to history. As an American, with Scottish and Irish blood (with a dash of German) I cannot understand the Gaelic words, though I would love to learn it, but one doesn't need to understand the Gaelic words to grasp the meaning and emotion of the song. Ella, keep up your splendid work. I feel that you surpass almost all of the musical superstars I know. Stay humble, for that is what separates the truly talented musicians. You remind me of what Brianna looks like in Diana Gabaldon's outlander books, even more than Sophie Skelton (she is beautiful too) from the show. Fraser Mackenzie, keep up the superb quality. The more historical significance of the songs, the better they are. Keep that up!

[@james_t_kirk]

*In my opinion Ella Roberts has one of the most beautiful singing voices on the planet.*

[@KittyStarlight]

I very much and very strongly second that opinion. 🎵🎶🎵

[@Andrew-kw2bk]

What about the whole universe Captain?

[@ЂорђеПавличић]

I don't want to diminish the beauty of her voice, but have you heard all of the world's female singers to make such strong claim?

[@suicideistheanswer369]

the most beautiful among the ones you've heard

[@KevinP-fc3no]

My Lord she's a beautiful woman and sings like an angel. ❤

[@YceyNarrates]

Good gosh that voice is so beautiful I nearly shed a tear.

[@O.L.D_RC]

My heart broke again with the memory of watching my love walk away never to never to return. The pain was less though listening to the words of a woman letting her love walk away carried so beautifully on this ethereal voice. Thank you for helping rewrite my memory.

[@RainbowFlowerCrow]

Tears.. I hope that love finds you again someday, in whatever form, and that it renews your hope in love 💖

[@sageallen315]

Lovely song! Singer had to be FREEZING while filming this video tho! XD

[@daltonmiller5590]

Chorus using Google translate: Walk, walk, walk its secrets Walk quietly and walk quietly Walk to the door and escape with me And to you, my dear daughter Actual translation: Walk, walk, walk on, oh love Walk steadily and walk softly Walk to the door and escape with me And may you go, my darling, safely

[@jules2291]

And..... the song turns to a mom convincing her daughter to run away from home.

[@johnouderkirk2984]

Google was very close. I’d translate it as. Watch and don’t tell. Watch and never tell. Come away with me my love. And my love, never tell.

[@johnouderkirk2984]

My only problem with the official translation is that the word for also is agus, and the word agus only appears once in the last voice refrain. In the official translation it appears twice in writing. Someone has added an extra =and=. Plus, I agree that the word for daughter can be used for the word for love, but in the context of a woman selling her spinning wheel for a sword for her love, that doesn’t make sense either.

[@carlatabet6884]

The land is so beautiful and colourful and so is the song

[@galoglaich3281]

carla tebet thats the wicklow mountains on the east coast of ireland .Vikings show was filmed there

[@songbird377]

Your videos are some of the few that I keep coming back to! I hope you never stop doing them!

[@jackobrien5877]

The song is Irish

[@RedHelga84]

Чудова єтнічна музика, прекрасна природа, волелюбний ірландський народ.Респект вам з України!

[@vr3405]

Thank you from the Irish people

[@plantsman01]

Wow! this is probably the best version of Siúil a Rúin I've heard, and I have heard many versions.

[@morganalewis4455]

I have never liked this song. My first time I heard it, it was by Celtic woman. While the women have lovely voices and stage presentation, it always seemed too “jiggy” and over produced for what the song was actually about. When others sing it, it was always too pitchy or breathy, leaning in to the emotion of the song too much. But this cover really did it for me. I’ve played this on repeat since you’ve uploaded it and because of that you’ve earned a subscriber.

[@thedolphin5428]

A most thoughtful and accurate appreciation. I too find so many professional and famous singers and groups OVER-produce and OVER-sentimentalise very simple and beautiful folks songs ... unlike this lady.

[@johnnyboy7208]

I agree with you here, Celtic Woman is like Fairy Floss Irish music pretty to look at but no depth or soul.I was pleasantly surprised by this version now she is ex CW.Sean Cannon sings this song beautifully but Sean Nos is not to everyones taste.I like both versions

[@connornicholas8628]

There is something so magical about this song. If there ever was such a thing as elves, this is the language they would speak.

[@Noni1need8money]

rarely i say this but thanks yt recommendation, beautiful song cheers from croatia

[@IsaacCoverstone]

Just fantastic. The 27 people that downvoted this must be blind and deaf.

[@jamesms4]

It is up to 31 but I dinna fash about it. That means there are 31 anti-Scottish arseholes in the world and you what that means.....WE SCOTS STILL OUTNUMBER THE JAMMY BASTARDS!!!!!!!!!! :D. Cheers boss.

[@Vesnicie]

@@jamesms4 Well, she is Australian and the song is Irish, but yeah, f*** anyone who doesn't like Scotland! Just because. Cymru am byth and other non-sequitur nonsense.

[@asiginaakmiigwaan9200]

Maybe it was the English???

[@brentwelke1460]

Yes, both.

[@andronikyegiazaryan3546]

@@Vesnicie Alba gu brath !!!

[@elizabethgarrity6849]

Thisis Scottish Gaelic Ella Roberts sings many cottish Gaelic songs

[@ChillinLikeAVillain1210]

theres ma favourite aussie lass🎶 what a pleasure ✌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💚🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@johnherlihy4739]

I am seeing this song in 2024! Outstanding! 👍👍🥳

[@Maria-ze6tk]

So Incredibly beautiful . You are very beautiful and You have an Angel's voice ❤. This makes me So Proud of my Scottish and Irish ancestry 😊. My dream is to go there Once and to see this Beautiful Country for Real 😍

[@joebyrne3159]

Maria, Bravehearth, was filmed in Scotland and Ireland, mostly Ireland, Trim Castle and the Curragh inCo Kildare! Alot of people taught it filmed in Scotland, great for the tourist industry!

[@Maria-ze6tk]

Thank you very much for the tip 😊. I really should look at Braveheart and travel there also in the future . Thanks Thanks also for a great video. ❤

[@james_t_huntley33]

I CRIED THE MOMENT SHE STARTED, I HAVE NEVER FELT THAT SORROW IN THIS SONG, LIKE THIS

[@Murwoch]

Beautiful as the person singing, thank you.

[@RainbowFlowerCrow]

I used to sing this to my son when he was a baby.. he's 9½ now.. I fell in love with this song from Michael Flatley's Riverdance. I can't get enough of it! So much love for this version.. My parents are Jamaican, and my grandmother is only ½ Scottish, but I have always had a place in my heart for Celtic culture! I'm in tears because of how beautiful this version of this song is. It's pure and just plain lovely. 💞 Much love from some Jamaicans in Toronto, Canada 💞💖💚💖💞

[@user-ky6vw5up9m]

Rainbow Flower 🇯🇲

[@PeculiarVixen]

If you joined Celtic Women I would actually buy tickets as (honest opinion) you'd bring the soul back to the group, I miss the ol' Gaelic/Folk songs and tales! I cried when Máiréad Nesbitt went off on her own, really haven't felt as connected with the girls since Lisa Kelly/Lambe and Chloë Agnew. Although, though I love Éabha and I can imagine the harmony you two could make! Your rendition of Loch Lomond still ignites my soul, Thank you for doing what you do and making magic. Blessed Be! 🖤

[@milliem8051]

Éabha left Celtic Woman (maybe temporarily) and Chloë Agnew is taking her spot for their current tour.

[@philosophicalmonkachu7711]

She is already Celtic for me.........creative people must keep their flame burning by side ,creative carreers are hard to pursue

[@courtneygrier2015]

The first thing I thought of when listening to her is Celtic Woman. She reminds me of a mix between Lisa Lambe and Eabha! Beautiful girl!

[@travistheman607]

Many years ago a boat where you could pay fare was on Loch Lomond. Took it with my English father and older brother. The sun came out of the clouds with piercing sun beams so beautiful.

[@konikonitrainerwill5969]

@@travistheman607 that must've looked so awesome! Really wish we weren't stuck in our houses rn, cause I'd freaking love go to go to Scotland/Ireland. They are so cool!

[@genracer8866]

Beautiful Singing Voice😎👍✌️💙💜🧡💖💗

[@hedgy68]

Beautiful song sung beautifully and accompanied by the beauty that is Glenmacnass Waterfall and the Wicklow Mountains.

[@KnightofUkraine]

When Celts fight the Romans

[@TrishByrne]

Dia duit, beannacht moi music chairde, conas ata tu? Cava....hello music friends how are you....irish is a beautiful language indeed as is Latin and French and Spanish and English etc etc ola beannacht from 🇮🇪 ☘️ ☘️ ☘️ ☘️ ☘️ ☘️ ☘️ ☘️

[@KHH595]

No way! When I first discovered your music I was thinking of how lovely it would be if you covered this song and it sure is lovely. Absolutely beautiful!

[@WhitespaceFilms]

"How many cross dissolves do you want?" "Yes." Joking aside, this is a beautiful song.

[@sanamsitaram7940]

This killed me 😂😂😂😂😂

[@koraforlife1]

i'm moroccan and i love irish culture so mush.

[@therabman_5606]

Why we are always on the drink lol

[@mayfraser3774]

Why is no one talking about the beautiful scenery?

[@everready2903]

Oh yeah, that as well! Lol

[@stlouisix3]

I thank Christ that I am a Celt.

[@meganpatterson9189]

I am irish and I never heard anyone sing this song so well

[@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712]

Clannad also sang it very well. I first heard it from her and When you hear it in her version it's hard to prefer another version that slightly differs yet both a tem are enchanting. 🍀My father's grand-mother was Scot-Irish, of Patterson and McPherson lineage. 🍀🦄

[@huskybaby1988]

i Think its the Same how from the German Band Faun......Faun wilde Rose. But Beatyful Woman :)

[@IrishAoife96]

I’ve been feeling homesick and thought listening to Irish music would help 😅 I LIED TO MYSELF 😭😭😭

[@helenawoods]

this is pure starseed magic

[@johnoneill7648]

What beach is that 1:10 ???

[@liubomiramorozova6990]

You have a very beautiful voice!I waited)❤️I am from Russia

[@tonnihaugebilde2809]

Was in Iréland back in `88. And longed back ever since! The warmth, the hostility, the whole culture, and the country itself... Instantly fell in love! - And every time, i get to listen to the music, i dream back. "Fly" back to Limerick, Ennis, Belfast, Derry, Cliffs of Moher, and all the lovely memories with all them folks, i was lucky enough to meet.... Thanks for yet another reunion Ella! And the pleasure listening to Your truly gifted Voice!

[@dougmccoll6126]

Hospitality? Hostility? I guess it depends what was going on and what you did!

[@NeancySundayz]

I'm finding myself listening to Irish music because of Nol 💚 and I'm enjoying the ride.

[@avolakiamartin2478]

Divine

[@wisatamalam9608]

Support Ireland use their language 😀👍🏿

[@thetowerfantasymusic]

It's a shame you only have 6 videos Ella, i'm madly and absolutely in love with your music.

[@lordoftherings999]

Irish language is magical, almost like Tolkien's invented idioms

[@SNOK1986]

Everything about this makes me love this song. A tear is running down my face, incredible, I am lost for words.

[@TGio_]

I really cried with emotion and shivered all over my body. Greetings and love from Greece❤️.

[@mathialeuch896]

0:24 Just lovely!! ❤My son speaks Irish ! 🥰🇮🇪

[@Agent-od5qf]

Such a beautiful interpretation of this song

[@Shar_Bandraoi]

Well done. Very lovely. This makes me appreciate my irish roots even more, everytime i hear Celtic music it makes my spirit happy. 🙂

[@jamesmonahan1870]

Holy-smoke, what a beautiful video. ❤

[@balwinderkaur8708]

So peaceful and nice song I am an Indian so I can't understand this language but i can feel the peace ,love and calmness lying in the song

[@kathleenmurphy6220]

Music knows no boundaries, friend...

[@kedargurjar7373]

An Indian too here, I am a huge fan of all the Irish jigs and fiddles ...try listening em, you'll fall in love, like this amazing song.

[@kerriwilson7732]

I am descended from the British Isles & Gaelic is unknown to me. Don't feel self conscious.

[@MrVidification]

@@kerriwilson7732 I'm certain the Gaelic population is largerly western Scotland, ie western isles and west coast. Largely with an older generation (grandparents-great grandparents) who english, although in the highlands it is sometimes taught in schools. I think it has been added to duolingo, so it might get a slight boost in popularity yet. As for the Indian comments, I found an article with someone born or living in Scotland attempting to learn their families language (hindi) and noting speakers mix words lost on them in hindi- technically 'hindlish' I suppose. Reminded me of older relations who keep mixing up english and gaelic in the one sentence as their mother tongue is partially lost on them. (text only, google A’ghailleann” On Language-Learning )

[@kathrynb7439]

You may want to avoid calling Ireland part of the British Isles...

[@Priscilanoemi1]

sou Brasileira e amo suas músicas. muito sucesso pra você ❤️❤️❤️

[@philipdavis5050]

Wonderful color photography and Ella looks the very image of Celtic beauty. Beautiful singing as well.

[@kasiako355]

Such an angelic voice 💖🥰 the visuals are also beautiful 💖

[@jacobm.w.]

Is the Instrument at 0:44 minute a bagpipe or a kind of a flute. And if it is a flute, what kind? Thank you

[@USCFan2448]

Pretty sure it is Uillean Pipes. They are basically the Irish version of Bag Pipes but the bag is inflated with a bellow squeezed by one arm while squeezing the bag with the other. They are apparently an extremely difficult instrument to learn and master.

[@scottibrown3274]

Beautiful video, beautiful voice, beautiful song My maternal grandmother is half Irish so I’ve always had a love for Celtic music Greetings from the US 🇺🇸

[@ollieols2064]

I’m from the us too, Austrian Russian and Scottish 🇺🇸🇦🇹🇷🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💕 but I love Celtic music

[@CartePostale.]

Glad that you enjoy our music but, no matter whether your maternal grandmother was half Irish (?) or not, you are AMERICAN!

[@mudshrooze]

Miss you always do so so wonderfully. I will continue to share these videos until you are flooding with subs. Because you deserve it

[@EssenceOfTheSoul]

So beautiful and magical. This kind of music brings nostalgic and good feelings... I'm so happy that I discovered this amazing artist ♥

[@Joel-Cares-4-you]

Keep making songs, God said.. ( let your voice explore your feelings of your soul. Cry for the earth and the people. Let it be known. You will be welcome in open arms the kingdom of heaven.)

[@bencox9295]

Soul enriching song and breathtaking video!! Thank you so much! This was needed having just postponed my much anticipated and trained for solo backpacking adventure to Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿. The Irish ☘️ language, the views and culture are beautifully represented 👏👏👏❤️

[@egdg20]

I have always loved this song...I keep thinking there's some Irish in my blood; I certainly love Celtic music, the country, and their legends.

[@christaverduren690]

This is the most beautiful, haunting, moving, amazing version I've ever heard. I listen to it often.

[@CaptainArn]

How can you listen to this and watch this filmclip and *not* think you are listening to the spirit of the earth itself??

[@combatcanis]

What are the Scottish gaelic alternate lyrics for the irish parts? I don't know Irish other than the shared words between the two. I want to cover this 😊

[@300SonsofOdin]

Why the hell do you only have 38k subscribers? You should have at least 100 times more! The song is beautiful!

[@vansf3433]

Tradional music gives you a unique cultural identify Most European music has become so eroded and no longer thriving because European musicians have lost their traditional cultural identities to cheap entertainment, commercialisation and materialism - motivated purposes, and anarchy-styled social tendencies of liberalism The mixture of European music and African strong dancing music has disorted the uniqueness of European traditional sounds leading to the current monotonous boredomness of today's European music

[@yalmuzique]

I surely was Irish in my previous life.

[@DanielMosle]

..from the hill of Tara From the strike of steel when bridgids fire is hot From the cool stream where the wise salmon waits From the murmuring of the Niad The voice like water Flowing to the sea

[@HighlandSaga]

We are so proud that you are a part of the Highland Saga

[@AussieMaskedOwl]

The only thing I don't love about this is that the track is too short....I want to loop it over and over.

[@Supernenica_05]

No puedo describir con palabras lo que siento... Me heart is really touched 💕

[@bernicebest]

Visually Stunning, plus, Stunning Voice that is Crystal Clear can hear every word, and what an Amazing Colour your hair is, thank you 🙏 for such wonderful entertainment, Cheers 🥂

[@rebeccaburgess8901]

Your voice is so magical. I love it!

[@sadlaw2799]

I was led to your channel by William Wordsworth's the solitary reaper. I'm trying to find a song to help my students understand how captivating the song of the Highland lass must have been. I hope you'll sing a melancholy strain in Gaelic without the accompaniment of music.

[@technewsfortechnoobs]

Well...it's official. Everyone in my life that told me the perfect woman didn't exist and wasn't real flat out LIED to me!!! I just found my future ex-wife right here!!!

[@charbelyounes5188]

Bruh😂

[@Wild34ever]

"...To get the title of the initial stage of the druids, it took twenty years to study individually with Great Spirit Guide - a druid priest. The one who received the initiation was called "Bard". He had the moral right to go to the people and sing. To instill Light and Truth in people with your song, forming images with words that heal Souls" Anastasia "Ringing Cedars of Russia"

[@fin2725]

I'm so happy people are bringing this gem back

[@AnaLittleFogMaglica]

This is amazing.😱 Beautiful nature, beautiful you...everything. 😊😍 And I adore your voice. 💙🧡

[@mach1gtx150]

Half my family came from Sligo in the 1870's here to settle in Kearney, Nebraska. Nice to know we have some Irish roots as I've always loved the Irish people, history and music especially.

[@combatcanis]

My roots lie in scotland, and holland, but this song takes me to lands I can only dream of.

[@isabelacastillo8116]

I’m an Irish-Latina and I’m not deeply connected to my Mexican roots Irish music is just pure magic and these visuals are stunning

[@CelticAngloPress2nd]

Welcome back, great rendition.

[@cmcgrew98]

Was feeling upset, this afternoon (connected with my family and the coronavirus). This song has been helping me calm down.

[@gregwarner3753]

My concern about Ireland is I may meet an Irish woman and never come back here. That may not be a bad thing.

[@hubertzubrzycki4234]

This song is incredible indeed, your voice is angelic

[@mmariokart231]

Nice! Keep it up! :D