Song of the Sea - Dúlamán

Once again, I search for something on KZbin and cannot find it. It is this amazing scene from the movie Song of the Sea.
The only thing I found was someone had recorded it using... their... phone... and uploaded to youtube. That got 20k views... /facepalm. Great job.
So here it is in glorious 1080p!

[@roninelenion4805]

It's kind of sad that they hear a voice from their stone friends and just sort of accept it. They must have forgotten what their voices sounded like.

[@auryn8450]

i love how the song is about selkies and then the refrain be like "ay bitch we have the best seaweed in Ireland"

[@sophiatalksmusic3588]

It's an Irish folk song; the selkie parts were just made for the movie. In the real version, the entire song is about seaweed.

[@zlosov5817]

Have you SEEN how nice that seaweed is? It's the best in all of the... Ireland.

[@gagrki6019]

It’s actually a metaphor, the seaweed represents a beautiful woman

[@randomstranger9306]

The seaweed is the two characters in the song who aren't a beautiful woman, actually.

[@badtzmaro]

considering she's a selkie, a mythical creature associated with the sea i think its so cute that they sing a song about irish seaweed

[@nj.7325]

Apparently it's a metaphor, about an Irish seaweed (a wealthy father) and a stately seaweed (a more modest man) who is in love with his daughter, not wealthy but respected by everyone else. When dad doesn't give his blessing they run away together.

[@MistCellaneous-5]

Funny thing about this song is that it's mostly about Ireland having the best seaweed ever.

[@maddieharrison3577]

The Otter I think the seaweed is a metaphor for something better

[@LilFrg]

It's a classic about a poor man wanting to court a wealthy lady but the father says no and then they eventually run away together.

[@captainskiipe1504]

I was thinking about that the whole movie from this scene forwards

[@waryscroll9649]

@@maddieharrison3577 it is a metaphor, the Irish seaweed represents a wealthy man and the stately seaweed represents a poor man who has fallen in love with the Irish seaweed's(wealthy man's) daughter at the end of the song the daughter and the stately seaweed(poor man) run away.

[@cheesethekoala8756]

I think I heard it was sort of a code using metaphors when the British occupied the region, I don’t know the particulars but there were quite a few songs like that actually

[@sage7123]

This movie was truly one of a kind. The graphics, the music, even the cast was simply breathtaking. Words can't describe how much this movie means to me.

[@bqalek3355]

I've watched it over 10 times,and i still can't get enough of it.

[@bloopydabloop8860]

This movie is a cinematic masterpiece, but it’s probably the weakest out of all the movies that Cartoon Saloon has made. Im not bashing on the movie, it’s amazing, but the other movies Cartoon Saloon has made are even more beautiful.

[@dhayabris3163]

indeed ... the simplicity of its animation makes it far more unique... I've never been so impressed! not to mention the story! indeed one of kind 👌

[@AtarahDerek]

"We have selkies. They come for the seaweed and stay for the liberation." -Dulaman according to Cartoon Saloon

[@M0VTV]

I love the part when Saoirse played the shell to this song. It added a great music tone to this song. Who else agrees?

[@kashey2000]

Yeah she is really getting into the swing of things.

[@Atea1793]

And she's so cute when she does it!

[@vivek5420]

Me agree

[@puppetslullaby4664]

I really liked this part in the movie 🐚🌊❤

[@ONEPEAKFRFR]

This movies one of the few movies that actually nearly made me cry I really love this

[@M.E.Pearson]

Same

[@puffpastry7712]

If you liked Song of the Sea, I'd highly recommend Secret of Kells if you haven't seen it yet!

[@-leira-7829]

This movie was so magical and it still is

[@enkhtemuulenodgerel6175]

You got point

[@Vintag3_Tap3]

More magical than disney :)))

[@dhayabris3163]

I fell in love with the animation style ❤️ simple yet magical

[@suzxnne-tx7kw]

Amazing movie

[@karolinakuc4783]

​​@@Vintag3_Tap3Ah you know Disney in their renaissance 2000s had a lot of magical movies but I prefer Cartoon Saloon coz they haven't made a bad movie in their history

[@PhilPower134]

I know that it translates to "the best in all of Ireland" but I love how the last line of the chorus sounds like "Part of being Ireland." As if to say "Being the best is just part of being Irish."

[@someoneelse318]

Definitely the best version ever. All the "serious" Dúlamán-versions online are so terribly "artfully" made with so much bling the song really looses its drive which is so powerful here to hear.

[@cro-magnum7642]

what about the Celtic Woman version?

[@CollinMcLean]

And this version sounds like a couple of buds in a pub just having the time of their life.

[@decothefish]

This is by far my favorite movie and most treasured the music just calms me down

[@monsegonzalez7644]

I agree ! I find this movie so calming 🥺💗

[@kendraferguson2110]

Truly

[@zacktutorial]

i love cartoon saloon movies. a pity that he lost the oscar for best animated film to big hero six.

[@worldofjake2012]

I love this movie's soundtrack, man. It's so catchy.

[@willowgrovestables]

Jake Sharratt this movie (besides Harry Potter) is my favorite movie,

[@adrianramacho6782]

Ik

[@selliterallydies]

actually the movie didnt make the song

[@birajsingha9879]

Secret Of The Kells too man, it's soooo good 😌❤️

[@sorchatheraven]

@@birajsingha9879 Love Secret of Kells. It's beautiful with a dark bit to it

[@eclecticspaghetti]

I like how the brothers aren't actually that together at first. They needed Saoirse and her shell to bring it all together. And when they did, it was amazing.

[@extraterrestrian]

*_LYRICS_* The selkie song is bright, To waken all who follow, Manannan will lead, And Tír na nÓg will follow. Dúlamán na bínne bui, Dúlamán Gaelach. Dúlamán na farraige b'fhearr a bhí in Éirine. Saoirse the selkie, will sing and save the day. The Daoine Sídhe who rescued her, will cheer and celebrate. Dúlamán na bínne bui, Dúlamán Gaelach. Dúlamán na farraige b'fhearr a bhí in Éirine. Long, long we prayed, To hear the selkie song, And now we pray again, That her song will never end. Dúlamán na bínne bui, Dúlamán Gaelach. Dúlamán na farraige b'fhearr a bhí in Éirine.

[@donutyumyum9767]

I wonder who mananan is

[@NoNameThoughtOfYet]

@@donutyumyum9767 Manannán Mac Lír/"Son Of The Sea" Is The God Of The Sea. The Isle Of Man In The British Isles Are Named After Him And The Triskelion On The Flag Is His Symbol. It's Said He Has 3 Legs To Quickly Scan His Kingdoms On Land And The Sea

[@Frisby2007]

I wish they included this song in the soundtrack of the movie. I absolutely loved this one!

[@eilonwy0360]

Heard this song from Celtic Woman's cover, fell in love with the song, rewatched Song of the Sea like dozen of times, yet I never realized they actually sang it.

[@radioactiveferrets]

Same!

[@lilypacheco1084]

This makes me wish I was Irish.

[@wingedfury9157]

Lily Pacheco You're welcome to come visit :)

[@xxaarmaufangirlxx6934]

Lily Pacheco I swear learning the language is hard in school

[@pokemon4life35aj4]

Lily Pacheco I'm Irish I can teach you

[@chloet9263]

xXAarmau FangirlXx im learning German and I'm gonna learn Irish if that's possible someday

[@katiesmith5088]

Nacht97 that probably won’t happen for a long time yet. We fought for our freedom and most people are pretty keen o. Keeping the language alive. I myself am fluent in it

[@beaucameron3048]

The middle guy: do you hear them cheering lads Me: clapping My brother: why are you clapping Me: because I can boi I learned how to edit OMG And thanks for the four likes Edit: hello I’m back and holy crap 6 likes

[@MaylocBrittinorum]

TIL the Sidhe have fourth-wall breaking powers.

[@hollalaland]

6 likes? Now you have 206

[@loreofthecosmos]

fucking loved this movie. saoirse is probably one of my fav characters, but it's tought, they're all pretty damn awesome

[@ivanost1993]

Since I saw the cartoon I am obsessed with this song, especially when I take a shower lol. Greetings from Serbia!

[@arco-irish818]

Hi ! In Serbia, you have a great group of irish/celtic music called Irish Stew of Sindidun ^^

[@extraterrestrian]

Иван Остојић I sing this in the shower. Including the Irish lyrics

[@Navi11u5]

I'm so angry, Dulaman is one of my favorites songs and this one of my favorite movies yet I never realised it was in here aghh

[@saoirserosenstock8144]

being called Saoirse and watching this makes it even more cute 😂 x

[@pokemon4life35aj4]

Saoirse Rosenstock my name is called Saoìrse. I am a selkie

[@joesilverstein2548]

pokemon4life35 AJ no your name is Pokemon AJ, it says so in your username

[@errorcodenumber4042]

haha yup

[@franklyfrancis3462]

“Her name’s Saoirse!” “......*SAOIRSE!*”

[@kashey2000]

Saoirse is pretty bright for a 6 year old.

[@nisaiahcampbell8390]

Actually, she's 4

[@melancholygirl7793]

@@nisaiahcampbell8390 In the movie it was her sixth birthday.

[@mateeeee]

Well she's actually a magical selkie, not just some average child.

[@whereisthefire6285]

Children are smarter than we give the credit for honestly, they are just clueless to what to do in social situations... and more advanced learning stuff of course ^^

[@turtlepower4lee]

She’s also cute.

[@NoNameThoughtOfYet]

0:22 This Film (And The Secret Of Kells In Part Because Vikings Actually Did Raid Ireland Like That) Is Based Heavily On Ancient Irish Mythology. Here's The Lyrics And The Meaning Of The Irish Phases Behind Them: "The Selkie Song Is Bright To Waken All Who Follow Manannán Will Lead And To Tír Na nÓg We Follow Dúlaman Na Binne Buí/Yellow Channelled Wrack Dúlaman Gaelach/Irish Channelled Wrack Dúlamán Na Farraige/Channelled Wrack From The Sea 'B'fhearr A Bhí In Éireann"/The Best In All Of Ireland A Selkie Is The Irish Version Of A Mermaid, They Are Often Seen As Bad Omens Leading Men To Their Deaths As They Are Often In The Form Of Beautiful Women On The Shoreline Dead, They Will Stay With The Men Sometimes For Years Until They Are Called Back To The Sea, With The Men So Enchanted By Them They Go Into The Water After Them And Drown. The Name Manannán Mac Lír/"Son Of The Sea" Is The God Of The Sea. The Isle Of Man In The British Isles Are Named After Him And The Triskelion On The Flag Is His Symbol. It's Said He Has 3 Legs To Quickly Scan His Kingdoms On Land And The Sea. Tír Na nÓg/"Land Of The Young" Is Like The Irish Pre-Christian Version Of Olympus In Greek Mythology. It's Considered To Be Part Of The "Otherworld" Where The Gods Rest In Eternal Paradise, Happiness And Festivity Without Sadness, Pain Or Death. Another Famous Legend With This Place In It Is "Oísin In Tír Na nÓg". The Next Part Is The Course Of A Famous Irish Song Called "Dúlaman". Dúlaman Is Irish For A Species Of Seaweed Called Pelvetia Canaliculata. It Was Salvaged From The Sea In Times Of Famine To Avoid Starvation. The Whole Song Takes A Play On A Young Man Trying To Court A Young Girl And Her Father Drives The Man Away As He Is Too Poor For Him. Hope This Explained This For You! :D

[@TheEathor]

Wow, that was so informative :) Thank you

[@R_Osiris_Sepp]

aH, cAPTAIN cAPITAL. wE mEET aGAIN!

[@duskflower8825]

I don't think your Selkie lore is the same as the movie is based off of or the most traditionally held beliefs (though certainly there's that version of the Selkie tale somewhere, tis the nature of folklore). I'm not Irish or a scholar or anything, just an enthusiast who finds all her information online. In the more coventional Selkie lore I'm more familiar with (that is also the version held by Wikipedia, hehe, as well as what this movie is based off of), the Selkies aren't bad omens or malicious. They take can take the form of a seal or a woman (but never at the same time - they aren't mermaids with seal tails or anything of that sort). A man would steal a Selkie's coat and she would be forced to become his wife and stay with him. She might spend years with him, raising children and may even fall in love with him and love her children (or stare pensively at the sea and miss her home and/or her Selkie husband) until she finds her sealskin again and returns to the ocean (even if she loves her family, the ocean is where she belongs). She may never be seen again (except by her children, when she's in seal-form). Song of the Sea basically happened when the director looked at that lore and said "So..what happens to the Selkie's children?" The Irish mermaids, though often confused with Selkies and possessing slightly similar lore, are called Merrows and I think they're also not of the "lure men to their death kind", though I'm less familiar with Merrow lore and folktales. In short, what you said about Selkies isn't necessarily incorrect - just not correct, either, if that makes sense (again, folklore has a million versions). Dulaman (the original version) is a great song and ridiculously fun to sing.

[@limebean]

So many long comments... good read

[@foolofhearts8126]

M. Cloak Selkies are actually a Scottish thing originally, though I think there’s Irish lore about them too.

[@Vintag3_Tap3]

I grew up around celtic mythology. The first movie I ever saw (while also grew up with) from these movie creators was the secret of kells. And I watched both that movie and song of the sea too many times to remember, one of the classics and will always be in my heart.

[@mateosandiavologomeznavarr3149]

Good song, from a great movie, from the best animation studio of Ireland

[@enkhtemuulenodgerel6175]

Everything is great

[@milliec8559]

MY CHILDHOOD 😭😭

[@enkhtemuulenodgerel6175]

😎👍

[@Woahitsaturtlegynecologist]

REAL

[@deidradunn4076]

Hear the lads cheering!? *silence* Me: Clearly been alone for 47 years lol

[@ponanaswarv3128]

The songs in this film resonate throughout my family. My two daughters absolutely adored this film when they were toddling ❤️

[@thewizardwoo]

This is literally one of the best animated movies ever

[@esejsnake1503]

WHY are they singing about seaweed

[@fmor2779]

Dulaman is an edible seaweed that kept villagers from starvation in times were there wasnt much food, it is eaten with potatoes and other vegetables. The song is about hope in times of shortage, they sing about how nice and beautiful dulaman is acompanied with a story about a young man trying to impress a young lady with presents as a metaphor. The verse can be translated to "Seaweed from the yellow clif, irish seaweed. Seaweed from the sea, the best in all Ireland"

[@esejsnake1503]

Fio Mo Thanks. Nice piece of information :-)

[@thecourtjester2610]

_because it is very good seweed_

[@wearewon]

So it doesn't drown them.

[@franklyfrancis3462]

Esej Snake ‘Tis because seaweed is scrumptious, mon ami

[@DimitriAlexandreBlaiddyd14]

I actually really love this song. I can't put the Celtic Woman cover down.

[@WhiteSwarm]

This is my favourite song from the movie

[@M0VTV]

01ARTICA I agree with you

[@ludovicagianella6842]

01ARTICA Catchy, right?

[@yootubeaccountname]

01ARTICA m Jkmmnbnmu

[@ludovicagianella6842]

01ARTICA I lire 'em all

[@sellmoon]

I wish this version was released, it's so natural and authentic! It's my favourite so far (even above the celtic woman one!)

[@frog9334]

the captions are hilarious

[@r.gullick329]

Haha, AI can't keep up with this accent!

[@joesilverstein2548]

Robin Gullick the best part is 1:29 - “no mom we prayed to hear the sake song” so they’re singing about Japanese alcohol?

[@DragonLovingGirl6]

Oh my gosh I only just realized! 'Dúlamán' is an actual song!

[@kwakuanansi9131]

Tuatha De Danann Lugh (the high) Dagda (the gray beard) Dianchecht (the youngest)

[@GraeGivens]

This song was in my head for years

[@MrJuanito931228]

Not a lot of grandparents do this...But I remember as a 4-year-old kid when my grandmother sang old Irish songs while knitting a sweater or clothing. Both of my parents worked and so I spent a lot of time with her reading dusty old mythical books and hear her tell folklore. Thinking about it...That is how myths and legends are passed on. Through our elders dreaming of the past and orally transmitting it to the younger generation.

[@thesancheztwinslupitaandpa5007]

I love this movie

[@kaelahendricks6039]

This tune has been stuck in my head for weeks and this magically shows up on my dash? 🤯

[@PixarShark]

This song burrows into your head. XD I love it.

[@Icepid]

This song has been stuck in my head since rewatching the movie and tbh, I’m not complaining

[@NURAMIRAHMAISARAHBINTIMOHAMEDA]

my younger sister likes to watch this but after her death 9/7/2021 i played this song everyday this song and the movie made me IN TEARS THEY MADE ME IN TEARS BRO

[@SpectralArchivist]

YOU SAVED ME WITH THIS ONE! I have searched for this everywhere!

[@camillemacfarlane5296]

such an amazing melody ✨🎼

[@SagaDraws]

In the first verse, it literally kills me how he rhymes "Follow" with "Follow"

[@kaos869]

I love this movie!

[@aweirdhuman2678]

Thank you for posting a good quality video of this ^v^

[@lemonkerr3698]

Keep the craic goin lads!

[@HH-lo7jw]

I turned on the captions and it was so funny

[@bingus9651]

this is my favorite movie

[@fmor2779]

The seaweed song!!!

[@grime2381]

This SHORE is a great song

[@lorelivick4923]

EEEEEEYYY 😎👉👉

[@swampdollie]

i watched this movie 1,000 times and i luv it

[@Elizabeth-mj5br]

This is such nice quality! I wasn't expecting this to be so good but then again when I watched the movie it was the day before i had to get new glasses so my eyesight wasnt the best atm

[@flowerfaerie8931]

This song. Is literally about a romance between SEAWEEDS. Best. Fun fact. Ever.

[@melancholygirl7793]

No, the stately seaweed isn't in love with the irish seaweed, he's in love with the irish seaweed's daughter. It's metaphors.

[@ellarue3753]

This song is so cheerful I love it!

[@laininbluescourt]

This movie changed me when i was a kid omg

[@thesingersagas]

thank you for this!

[@sleepersraphy3393]

I love how they reference the song.

[@brucecollins4729]

this is an irish variant of the scottish sang cutting ferns.

[@warrior9792]

Dúlaman is an actual song itself too

[@I_Drink_Pepsi_Wrong]

I found this vid while half asleep and I have no regrets

[@Animelover-bk4tu]

We're doing this song in my choir XD

[@allmyjunkyo]

thank you thank you for taking time to upload, appreciate more than you’ll know

[@harmonybade324]

This is absolutely fabulous!

[@vtvargo]

I absolutely love, love, love this movie"Song of the Sea"!💟💟💟

[@drakedragonking4698]

Were has this been all my life

[@rosestrife1498]

We used to sing this when I was little

[@SCTheth]

Frisk listening to a song about seaweed. Seems legit.

[@ispeakmovie]

Such a good movie! And this song is so catchy! I'm only half Irish but I've been trying to learn how to pronounce the Irish lyrics correctly. I've probably listened to it 40 or 50 times now haha

[@GuitarRocker2008]

HOW HAVE I NEVER SEEN THIS BEFORE?!

[@frisbyart]

I’m disappointed this song never made it in the soundtrack. It’s my favorite version of the Dulaman songs I’ve heard.

[@valentina.strmecki]

iconic

[@sophiatalksmusic3588]

I love the original song! I was so happy to find it here! Anyway, what instrument did they use for the shell?

[@andyk5467]

some sort of woodwind im sure, ill see if i can find the exact one!

[@rubyjosephh]

Как же мне нравится их акцент

[@RobinScott7691]

Ireland is so beautiful. Used to enjoy the scenery watching Ballykissangel. Loved that series!

[@amck17]

I CANNOT EXPRESS HOW MUCH I LOVE THIS

[@justusb.plorer8773]

Truly the laddiest lads that ever ladded.

[@amandajones9227]

I thought these guys were the villains at first when I saw them come outta the pipe

[@SurerRain20]

This song is the best

[@PolymurExcel]

I would love the full English version of this, not that I don't the the Irish version, but can't I love 'em both?

[@ceciliahendrickoson6564]

I wish there was a recording of just the song. It's such an awesome classic!!!

[@spirituelegitmen]

iNANILMAZ. Bu film tam olarak beni ve yaşadıklarımı anlatıyor. Ve o şarkı... Defalarca kez ruhumda çaldı. .Şarkıların ve bu spiritüel yapımların devamının gelmesi için sonsuz olasılıkları ve mucizeleri aktif ediyorum! Ben ve ruh ailem olan spiritüel ruhlardan , Türkiyeden kocaman sevgiler ve enerjiler...(yazan , çizen, seslendiren, paylaşan herkese.... ) NAMASTE MY SOUL MATE SIUŞA

[@divedzy1513]

my fav movie everr

[@franklyfrancis3462]

This is good for my heart... it really is 🔮💜✨

[@marializardo2354]

I Just watched this and now the song is stuck in my head

[@elianlugo411]

Okay, but... WHY IS THAT SHORT FAIRY SO FREAKING ADORABLE!??!

[@farahalzubaidi1463]

Im not even Irish but I know this song by heart! Ahhhh love you Irish people

[@tarniabook3076]

Owls, you, owls, thanks for stoneing the fairies. Let me get this straight, I don´t hate them. I think they rule, they are good singers! And interesting mythological creatures. But when I first saw them, I was afraid. "Oh, the dumb characters, *sigh* okey..." but no, they didn´t say anything stupid, they weren´t dumb at all! They weren´t the Olaf/Maximuos/Gargoyles or anything like that. It´s only I´m kind of tired of those characters who are almost only for the children. Sometimes is only two or three words in the bacground, or none, maybe they just make faces or sing a little, okey. But some of them ruin moments. Olaf, no, Anna´s about to *freeze*, don´t rolle as a penguin, don´t yell of joy. Don´t make this nice, because it musn´t. Maybe I´m exaggerating, maybe I´m wrong, maybe I´m just the hater, but that´s how I see it.

[@HayleyOtter]

Tarnia Book you arent wrong, in my opinion, the "comic relief" of childrens movies are the worst part. Such as the gargoyles in Hunchback of Notre Dame, they are a part of the original book, however they are only in Quasimodo's imagination (whereas in the movie its... questionable whether they are or not since they can interact with people..) and they offer him a sort of friendship and someone to talk to and express his thoughts out loud between multiple characters without being too goofy

[@Frisby2007]

Tarnia Book I have to agree. Comical relieve characters aren’t necessarily bad, but they essentially tell viewers this movie is more for kids than anything, and it almost insults the intelligence of other viewers. Like, this movie had no comic reliefs and it still had quirky humor and mature themes even kids could understand. Wish more American movies could see it that way.

[@quizzicalsphinx]

I'd say they're more light-hearted than anything else. They move the story forward, rather than grinding things to a halt just for a catchy song or a funny bit. I love the way this movie is so very clearly kid-friendly but without talking down to kids or waving something shiny and distracting in their faces.

[@joesilverstein2548]

Frisby2007 yeah. The type of comic relief characters I hate are the ones who do nothing but slow down the plot and ruin things by being stupid (Sid the sloth, the deer from Open Season etc.) Sokka from ATLA is a GOOD comic relief character because he’s actually smart and not just there to slow down the plot with dumb jokes. Sure, he MAKES dumb jokes, but he’s competent and saved the other character’s lives with his smart thinking more than once. It’s more realistic that way too: just because someone is funny doesn’t mean they’re incompetent/an idiot.

[@temmieisakward2830]

I honestly like coming back to this cause i like there version of singing it

[@christianschembre5903]

I am so proud to be of Irish descent!!

[@chriskampen3633]

turn on the subtitles, it's gold

[@rin.city.]

hahaha I've watched this 2933939272032038382302038385 times today I still can't remember the lyrics

[@kimmyross5887]

[Gaelic:] Idir ann is idir as Idir thuaidh is idir theas Idir thiar is idir thoir Idir am is idir áit As an sliogán Amhrán na farraige Suaimhneach ná ciúin Ag cuardú go damanta Mo ghrá Idir gaoth is idir tonn Idir tuile is idir trá As an sliogán Amhrán na Farraige Suaimhneach nó ciúin Ag cuardú go damanta Idir cósta, idir cloch Idir brí is idir muir Tá mé i dtiúin [English:] Between the here, between the now Between the north, between the south Between the west, between the east Between the time, between the place From the shell The song of the sea Neither quiet nor calm Searching for love again My love Between the winds, between the waves Between the sands, between the shore From the shell The song of the sea Neither quiet nor calm Searching for love again Between the stones, between the storm Between belief, between the sea I am in tune

[@L.Valentina]

Love this old irish song 💕💕 good things to spread it for new generation with this lovely movie that I’ve seen 5003939 X lol so magic

[@caoimhepower395]

I always find it funny how the Sídhe are portrayed as friendly and jolly in this film when in folklore they're such serious (and at times dangerous) beings who will curse you if you cross them.

[@thecelticdragon2139]

You're right about them being serious and dangerous at times. But they also have been known be very joyful when they are comfortable and left alone. And there are stories of the Sidhe(sorry, I don't know how to do accents) even giving good fortune or granting small favors to people who are helpful to them, or to people who do the Sidhe great services. Depends on the story.

[@caoimhepower395]

@@thecelticdragon2139 true enough. And I think you can get the fada (the accent) by pressing ctrl+alt, at least, that works on my laptop.

[@thecelticdragon2139]

@@caoimhepower395 well crap. I only have a phone.

[@thecelticdragon2139]

@@caoimhepower395 But thanks. That's useful info.😊

[@coyoots]

omg turn the captions on xD

[@moonyou1201]

I just notice that the violin man is not holding the violin right