The Dubliners - Rocky Road To Dublin [HQ][HD]+ Lyrics

Rocky Road To Dublin
The Dubliners
Lyrics

[@junkycheetah1779]

That feeling you get when you don't miss a single word

[@McGooglez]

It's in the blood

[@beastmodejj8588]

What is it, I've been trying for hours

[@daithio.7378]

BeastModeJ J Good one bro good one I wonder would he share that feeling 😂📸✌️.

[@daithio.7378]

Junky Cheetah I getting the hang of it now ☘ Sláinte 🍻.

[@tothepintodurrrow2425]

4 years and I still can't sing the first half....

[@MrPjw5]

... I suddenly have a desire to enter myself in underground boxing tournaments...

[@randallcotten5069]

MrPjw5 Sherlock Holmes, right? I just saw the movie and looked up the music. I wonder why this particular song was chosen...

[@MrPjw5]

Randall Cotten Cuz the Irish are fighters, man. Give us a good reason to be pissed, and you'll regret it for sure. The last part of this song showcases that; the guy was given crappy conditions on a British ship back to Tuam, then the guys started making fun of Ireland. Nothing gets an Irishman more fired up than people making fun of his home country. Playing this over a Fight-Club-esque scene was a brilliant move on Guy Ritchie's part.

[@randallcotten5069]

It fits perfectly with the scene, you're right. It fits well the change in image of Sherlock: not a wimpy little brainy guy. He's uses his mind to kick some butt. Just like the Irish.

[@MrPjw5]

Randall Cotten That's another thing about us; we can be quite clever when the situation demands it :)

[@Disastre]

MrPjw5 *me self

[@kingmarkos2871]

After I listen to this song for 748 times trying to sing along, find out that I need to be irish

[@tatefritcher7346]

Thats right only full blooded Irishman can sing along to this

[@edconway8599]

Most Irish people can’t the Dubliners were a special group

[@tatefritcher7346]

Ik just playing I'm just happy I can

[@moatef1586]

No need English isn't even my first language and I sing along well 😂😂

[@springyboi7747]

I have sung it no mistakes and I am only 80% Irish that still proves your point

[@robertmccartney7217]

A Chinese man: after learning to master yourself in a fight sober Now master yourself drunk. An Irishman: you fight sober?

[@derchozenvun83]

A Chinese man: England is great force that redirected massive lands such as our own. An Irish man: Aye, those cunts next door never get a clue, and now they're getting weaker than your rhino horn supply. Have some self respect guys. There's a reason why we became Loki's playground instead of PlunderFest for The Fromorians.

[@ayshort33]

Love it!!!!!!

[@neingagging7747]

*An Irishman: You've been sober before?

[@abbiestrait7907]

Ight he gonna get mee vodka

[@dontcheckmyprofilepicture1126]

Larry and Max cyka blyat

[@pzz9783]

Me trying to sing along Take: 639

[@1999alexh]

+Dallin Cranston The lyrics start at 0:08, 2 hours are 7200 seconds. The maximum takes are 7200/8=900. Lying piece of shit.

[@S2C20]

+1999alexh FFS no one cares

[@kraeknindjan5023]

+Dallin Cranston Yes, thinkings ar for nerds! You really got that 99alax kid!

[@jamescalvert4471]

+Dallin Cranston Did you feel a breeze when it went over your head?

[@bramsturk619]

+pz z97 hahah same, I thougt maby with lyrics I can sing some along, but is was nothing

[@willkenny5687]

Just for those who don’t know, the Shillelagh is a traditional Irish heavy walking stick/club, often made from blackthorn. It’s a brutal bludgeoning weapon, and when he says “my shillelagh I let fly”, it means someone is about to have a *very* bad day.

[@Regular_1094]

I sadly only know this cause finlay had one in WWE. when he was down, hornswaggle used to come out from under the ring and give him the shillelagh and turn the odds back on his side.

[@aceofjacks7071]

DnD fans: I've seen this one, it's a classic!

[@Rabid.Prinxe]

@@Regular_1094 Or when Sheamus started carrying one lol

[@IrishMan441]

It was also hollowed and filled with lead. Like a Billy club.

[@waynejones205]

They LOOK like they would Hurt for sure! Thanks for enlightening about them being one and the same😊

[@philipkilleen10]

The most realistic thing is that when he went into Dublin he got all of his stuff stolen

[@kayakwestnow4788]

Bleedin gurriers

[@Elghast]

Philip Killeen it's funny you say this. I went to Limerick in middle school on a school trip and lost my wallet with 80 euros in it (all the money for the week long trip).. 2 years later two policemen delivered it at my house in Rome Italy. With all the money in it. For comparison a girl lost her wallet years later in Manchester and all her info got immediately stolen. From then on I trusted the Irish blindly, and the English much less

[@aqualitten]

No in darnedale or the k (cause ballymuners Rob your runners

[@benis4958]

@@Elghast they actually returned it? Considering its fucking limerick you got insanely lucky

[@antadhg]

@@benis4958 considering its limerick im amazed he wasnt shanked

[@someguyontheinternet5944]

I heard this song in Sherlock Holmes with Robert Downey Jr. and the scene this song is in is awesome

[@lenakan8990]

Me too, and it wad crazy firring hahahah

[@ivanrayanguiano3217]

Hell yeah, makes me wanna get in a bar fight and have them throw me to the street and hear the bar owner yell AND STAY OUT!!! 🍻

[@CoM_tE]

DISCOMBOBULATE

[@titanicboy2722]

@@CoM_tE blind opponent… Discombobulate.

[@SilverSwordCreative]

Same bro same!

[@razaalak]

How on Earth can he breath? Luke, you are a wizard.

[@Daniel-dw9xt]

Im pretty close it does take alot of managemt like how long not to breath

[@ricstunneloftunes4288]

razaalak ''tis skill my dude

[@Daniel-dw9xt]

Just learn to take quick breaths in between the verses

[@Daniel-dw9xt]

And when ever theres a small break

[@ruasunev1178]

Lung capacity over 90000

[@PandeyPrashant]

In summary: ears ringing, jaw fractured, three ribs cracked, four broken, diaphragm hemorrhaging. Physical recovery: six weeks. Full psychological recovery: six months. Capacity to spit at back of head: *neutralized*

[@georgousgeorge69]

Goin ireland

[@zeus123444]

Read that as RDJ....still amazing lol

[@youmah25]

you need a cup of irish coffee

[@marycottet9460]

i think he need's 8 cups

[@SuzanneHomemaker]

Youcef Mahdadi No he needs 12 pints of beer.

[@adudeofsortz1587]

I've done it. It took me TWO weeks but I managed to memorize the entire song. Now this is something I consider an achievement.

[@florpyjohnson9531]

do you still remember it 1 year later?

[@adudeofsortz1587]

@@florpyjohnson9531 What's funny is I still do, apart from the rocky road to dublin I also now now whiskey in a jar along I'll tell me ma

[@AnjaJonasson]

It's one hell of a job, an'i'm just halfway through it. It's worth every word though. Congrats to ya!!!

[@bobmewis9964]

Well done. Galway Races next then!

[@k4nj1kun83]

History teacher: today we’re learning about Dublin Almost every girl in my class: EWW, BORING. Me and my boys:

[@ashleyhicks7664]

me and the boys:"Chug!Chug!Chug!"

[@JohnLegmore]

me and the boys dancing in a row of 12 hands on are shoulder doing the Classic bar kick dance

[@mr.feefee1972]

Me n the boys actually memorizing this song to piss off our teachers.

[@ashleyhicks7664]

@@mr.feefee1972 me and the bous being american:REEEE

[@ray_isback9116]

@@ashleyhicks7664 REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@doodlebug6296]

Me: turns up to 1.25x *Jigging intensifies*

[@armageddon_gaming]

Doodle Bug play it at x2

[@keriafaith]

this comment made me laugh for 10 minutes... no idea why.

[@mohammadramees7396]

my bro started rapping faster than eminem

[@TheGWR0-4-0]

I did it at 1.5

[@karlsson7300]

That´s nothin´mate! Turn it to 0.25 and you hear an irish singer which has drunk too much......if that´s even possible^^

[@Pakistanicecream-z1x]

I cannot imagine how much an Irishman would love this song. Even a Pakistani man such as myself likes the beautiful rhythm and emotion that lies inside this this sung song.

[@mrpsychopotatoe2345]

I m french and when i was in dublin last month i was in a pub and i fight against a men then the same men buy me a guiness and sing with me on this song. Ireland he s a wonderful place

[@conorsullivan6968]

Distract with handkerchief Block blind jab Fracture jaw Discombobulate Haymaker to ribs Block hook with elbow Completely break jaw Finish with a front kick Results two broken ribs one fractured jaw and a concussion (this isn't really accurate but I really wanted to do it)

[@dioarya6275]

Conor Sullivan Well, eventually this is the most effective way to deal with a bigguy for Sherlock Holmes himself. And many martial arts artists also agreed with this (although the "distract him/her" part was sounds little bit cheating). Good luck with that, buddy (^_^)v

[@ryanmerlino1003]

Very sorry to tell you but you got it wrong

[@travisreed1730]

"Physical recovery: 6 weeks, psychologic recovery: 6 months."

[@KOilithyia]

You were close but forgot the bit about the solar plexus

[@theofranko1699]

@@travisreed1730 you spelt that all wrong.. tricky though must say

[@aman5428]

I heard this song in Sherlock Holmes. Absolutely loved the music and the voice of singer but couldn't understand a single word. ( I am Indian and Irish accent is not my cup of tea) Searched for it on KZbin and was surprised to know that it was in english. Since then one of my bucket list is to sing along with this song. 3 years and still not able to sing properly but before I die I am going to do it, that is my promise to myself.

[@aritrabanerjee1735]

A Man a boy says valar morghulis

[@martin8363]

cup of tea I'M DEAD AHHAHAHA

[@lucasjohnson2995]

A noble pursuit. I believe I shall join you.

[@matthewmcmatthewson6578]

Yeah if you're not Irish its 100x more difficult. Even worse if English isnt your first language. Good luck.

[@stephenfrancis182]

im from newfoundland canada and got no trouble in the world sing along to this ol dog

[@zerogbot23]

I just got an idea for an Assassin's creed game

[@jetbot3000]

Assassins creed: Ireland. Perfect.

[@zerogbot23]

+Sissel It would be awesome

[@gustytv5235]

+Sissel assassin's creed rogue is already about an Irishman

[@zerogbot23]

+GustyTv yeah but not Ireland it has so much history they could delve into

[@altamirojunior2860]

Assassins Creed : Up the Ra

[@SpenglerExtreme]

So basically he left home to go to Dublin, had a shit time, started a brawl and all was good. ayyyy

[@borisbabic4360]

Yeah, pretty much..also he drank along the way, of course he's irish

[@ramseykeilani9569]

Well, I guess he was only in Dublin for like a day, he left immediately on a ship for Liverpool, and that's where he got in a fight with some Englishmen who were insulting Ireland (poor old Erin's Isle, as the song puts it)

[@rc_woshimao957]

ayyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!

[@cahillgreg]

he didn't start it

[@roryslaine7896]

Galway bais were by thankfully.

[@deeeeeedre]

While in the merry month of May, now from me home I started Left, the girls of Tuam were nearly broken-hearted Saluted father dear, kissed me darling mother Drank a pint of beer, me grief and tears to smother Then off to reap the corn and leave where I was born Cut a stout, black thorn to banish ghosts and goblins A brand-new pair of brogues to rattle over the bogs And frighten all the dogs on the rocky road to Dublin A-one, two, three, four, five Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky road And all the ways to Dublin, whack, follol de-dah In Mullingar that night I rested limbs so weary Started by daylight next morning blithe and early Took a drop of pure to keep me heart from shrinking Thats the Paddy's cure when'er he's on for drinking To hear the lassies smile, laughing all the while At me curious style, 'twould set your heart a-bubblin' They asked me was I hired and wages I required to lay Was almost tired of the rocky road to Dublin One, two, three, four, five Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky road And all the ways to Dublin, whack, follol de-dah In Dublin next arrived, I thought it such a pity To be so soon deprived a view of that fine city So then I took a stroll, all among the quality Bundle it was stolen, in a neat locality Something crossed me mind, when I looked behind No bundle could I find upon me stick a-wobblin' 'Quiring after the rogue, said me Connaught brogue It wasn't much in vogue on the rocky road to Dublin One, two, three four, five Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky road And all the ways to Dublin, whack, follol de-dah From there I got away, me spirits never falling Landed on the quay, just as the ship was sailing Captain at me roared, said that no room had he When I jumped aboard, a cabin found for Paddy Down among the pigs, did some hearty rigs I played some hearty jigs, the water round me bubbling When off Holyhead I wished meself was dead Or better for instead on the rocky road to Dublin One, two, three four, five Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky road And all the ways to Dublin, whack, follol de-dah The boys of Liverpool, when we safely landed Called meself a fool, I could no longer stand it Blood began to boil, temper I was losing Poor old Erin's Isle they began abusing "Hurrah me soul" says I, me Shillelagh I let fly Galway boys were by and saw I was a hobblin' With a "lo!" and "hurray!" they joined in the affray Quickly cleared the way for the rocky road to Dublin One, two, three four, five Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky road And all the ways to Dublin, whack, follol de-dah

[@jeneef4302]

Thanks this is much better

[@pineapplepenumbra]

One thing I don't get is how does one rattle over bogs, as they're wet boggy? Now, rattling over cobblestones I would understand.

[@ikeyschultz4969]

Folk music at its best. A historical piece of poetry, set to music, giving us a glimpse into history. Beautiful.

[@oscontareunahistoria]

I don't know why Irish music turns me so on. Greetings from Spain, my friend.

[@bengtmcbengtobengtbengtsso551]

Cojoncio u are dumbasses

[@jxckc351]

it turns you on? your either fucking weird or you don't understand English

[@camilla8758]

AHHAHHHhHHHhAHHAHAH

[@AngelMorel27]

Same here, my friend. Greetings from DR.

[@ModelfliegerG]

I'am a german guy with a welsh name(Gavin). And i'am proud of my irish roots. I've never been in Ireland but i love this folk and his great irish folk music

[@cybercrime7436]

Teacher: Okay, choir, we're going to be learning a song that you will all be able to request All the students in my class:

[@LRTOTAL]

I've been three weeks in Dublin this summer, and I just fell in love with it and Ireland...

[@ahsanulhaque4811]

Well, whenever I somehow manage singing a verse with him and feel a bit relaxed, suddenly realize he finished the half of second verse. INSANE

[@tharp42]

I learned this song 8 years ago for an Irish band I sing with every St. Paddy's day. It took a month of a daily work, but I got it in the end.

[@Acekatt]

I cant' stop listening to this. found my irish (and scottish) roots and if this song doesn't get yer heart a pumpin, boys, you ain't alive

[@Nathan20XX]

2:07 "I began abusing Harambe"

[@AnubiS.aNUBIs]

Fuck you... ahahahhahahahahahah now i cant hear the same thing... Ahahhahahahahah

[@vladimirvikentije5202]

While sober: miss every word while drunk: singing without looking at lyrics. This is not a joke, it’s easier for me to sing this while drunk Edit: I did very scientific experiment, I’ve tried to sing this while sober and I was missing about every fourth word, the next day after I drank some whiskey I haven’t miss a single word

[@praneelpathak657]

I can sing it perfectly, faster than them, without watching lyrics. (While being sober)

[@Iamafishproductions]

It's the Dublin Sobriety Test. If you can sing it flawlessly, you're DEFINITELY not sober.

[@praneelpathak657]

@@Iamafishproductions no, I sing it flawlessly better than original, while being 100 percent sober

[@danielviloria3592]

Me too brother why ?I sing better with whiskey in the brain

[@mumuspain2086]

Hey if you THINK you're singing better, you ARE right?

[@lacned4534]

I fell in love with this song the moment I heard it in the Sherlock Holmes fight scene.

[@phoenixarmada5781]

It took me so long but I finally memorize the song

[@youmah25]

soug means market in arabic

[@phoenixarmada5781]

+Youcef Mahdadi k so

[@youmah25]

just saying

[@phoenixarmada5781]

+Youcef Mahdadi well thanks anyway

[@Moonbeam825]

I'm slowly starting to remember how to sing it

[@shaylonsegrest7372]

As a person whose first name and family name is directly correlated to ancient Ireland history, this song speaks too and means a lot to me.

[@bendavies5513]

Imagine a whole field full of people singing this.... that is my dream

[@tony.h321]

Trying to learn this song made me discover that it takes a great amount of breath control and vocal dexterity. Luke Kelly was an amazing singer.

[@thanoslefthand5323]

This is how my grandparents go to school. :)

[@xavi123ify]

I love irish accent and culture of ireland and liverpool Greetings from South America

[@biggemick]

Irish accent not English.

[@guidotarsia3204]

biggemick he surely meant UK, no need to be an asshole about it. Greetings from another south american

[@biggemick]

Ireland is not in the UK "asshole"

[@guidotarsia3204]

biggemick en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom

[@biggemick]

???????????? your point

[@Flame1Cookies]

i was a student in irish school in 2014, and staff took us to irish pub to show their culture and they played this music so i felt the vibe and fell in love with this music now im in moscow listening this and still in love

[@aceofjacks7071]

I'm both Irish and a Mechanisms fan, can confirm I love this song

[@rhubarbthesecond4222]

Is this song just about a bloke who leaves his home, has all his stuff stolen, hunts a couple of hares, somehow ends up in Liverpool and then beats up a bunch of locals with a couple of other lads?

[@captainobvious7174]

Selvinski Wilhelm Pretty much. And he at some point, very briefly, visits Dublin.

[@ArtemisScribe]

+Pedro Bazaar Literally every single British person of Irish descent will tell you that's is absolutely how their Irish ancestor got to England. Including mine!

[@Resentius]

+ArtemisScribe My ancestors on my mothers side left Ireland because they were dirt poor potato farmers who came to America in search of a better life.

[@Resentius]

+TheNerdLord And that's why we live in America.

[@ArtemisScribe]

Suzanne copley No, he gets to Dublin halfway through the song, then he gets on a ship and goes to Liverpool and gets in a fight with a bunch of englishmen and some fellow irishmen. It's literally in the lyrics

[@balazspinter3407]

The dislikes coming from the boys of Liverpool.

[@lmiller1845]

This is my favorite version.

[@GreenWingSpino]

This song gets so catchy. It repeats in my head I could just sing it.

[@gamergal3962]

people say if you get the chorus right first try your a true Irish person

[@gamergal3962]

+Dark side till I die i ❤ Ireland. also i am from Dublin and i am true irish

[@gamergal3962]

+Dark side till I die yasssss :) :)

[@eric_the_egggremlin]

I listened to this on repeat and spiritually became one with the stereotype of the angry Irishman who regularly beats up the English and dies of liver failure.

[@GoofballLOL]

I have conquered Rap God, but now I must climb this mountain... May god have mercy on my soul This is a new breed of lyrical and rhythmic madness

[@coolbro8102]

GoofballLOL it’s hard to sing when trying to sing with an Irish accent, I literally can’t sing this without putting on an accent

[@jean-loupchemin852]

When you’ll be good with this one try la valse a mille temps kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYSaco1qlNiCgK8

[@matthewclark4155]

I have been looking for this particular version for over a year. THANK YOU

[@seancollins4980]

My Pa used to be able to sing this perfectly when I was a kid. Thank you for the memories

[@rubyhileman7126]

Irish music is awesome. I love having a dad that runs a band its called "Burst Suprestion" its an awesome band!

[@princessstardusteclipse7270]

Rappers have NOTHIN' on this!! Quality, speed, beauty, whoo!!

[@michaeltingle816]

HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY TO YOU DUBLINERS THANK YOU FOR ALL THE WONDERFUL MUSIC ALL OF THESE YEARS !!!!!!!!!! GOD BLESS YOU AND STAY SAFE !!!!! MICHAEL

[@Gojiragon]

Was it unusual that my father sang this to me as a lullaby as a baby to toddler? And I'm Canadian with Irish decedents.

[@pinkguy80]

"with Irish descendents" I think you mean ancestry.

[@gibletplays6832]

julianarwen or of irish decent

[@johnburke4223]

GibletPlays or of Irish descent

[@rjcoady21]

I have Irish decadence.

[@silverackerman394]

I... It's hard it's a hard to sing

[@shycarper]

IRISH PRIDE! this song is awesome.

[@korpzmarcelfranca6825]

Nationalism is not welcome here

[@pauldickinson3961]

@@korpzmarcelfranca6825 Shut up

[@sonnyboy167]

Nobody can sing that song as well as the legend that is Luke Kelly

[@adamzgi55]

great gatsby!! what a thrill to hear this song no matter where or what I'm doing . cheers.

[@dagasaheb5347]

Whatever the mood the song always uplifts the soul.

[@JFchougaze]

As an Anglo of European/Irish descent, but Canadian... I understood 100%

[@realchilldude1271]

This song puts fire in my blood like whiskey does. One of the best songs for an irish man with a drink in his hand to hear.

[@oktober4803]

YES I FINNALY GOT IT! *sings without the music* Well in the merry month a May i...Uhhh SHET!

[@andrewgann5747]

November 2nd 2021

[@dimitristevanskov6778]

So i was listening some Irish music and 10 minutes ago i finished watching Sherlock Holmes. This song was in the movie and I was so happy because its one of my favourite Irish songs.

[@ikitclaw3299]

May your family going forward have a most wonderful time ever and know the happiness you brought to KZbin

[@LushTheDemon]

I’m Irish ☘️ so I’m listening to Irish music on saint. Paddy’s day

[@uzochiokeke4328]

My garden gnome listened to this and became a leprechaun.

[@ryanpower281]

Stfu

[@ASmartNameForMe]

@@ryanpower281 you responded to a year old comment to say stfu? Really?

[@ryanpower281]

@@ASmartNameForMe yes

[@salvulcano9061]

@@ryanpower281 Pretty cringe bro...

[@yay8177]

Lmao

[@gwenthomassss]

Loved the Dubliners since I was a kid.

[@random_tiktoks._.5793]

I listened to this in music class in my high school and now I love it 😂😂

[@SkillLevel0]

I was sober 45 seconds ago and now I’m tripping over me own arse

[@cheekybastard7798]

I still had my youtube set on twice the speed. oh BOY.

[@rafamaldonado5554]

I'm glad I live in a country where I can get so many cultures in one area like this one. One day I'll visit you Ireland! Till then I'm here in America

[@j.lahtinen7525]

....and this is why everybody loves traditional Irish music.

[@davidabonyi4556]

One day.. One day I will sing this.

[@yashpalbhandari4563]

Who else from Sherlock Holmes?

[@seemablake3739]

Brilliant! Trying to sing along to this while I'm waiting for the power cut to end.

[@jordimas96]

I went to Ireland 4 days ago and they played that song in a pub, and next drunken sailor and it was amazing

[@darkknight5942]

This song makes me wanna discombobulate someone

[@sekiko7183]

👋*discombobulate*👋

[@definitelynotyuribezmenov7611]

Distract target

[@Red-Magic]

Then, block his blind jab

[@ethereal3336]

@@Red-Magic counter with a cross to the left cheek

[@aleksamrkela831]

@@ethereal3336 Discombobulate.

[@AnAccount]

This is a masterpiece.

[@tonynewman8586]

Incredible with the banjo / we owe so much to the Irish ☘️/ that happy feeling they’re blessed with /

[@neils2357]

Absolute masterpiece!!

[@jimparashakis]

BAR FIGHT !!!!!! (smashes chair on the back of a random guy while getting hit with a whiskey bottle on the head)

[@Loboalfa113]

(punch whiskey guy in the face meanwhile other kick his belly)

[@dunnodunnoeither3270]

(hide under the table and drink the whole whiskey stock while others are beating the shit out of each others)

[@seanmadden1942]

(comes in with M6 shoots up the place screams "For the Irish Republican Army")

[@ethanalsup9562]

This does seem like a song to play in almost any fight

[@dantesinferno7480]

jimparashakis (asks barman for a pint and a packet of tayto ,barman says sorry no tayto left...........WRECK THE SHOP ,WRECK THE FUCKING SHOP !!!!!!)

[@plaunty]

I am not Irish but I love this song!!!!

[@ceorgeglooney190]

It does not get any more Irish than this. Makes me want to travel the rocky road to Dobelin.

[@heinsat2334]

love this song .still listen 2019

[@SWTORROLEPLAY1998]

Love this song especially when it was matched up with Sherlock Holmes movie

[@karosonj1]

KZbin recommended this to me and I was like “FINE I'll listen to it“, and now after three replays I kinda get the hang of it and I can already keep up with most of the words! It's still a new song to me, but once it gets familiar I guess I can sing it by myself and perform it as a party trick. And I'm German, I'm not even Irish or English lol.

[@nevi9311]

Now do it on x1.25 or x2 speed

[@stephenthompson3348]

👍 👍 thank you for posting

[@david_elxfin]

Thank you!!!! :'D

[@superb48]

addictive and sensational .. greeting from India _/\_

[@simonstuart3402]

proud to be Irish. this is a powerful tune ,up the Dub's (:

[@stopusinaar]

Yuppa

[@user-wq9im1hx1p]

Such a beautiful song!

[@AmmarHussainRizvi43]

Awesome Song. Love this

[@duncethemagnificent697]

"D I S C O M B O B U L A T E" -HOLMES

[@user-bu3ex6cr1y]

The Dubliners - Rocky Road To Dublin Lyrics While in the merry month of May, now from me home I started Left, the girls of Tuam were nearly broken-hearted Saluted father dear, kissed me darling mother Drank a pint of beer, me grief and tears to smother Then off to reap the corn and leave where I was born Cut a stout, black thorn to banish ghosts and goblins A brand-new pair of brogues to rattle over the bogs And frighten all the dogs on the rocky road to Dublin A-one, two, three, four, five Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky road And all the ways to Dublin, whack, follol de-dah In Mullingar that night I rested limbs so weary Started by daylight next morning blithe and early Took a drop of pure to keep me heart from shrinking Thats the Paddy's cure when'er he's on for drinking To hear the lassies smile, laughing all the while At me curious style, 'twould set your heart a-bubblin' They asked me was I hired and wages I required to lay Was almost tired of the rocky road to Dublin One, two, three, four, five Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky road And all the ways to Dublin, whack, follol de-dah In Dublin next arrived, I thought it such a pity To be so soon deprived a view of that fine city So then I took a stroll, all among the quality Bundle it was stolen, in a neat locality Something crossed me mind, when I looked behind No bundle could I find upon me stick a-wobblin' 'Quiring after the rogue, said me Connaught brogue It wasn't much in vogue on the rocky road to Dublin One, two, three four, five Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky road And all the ways to Dublin, whack, follol de-dah From there I got away, me spirits never falling Landed on the quay, just as the ship was sailing Captain at me roared, said that no room had he When I jumped aboard, a cabin found for Paddy Down among the pigs, did some hearty rigs I played some hearty jigs, the water round me bubbling When off Holyhead I wished meself was dead Or better for instead on the rocky road to Dublin One, two, three four, five Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky road And all the ways to Dublin, whack, follol de-dah The boys of Liverpool, when we safely landed Called meself a fool, I could no longer stand it Blood began to boil, temper I was losing Poor old Erin's Isle they began abusing "Hurrah me soul" says I, me Shillelagh I let fly Galway boys were by and saw I was a hobblin' And with a "lo!" and "hurray!" they joined in the affray And quickly cleared the way for the rocky road to Dublin One, two, three four, five Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky road And all the ways to Dublin, whack, follol de-dah

[@mrmarcus111]

I always thought he said "and back to Donegal", as in that was where he started from, although I guess that's Ulster and not Connaught. Still, I dont want to sing "follol-de-dah" because it doesn't make as much sense as "Donegal".

[@mobus1603]

The lyrics are in the video.

[@lordsesshomaru8960]

I wish I could get Intouch with what's been a small part of my roots as an Irish, Swedish Norwegian, & Scandinavian mixed lad. Partying to this is one way to do it I suppose. Cheers!

[@frankplatt323]

This is s crackin' tune to dance to with a big culchie lass from County Galway at a wedding in Loughrea. I miss you, Siobhan!

[@tippiersky4534]

1.5 speed makes it craaaaaazy ahaha

[@IroncladInSteam4007]

Tippier Sky speed x2 makes it hard to keep up ( not that’s its already hard)

[@McGooglez]

I can do it until 1:20. That verse was tough.

[@aidanryan4301]

Is it crazy that I can keep up with the speed and just barely do x2?

[@cameronburke8002]

I reached 1:10 on ×2 but finished it on ×1.5

[@jonathanmckelty3945]

Amazing song

[@Nick-st1ox]

Reminds me of Sherlock Holmes' weirdness/craziness

[@tunedoll]

Nicholas Kattar This song was actually a background song in one of the fight scenes where Robert Downey Jr.'s Sherlock was fighting a guy a good two heads taller than him. He won the fight and all the betters went silent.

[@Nick-st1ox]

Tunedoll I know, despite it being in a very small part of the movie it still reminds me of the vast amount of comic relief there is in Sherlock Holmes.

[@RamSadeh]

Love this. Beautiful

[@muhammedahmed851]

I am proud of Irish culture and rebels i am a Pakistani

[@ronin2827]

Ladies and gentleman, i am extremely proud to announce to say... *THAT I SANG THE WHOLE SONG WITH THE SINGER WITHOUT MAKING ONE MISTAKE!!* Thank you for reading this👊😉

[@46.do1]

What’s the trick bro ?

[@brianstokes642]

👊

[@brianstokes642]

@@46.do1 just keep listening to it repeatedly and always read the lyrics and eventually you will have it all memorised in no time also slow down the video a little if you need to 👍

[@MalarkySparky]

I swear to all the rocky roads, I’ll have this song memorized by the merry month of May.

[@rc_woshimao957]

well have you then? >:)

[@bertrandgoethals2427]

oy!

[@MalarkySparky]

@@rc_woshimao957 Only nearly, unfortunately. Very rocky roads.

[@_dbzeibert_1718]

A right fun song, lads.

[@bartsola8349]

Tuam to Dublin is quite the journey, good on ye lad