Cashen is away to the ocean - it was ever his delight...........

Ta Cashen Ersooyl

Isabel Foalsey

What do you do when Nobles is backed up with the Norovirus
Visit the Bloodletter, the bonesetter etc etc etc

Recorded live in Dave's living room - one take wunderbar

Lhiggeyder Folley.

Lhig eh bullad (Shots fired) song words and melody Aalin Clague Juan y Jaggad Keeir- trad Manx tune

Hie mee gys y chibbyr agh yn chibbyr v'eh chirrym 
(I went to the well but the well was empty) 
Who's hiding around that corner? 
Who's waiting to jump out now? 
There's a shadow getting bigger 
They've already pulled the trigger 
Fear has come to town 
Hie mee gys y chubbyrt agh yn chubbyrt v'eh follym 
(I went to the cupboard but the cupboard was empty) 
Who's hiding around that corner 
Who's waiting to jump out now 
Is it a clown or a politician 
A boy or girl on a terror mission 
Wanting to be on the television 
In the darkness counting down.... 
10 9 8...
Stand up, 
speak up, 
don't be shut up 
Don't be complacent 
Stop all the hating 
There in the darkness 
Evil is waiting
Open your heart
Open your mind
Open your door
Try to be kind

Rumours of Unease

Lhig eh Bullid

Roie Ben Juan Tammy
Manx trad text with new words and tune Aalin Clague (Run, Juan Tammy’s woman!) 
( I hesitate to translate the traditional words collected by Moore from Mrs Ferrier of Castletown and rationalised by Colin Jerry, set here as the second verse. The central theme seems to be that various women are being exhorted to run from some sort of trouble, from which I have extrapolated my own story, imagining some troublesome Vikings)
Ve er ny mraane roie ersooyl cragherderyn er nyn ghooyl 
Ve er ny mraane roie ersooyl, ersooyl gys y Niar! 
(The women had to run, invaders on their heels The women had to run, away to the East)
Roie ben Juan Tammy! 
Roie ben jeh’n eirey! 
Roie mraane phoosee,
aeg as shenn 
Ny reddyn birragh 
cha row ny waddle 
drim a doo doddle 
re spittag beg

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