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Doin' What She Likes

The ballad paints the figure of a wandering, supernatural woman as the spectral soul of Dublin itself, a "fantastic" vision with flowing red hair whose very passage animates the city's ancient memory. She is more spirit than solid, "dillying and dallying" through streets where cobblestones hum with the language of her clan, her presence silencing dogs and summoning banshees—a force both enchanting and eerie, who "trips the light fantastic" not in joy alone but in haunting communion with the ghosts of the past. She walks where history bleeds into the present, "on stones of blood and clan," her wild song and trailing hair weaving a spell that blurs the line between a living city and a land of graves.

Her journey is a transformative ritual that alters all who witness it, leaving profound, unsettling change in her wake. The troubled sinner who beholds her "streaming red" is moved to a vow of abstinence, haunted into reverence; a stranger in the mountains is left eternally questioning "a sea of light," his reality fractured by her glimpse. She is a beauty who "steals upon you gently" only to leave an "ice-cold kiss," a paradoxical enchantress whose laughter accompanies a mournful wail, showing that to encounter her is to be marked—awakened to myth, yet shadowed by ghostly sorrow.

Finally, her passage is a cyclical haunting, a tide of memory that must retreat before it can return. Fading "into light" upon reaching Dun Laoghaire, she dissolves onto the waves where she’ll slumber "until another night," suggesting she is a recurring spirit, bound to Dublin’s streets and shores. The ballad frames her not as a mere phantom, but as a living embodiment of place—where history, loss, and identity walk beside the living, ensuring the city’s stories, both gentle and grim, never fully rest, but rise again with her song in the cobblestones' soft hum.

The Light Fantastic

Old Boots, New Dirt

Burnin' It Down

Jason Aldean

Tonight Looks Good on You

The Best of Rascal Flatts LIVE

Bless the Broken Road (Live / 2011)

Life Is a Highway (Live / 2011)

Rewind

Bob That Head (Live / 2011)

Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not

Kill The Lights

Strip It Down

Enjoy Yourself

Let Me Down Easy

If I'm Honest

Every Time I Hear That Song

If I Know Me

Up Down (feat. Florida Georgia Line)

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Goodnight Kiss

To Be Loved By You

Strip It Down

Luke Bryan

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