Marc Gunn's lyrics & chords
Marc Gunn is a folk music singer & songwriter performing traditional Irish and Scottish songs and comical folk music on autoharp. He writes poetry about nature, relationships, love and comedy and loves to take pictures of people and their environment in Austin and Italy. Marc maintains several websites and newsletters featuring free MP3s, poetry, and pictures, but he is perhaps best known as the lead singer for the Celtic MP3 supergroup, the Brobdingnagian Bards. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Common...read more
Ye jacobites by name Twa corbies Freight train Catnipping green The barnyards of delgaty The scottish king of christmas Reflexology Jug of punch The humours of whiskey Jedi drinking song prequel Dying flame Kitty at the door Roll the old chariot along Desire Ye canna shove yer granny Healy pass The moonshiner Those characters died Of twilight shores The naughty wench Clementine blues High jeannie high Tiziano gunn Frosty the irish snowman Jingle bells Return to lonely mountain A boy and his frog Parliamo troppo Louning in la la land God rest ye merry gentlemen The true history of no pants day Phoenix tears Jock stuart Kitty martin Between the devil and the deep blue sea Rocky road to dublin The maid went to the mill Green grow the rashes Waxies dargle Flower of scotland A walk through the land of empty Monster in my mirror No songs left to sing Silent night Amber wednesday There are no pubs in kirkintilloch Something more Tae the begging Snowfall La la la geeks Intro to the sparrow When the dairy farm caught fire The furball set Close your eyes Minstrel boy St patrick never drank Come take a trip in my airship Wild colonial boy Cross the white line Mari mac The alcoholic May morning dew Buttercups lament Come and be a pirate The cats of molly malone Peach cobbler pie Danny boy for irish cat lovers Spancil hill Raitlin bog The sick note Big strong man Got no brains singing Purple flower Bring me home Furagones wake Haul away joe Three words A fairy story Won’t you come with me? “loosely celtic” by hank cramer “here we stand” by cross the border “on the move” by colin farrell
