An seanduine cam

The crooked old man
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Irish

English (machine translation)

I knew that information rather handsome old man,
He where he lived, in the valley below,
Oh, he was in considerable repair, he had many cattle,
Money and yellow gold to a head.

He took up advice to marry a young woman,
So she keeps courses seven times better,
But morning evening gloom was her anger,
Under the trunk key as she was not found.

The woman :
Not contrived how imagine of my wife,
Being spending my life without you play a comedy,
not my graced you need is not fhága of life is you,
That bhfanfainnse side you, old man cham.

The man :
I have not given you enough, money is yellow gold,
small boats, big boats, horse car,
With enough attractions, like always feed,
Election chlúmhaigh bed is allowed to sleep peacefully.

That is all any kind of sports gcuirfeása,
Even the parasol to bring with you in your hand,
Oh, a horse or pony to live always,
Going to Sunday Mass its proposal to go there.

The woman :
If the world would give me to eat is to drink,
Wealth King George is a great need to say
Oh, fleet under sail, coaches bye roads,
I would prefer a young man than you, that old man cham .

The man :
When téirigh pursue nglacfása advice,
Put on your coat and your cloak on your submission,
Be the features to come that evening,
a young man will have a chance on you if you're in there much.

When the night comes when you receive any shelter,
will start crying and you no you want it,
Oh, I would glanfhírinne the Bible now,
That you would be again at your crooked old man.

The woman :
Not how I contrived, my model of wife,
Being spending my life without you play a comedy,
If your life is extensive from Galway to Limerick,
is that there are liachtaí in Clare Munster.

If I got so cheap shelter around that,
and I might be the winter peacefully past me,
not conform to my mind, that I would not tired heart,
stay alongside you, old man cham.

The man :
If you are as wise as a housekeeper should be,
is you could pass the winter to peaceful,
from wool of the sheep and he would not pay the rent,
is what else would you have under your arm.

Not so you just had a lot of dhrochsmaointe,
As Many women come mind,
as I am quite warm if you ríchinnte
Not the admhófasa who never did you two get.

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