Celtic Thunder - Danny Boy Lyrics
Oh, Danny boy
The pipes, the pipes are calling
From glen to glen and down the mountain side
The summer's gone
And all the roses falling
But come ye back when summer's in the meadow
Or when the valley's hushed and white with snow
Tis I'll be here in sunshine or in shadow
Oh, Danny boy, oh, Danny boy I love you so
But come ye back when summer's in the meadow
Or when the valley's hushed and white with snow
Tis I'll be here in sunshine or in shadow
Oh, Danny boy, oh, Danny boy I love you so
Oh, Danny boy, oh, Danny boy I love you so
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Celtic Thunder Danny Boy Comments
It's Celtic THUNDER not Celtic Men.
They didn't the lost verse!
My favorite Celtic Thunder lineup...RIP George!
My favorite Irish song of The Civil War about a Mom saying Good bye to Her Son as He is leaving to be a soldier in America. 💘
Love watching the old videos 💞🤗💋
I will happy if they can collab with celtic woman
love these guys ,,myfavourite song is Bird without wings ,,the youngest one sings it ,,,
Celtic woman version is better
Perfect performance.
Damian’s voice’s changed
Wow, when Damien's voice changed, it changed with a vengeance! :)
quienes on y de donde son
Whoo!!!
The bald Headed Gentleman had passed about 2 years ago!
The bald head guy name is George
George Donaldson
The Patriot Game can you sing the Song be Because My Grandparents are OHANLON'S
How about them getting out of the way of the Ambulance! They sing like angel's but they would go "so splatt if the Amba, ran into them.
Jacqueline Street it was a police van and it wasn't in a hurry since it had no sirens on. The van could have waited until they were done singing.
Beautiful!
Danny Boy GODSpeed brother. Comrades Nam 73.
Perfect
They look like they're freezing. Hope they gave something warm on under those kilts! Cold sure doesn't mess with their ability to sing!
I love it. The talent, the harmony, the site are all fantastic.
Miss you, Mom&Papa
Bravo beautiful always enjoy to listen to.
This is better than live on stage!
Oh, yes. A wonderful sound and a loving message.
i loved it, Ireland country of music, beautifull songs
cant believe George is gone. But won't be forgotten
The correct name is celtic thunder not celtic men
They may have changed their name after they became famous. Look at how young they were!
+cheryl potance no, it's still celtic thunder
@cheryl potance "May" have? No, they did not change their name and are still Celtic Thunder in 2019.
@cheryl potance No it's always been Celtic Thunder.
Love it
Miss you, George!
Love the barbershop quartet style they employed with this one...even if there are five of them, LOL.
Stage,public street these guys can perform anywhere.
Beethoven wrote a series of variations on this for violin & piano.
+Bruce Alan Wilson lol, I doubt that very much.
+flip inheck It is true. I've heard it. He and Haydn often used Irish & Scottish folktunes in their smaller works.
wauw, ik ben gek van hun muziek
lovely version of the song
I love them so much! I hope some day to see them perform this in concert.
im not why they think can sing , really
greg lukus. What makes you think you can write?
Really good harmonies.
me gusta
rip george
saw them in concert, and going up to Cleveland to see them again next week. A fun upbeat show. All of the country could use this right now.
Absolutely perfect ! The volume was just right for outdoors like that and those harmonies, wow. Thank you for this wonderful posting of this outstanding video.
+Barbara Foster vive la prof de musique
Beautiful!
Real men left Ireland long before this came to happen.....
@Fitzcard real men don't say things like that.
@michael d A negative comment like that just proves that the person really has nothing worth saying.
+Fitzcard I guess real men have no talent
One more thing, +Fitzcard, these men are performers not warriors !
Doeray don’t mistake this plastic paddy drag act for real Irish men. And I know some of them were born here. Danny boy is not an Irish song and you never hear
it here outside of tourist pubs. It’s about as authentically Irish as corned beef and cabbage. Happy St Patrick’s Day.
Someone posted this on Facebook today, and I commented how similar these guys sound to Celtic Thunder...and then felt like a goober when they replied back that the reason they sound like them is because they are.
bluegrassbaby86
is that what a "goober" feels like?
I got into a very ridiculous but vicious argument with my sister over what the song is about. Her feeling is that the person who is singing to Danny Boy is his lover making a group of men singing it inappropriate. I think that even if that was the case (although it's not), it would be just as appropriate for a lover to mourn the potential loss just as grievous and sad regardless of the sexual orientation of the people involved. I believe that the song is being sung by the parents of a boy going off to war and who are concerned that he might be killed in action & thus leaving them forever. What's you guys' take on it?
+jessica prescott The line about when Danny comes back the person might well be dead COULD be taken that s/he is significantly older, which would make "parent" an interpretation. But any way, it is someone who loves Danny and will miss him very much--parent, sweetheart, sibling, friend, what does it matter?
+flip inheck Alternative texts are "My Gentle Harp" and "Would That I Were the Tender Apple Blossom". There is also a setting of the 23rd Psalm to it.
The lyrics were written by a British lawyer & songwriter, Frederick Weatherly. His sister-in-law, Margaret, who was born in Ireland and immigrated to the United States sent him the music for Londonderry Air, an Irish song. He put them together. It became a hit in 1913 shortly before World War I (The Great War). It became a song sung by wifes, sisters, fathers, brothers and comrades who lost loved ones in war. The entire family sang it for my Uncle Dan who was killed in a car accident. It is a passionate song of love and loss. If you sister thinks anyone singing it is "inappropriate" she needs to learn history and get a life.
What I want to know is where they sang this. There's an American flag waving in the background and the streets are blocked off like there's going to be a parade or marathon. I'm thinking Boston, or maybe New York City on St. Patrick's Day. Does anyone know?
St. Patrick's Day, NYC
they are good
It's celtic thunder
Awesome