I cry every time I leave Ireland
It hurts me to bid you adieu
From Dublin to Galway and Mayo
It's a real love affair I'll tell you
When the plane rises out over Shannon
And Limerick lies down there below
There's a part of my heart still in Ireland
Many miles from the old Shenandoah
Tipperary lies south in my memory
Donegal and Tyrone are there too
May the luck of the Irish be with me
As America I head back to you
Well I love my home in Missouri
And the wide rollin' rivers we know
But I still hear those soft Irish voices
They're with me wherever I go
Like an old friend I still hear you calling
As I sing 'neath the Old Ozark moon
In Ireland the land of the dreamers
I'll be with you again someday soon
Tipperary lies south in my memory
Donegal and Tyrone are there too
May the luck of the Irish be with me
As America I head back to you
Tipperary lies south in my memory
Donegal and Tyrone are there too
May the luck of the Irish be with me
As America I head back to you
May the luck of the Irish be with me
As America I head back to you
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I cry every time I leave Ireland
It hurts me to bid you adieu
From Dublin to Galway and Mayo
It's a real love affair I'll tell you
When the plane rises out over Shannon
And Limerick lies down there below
There's a part of my heart still in Ireland
Many miles from the old Shenandoah
Tipperary lies south in my memory
Donegal and Tyrone are there too
May the luck of the Irish be with me
As America I head back to you
Well I love my home in Missouri
And the wide rollin' rivers we know
But I still hear those soft Irish voices
They're with me wherever I go
Like an old friend I still hear you calling
As I sing 'neath the Old Ozark moon
In Ireland the land of the dreamers
I'll be with you again someday soon
Tipperary lies south in my memory
Donegal and Tyrone are there too
May the luck of the Irish be with me
As America I head back to you
Tipperary lies south in my memory
Donegal and Tyrone are there too
May the luck of the Irish be with me
As America I head back to you
May the luck of the Irish be with me
As America I head back to you
It hurts me to bid you adieu
From Dublin to Galway and Mayo
It's a real love affair I'll tell you
When the plane rises out over Shannon
And Limerick lies down there below
There's a part of my heart still in Ireland
Many miles from the old Shenandoah
Tipperary lies south in my memory
Donegal and Tyrone are there too
May the luck of the Irish be with me
As America I head back to you
Well I love my home in Missouri
And the wide rollin' rivers we know
But I still hear those soft Irish voices
They're with me wherever I go
Like an old friend I still hear you calling
As I sing 'neath the Old Ozark moon
In Ireland the land of the dreamers
I'll be with you again someday soon
Tipperary lies south in my memory
Donegal and Tyrone are there too
May the luck of the Irish be with me
As America I head back to you
Tipperary lies south in my memory
Donegal and Tyrone are there too
May the luck of the Irish be with me
As America I head back to you
May the luck of the Irish be with me
As America I head back to you
Writer: Michael Commins, Leona Williams
Copyright: Lyrics © LEONA WILLIAMS MUSIC, BARDIS MUSIC, USA ATTN: PETER BARDON
Copyright: Lyrics © LEONA WILLIAMS MUSIC, BARDIS MUSIC, USA ATTN: PETER BARDON