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Wolfe Tones Ships In Full Sail Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6.67/10 [3 votes]Album: Rifles Of The I.R.A. / Original Release Date: 1969Genre: Singer/SongwriterSong Duration: 2 min 08 sec
Ships In Full Sail
Wolfe Tones
Wolfe Tones
WOLFE TONES
- Ships In Full Sail LyricsThe bright sun a-shining and blue skies a-pining
For the want of some clouds or some ornamentation;
The heathers a-blazing and cows are a-grazing
As I sit on the hill overlooking the bay.
There out on the ocean the ships are in motion
From Killybegs Harbour right down to Kinsale;
Down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered
To watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail.
Some then sail for pleasure and others for treasure
And some do the wishin' and some are for fishin';
But what e'er you're making you'll need no awaking
To the dangers involved for the ships on the sea.
There out on the ocean the ships are in motion
From Killybegs Harbour right down to Kinsale;
Down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered
To watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail.
The seagulls are squawking they seem to be talking
Of this grandorous sight which seems oh so leisurely;
In summer it's pleasing but in winter it's teasing
And storms will be blowing the ships in the sea.
There out on the ocean the ships are in motion
From Killybegs Harbour right down to Kinsale;
Down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered
To watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail.
There out on the ocean the ships are in motion
From Killybegs Harbour right down to Kinsale;
Down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered
For the want of some clouds or some ornamentation;
The heathers a-blazing and cows are a-grazing
As I sit on the hill overlooking the bay.
There out on the ocean the ships are in motion
From Killybegs Harbour right down to Kinsale;
Down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered
To watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail.
Some then sail for pleasure and others for treasure
And some do the wishin' and some are for fishin';
But what e'er you're making you'll need no awaking
To the dangers involved for the ships on the sea.
There out on the ocean the ships are in motion
From Killybegs Harbour right down to Kinsale;
To watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail.
The seagulls are squawking they seem to be talking
Of this grandorous sight which seems oh so leisurely;
In summer it's pleasing but in winter it's teasing
And storms will be blowing the ships in the sea.
There out on the ocean the ships are in motion
From Killybegs Harbour right down to Kinsale;
Down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered
To watch the winds blowing the ships in full sail.
There out on the ocean the ships are in motion
From Killybegs Harbour right down to Kinsale;
Down in the harbour the crowds they have gathered
Facts about Ships In Full Sail
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Ships In Full Sail is written by Brian Warfield.
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It is first released in 1969 as part of Wolfe Tones's album "Rifles Of The I.R.A." which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Ships in Full Sail' by The Wolfe Tones is about the seashore peacefully and vividly and it also conveys the theme of life, and the ups and downs of life through the ships conveying the different phases of life like sailing from one port to another. The music captures the sea’s grace and menace on the one hand and the smooth summer and rough winter on the other, representing different aspects of human life. Most of the lyrics in Ships in full sail talk about nature, peace, joy, adventure, and nostalgia. The song also conveys the sentiments of nature and beauty, of maritime life, community and gathering, and the unpredictability of life. The lyrics illustrate a calm and picturesque scene of the ocean and vessels with no adult themes, obscenities, or violence included. The material is appropriate for everyone.
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Ships In Full Sail falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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Ships In Full Sail song length is 2 minutes and 08 seconds.
Who wrote Ships In Full Sail lyrics?
Ships In Full Sail is written by Brian Warfield.
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When was Ships In Full Sail released?
It is first released in 1969 as part of Wolfe Tones's album "Rifles Of The I.R.A." which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Ships In Full Sail lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, the song 'Ships in Full Sail' by The Wolfe Tones is about the seashore peacefully and vividly and it also conveys the theme of life, and the ups and downs of life through the ships conveying the different phases of life like sailing from one port to another. The music captures the sea’s grace and menace on the one hand and the smooth summer and rough winter on the other, representing different aspects of human life. Most of the lyrics in Ships in full sail talk about nature, peace, joy, adventure, and nostalgia. The song also conveys the sentiments of nature and beauty, of maritime life, community and gathering, and the unpredictability of life. The lyrics illustrate a calm and picturesque scene of the ocean and vessels with no adult themes, obscenities, or violence included. The material is appropriate for everyone.
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Which genre is Ships In Full Sail?
Ships In Full Sail falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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How long is the song Ships In Full Sail?
Ships In Full Sail song length is 2 minutes and 08 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Brian Warfield
Record Label(s): 2010 Shanachie
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