WebbFrom: Malcolm Douglas. Date: 24 Sep 02 - 03:36 PM. It's originally a Scottish song, so far as can be told, so an Irish language "original" is rather unlikely. It's been popular in … WebbIrish Songs The Parting Glass - Chords, Lyrics and Origins Origins This is the Irish version of a very old ballad that has its origins in Scotland. The Scottish version first appeared in an early seventeenth century collection of Scottish airs called the Skene Manuscript.

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Webb“The Parting Glass” has roots in “Armstrong’s Farewell”, a poem written by a Scottish Border Reiver on the occasion of his imminent execution for the murder of Sir John … Webb3 feb. 2015 · The Parting Glass – Irish Traditional Funeral Poem Posted on February 3, 2015 by Author Annette J Dunlea Irish Writer Oh all the time that e’er I spent, I spent it in good company; And any harm that e’er I’ve done, I trust it was to none but me; May those I’ve loved through all the years Have memories now they’ll e’er recall; early childhood education midterm