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Subject: On St.Ronan From: Kerstin Date: 01 Dec 01 - 03:54 AM Good morning! I am not sure what this song is called. I hope that somebody has a better memory than I have Love and take care of this day Kerstin |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: On St.Ronan From: Amergin Date: 01 Dec 01 - 11:57 PM do you have anymore information? |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: On St.Ronan From: Sorcha Date: 02 Dec 01 - 12:02 AM I found reference to one called On!St. Ronan recorded, note exclamation point) but no lyrics. |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: On St.Ronan From: Kerstin Date: 02 Dec 01 - 02:48 AM A new morning. Hallo Amergin and Sorcha I have an old and scratched casette, and my old Swedish ears are trying to hear the words, but I can hear fragments On St. Ronans onThe group is North Sea Gas and name of the casette is From Fields Afar Take care Kerstin |
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Subject: Lyr Add: ON, ST. RONAN'S! From: GUEST,Calach Date: 02 Dec 01 - 05:19 AM OK Kerstin, here's one I CAN help with.... Here's what I got from the North Sea Gas record, years ago. (Iknow that some lyrics are wrong, but here's what they sound like...) On St Ronans On
Proud ye men of old St Ronans,
Chorus On St Ronans, Join the chorus,
From the ages dim and holy
Chorus
Sons from far with joy we meet you
Chorus
For the freedom bought so dearly
Chorus
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: On St.Ronan From: GUEST,Calach Date: 02 Dec 01 - 05:21 AM There is a St Ronan's Well in Innerleithen, in the borders of Scotland..... this is undoubtedly a Scottish border battle ballad. |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: On St.Ronan From: Gareth Date: 02 Dec 01 - 07:02 AM It looks horribly like a "Men of Harlech" varient CLICK HERE The question in my mind is which came first ?
NB Another Varient Here Gareth |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: On St.Ronan From: Kerstin Date: 02 Dec 01 - 09:51 AM Thank you, Calach for the lyrics and the wee geografic lesson! And thank you Gareth too for your good will A big hug Kerstin |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: On St.Ronan From: GUEST,Josh Date: 20 Oct 05 - 12:08 PM I heard this "St. Ronans" song once many years ago on a radio station in Philadelphia, PA, USA. The melody of the chorus stuck with me, but not the rest. If somebody has this record, I would love to call that person up, listen to him/her play the song, and live the rest of my life contented. My e-mail is wowo929@yahoo.com. |
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Subject: Lyr Add: ON, ST. RONAN'S! (W. M. Sanderson) From: GUEST Date: 20 Oct 05 - 03:18 PM Disregard that last posting. These are the actual words to the song. I got these from the chairman of a brass band in St. Ronan, Scotland. He mentioned that they were sung by the group North Sea Gas in the 70s: ON, ST. RONAN'S! Words and music by WM SANDERSON (Tweedside Laddie) Rouse ye men of old St. Ronan's Gather in from hills and commons, Ready aye to hear the summons, On, St. Ronan's, on! Though we see no warlike foemen, Nodding plume or flashing spear, Call we forth the Border yeomen, Fame awaits them here Chrorus On St. Ronan's, join the chorus Think of brave men gone before us While the banner's waving o're us On, St. Ronan's, On! From the ages dim and hoary, Come the tales of battles glory, Linked with Border song and story, On, St. Ronan's, On! Echoes wake in Leithen valley, Plora's shade and broad Minch Muir; Stalwart lads will gladly rally From the Vale of Quair Chorus Sons from far, with joy we meet you, Old time friends will kindly treat you, Border maidens fair will greet you, On St. Ronan's, On! Shades of great ones hover near us, Wilson, Hogg and Glassford Bell, Scott the minstrel's song will cheer us, By St. Ronan's well Chorus For the freedom bought so dearly For the land we love sincerely At the Games we'll gather yearly On, St. Ronan's, On! We have rights and we'll preserve them Honest men have naught to fear Customs old and we'll observe them Each returning year Chorus |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: On St.Ronan From: Fiolar Date: 21 Oct 05 - 09:16 AM Nothing to do with the song but growing up in County Cork, I attended a school called St Ronan's. Also there was a townland near to our home called "Kilronan" (Irish "Cill Ronan")translates as "St Ronan's Church". |
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