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The Slane Is Gone

2012

[Verse 1]
The slane is gone, how can I work
I travelled up to see the turf
Gaps are wide from tracks of steel
That map their way through fern and field
[Verse 2]
The slane is gone, I walk the line, heel to toe, and counting time
With stick in hand, I will mark my plots, that sons of mine might have enough
[Verse 3]
O it’s like the sun, running from a gun
Black is the blanket I see before me
My heart will miss a beat, I’ll be off my feet
The slane and boggy I can bid goodbye
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Junior Brother

Junior Brother

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"The Slane is Gone" appears on "The Slane Is Gone" in 2012.

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