Neansai Mhile Gra - Clannad

A Neansaí, 'mhíle grá, a bhruinneall 'tá gan smál

Go bhfeice mise’n t-ádh 'gus an séan ort

Ba ghile do dhá láimh ná cúr geal na trá

Ná'n eala 's í a' snámh ar an Éirne

Is glaise liom do shúil ná braon beag den drúcht

Is binne liomsa tú ná na téadaí

'S mur' n-éalaí tusa liomsa titfidh mé i lionndubh

'Gus cuirfear insa chill 'do dhéidh mé

Is iomaí sin guth mná a chluinimse 'ngach aird

Abhus agus taobh thall den Éirne

Go Corcaigh na gCuan 's go Béal Ath' na Sluaigh

'Sí Neansaí 'thug bua ar a' méid sin

A Mhuire 'gus a Dhia, nárbh aoibhinn deas é'r saol

Dá mbeinnse agus í le chéile?

Tráthnóna aoibhinn ciúin, ó mise 'gus mo rún

Ag cogarnaíl ar uaigneas sléibhe

Beir litir uaimse suas chuig Neansaí chaoin na gcuach

Is aithris di gur buartha atá mé

Aithris di arís nach gcodlaím féin aon oíche

Le harraing atá trí mo thaobh deas

Aithris é dá súil, aithris é dá cúl

Aithris é dá méin mhaith chéillí

Aithris é dá ceann 's dá béilín atá binn

Gur ghiorraigh sí go cinnte mo laetha'

Nancy, 'a thousand loves, my brow' is immaculate

May I see good luck and good luck to you

Brighter for both hands than the bright foam of the beach

Not the swan as she swam on the Erne

Your eye is greener than a little drop of dew

You are sweeter to me than the ropes

And if you do not escape with me I will fall into blackness

'And I'll be put in the cell' after me

There are so many women's voices that I hear 'all attention

Abhus and beyond the Erne

To Cork of the Harbors and to Béal Ath 'na Sluaigh

'She's Nancy' overcame that

Our Lady and God, what a wonderful life it was

If I and She Were Together?

Quiet blissful afternoon, from me 'and my secret

Whispering on mountain loneliness

Bring a letter from me up to Nancy crying the curls

I tell her I'm worried

Tell her again that I never sleep alone

With a snare that is through my right side

Imitate it to his eye, imitate it to his back

Imitate it to its good sense

It's an imitation of her head and her sweet mouth

That it definitely shortened my days'