The Leaving of Liverpool - The Dubliners | Live at Vicar Street: The Dublin Experience (2006) 

it will. my late uncle was named Perry. 🍀

Technically gen alpha here, and, me too.

Liverpool or Dublin ?

Both. connected by family culture and music you gotta live it to feel it ❤❤

Same here🤘

How interesting.

Yes, indeed. Very interesting. People should share this kind of knowledge with everyone@@nickturner2813

Dubliners have always been part of my life and I am 66. My brother is called after Luke Kelly R I P,

just me!

rewell to you my own true love I'm sailing far far away I'm bound for California but I know that I'll return some day CHORUS So fare thee well, my own true love When I return united we will be It's not the leaving of Liverpool that grievs me But my darling when I think of thee Farewell to Prince's Landing Stage River Mersey, fare thee well I am bound for California A place I know right well I'm bound off for California By the way of stormy Cape Horn And I'm bound to write you a letter, love When I am homeward bound I have signed on a Yankee sailing ship Davy Crockett I do tell And the captian's name it is Burgess And they say she's a floating Hell I have shipped with Burgess once before And I think I know him well If a man's a seaman, he can get along If not, then he's sure in Hell Farewell to lower Frederick Street Ensign Terrace and Park Lane For I think it will be a long, long time Before I see you again Oh the sun is on the harbor, love And I wish I could remain For I know it will be a long, long time until I see you again

Lmao 'merseyside uda'

Dont like the UDA in Liverpool! were not English we are Scouse! fuck the LOL

Hahahaha Rob 😆 hope that was a joke

Lmao hope you feel embarrassed by this comment

Thank You!

You guys are legends. Are you still making music?

Patsy Watchorn

Mostly the same thing.

🤦‍♂️you ruined it by mentioning united

In many ways, Liverpool is an Irish city. It just happens to be in England.

@@chrismclean9675 chipettes cover song

@@ludovico6890 Used to be. Probably now, it's a globalist hell, like all of our HOMES...

Makes me feel better when I flub the lyrics timing on this one. If he can mess it up anyone can can.

@@bretparkhill2415 Indeed. He sang two words in the second verse that actually belong in the third verse.

A song for anywhere, brother.

@@mickcarlon8147 hmm...I would prefer to have a Guinness in my hand when singing along

Fair enough, brother.

I'll drink to that....what you havin!

@@alanoneill3065 That's in vicar street you can drink at them gigs