Tis Pretty to Be in Ballinderry

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There are more than publications contained in about selected from the collection of John Glen Also available are a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. Glen collection as part of the NLS special named and printed collections. Over volumes from three internationally renowned special collections of printed music.

Houston, was p[rinted in the Jpurnal of the Irish Folk song Society , vol. V , p. It runs as follows: Phelimy, Phelimy, why did you leave me?

Sure I could bake, I could sew, I could spin. I'll tell the priest on you Phelimy, Phil. Och, cold in the ground my Phelim's lying, Over his grave I am sobbing, I'm sighing To leave him his love would be a sin, So take off the sod and lay me in. He does the chorus as 'Arkun,arkun,Arkun,arkun'.

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Does anyone know what 'Arkun' or 'Ochone' means? There are numerous other sets of words sung to Ballinderry; they are all of a very rustic character and uniformly refer to localities along the rivers Bann and Lagan such as 'T is pretty to be in Ballinderry, 'T is pretty to be in Magheralin etc 'T is pretty to be in Ballinderry, 'T is pretty to be at the Cash of Toome etc.