| Identifier Number | NS022006 |
| Title | Oran America |
| Alternative Title | Song to America |
| Air | |
| First Line Chorus | |
| First Line Verse | Dean cadalan samhach a chuilean mo ruin |
| Classifications | Lullaby , Nature , Praise |
| Subjects | Lullaby , Kintail , America |
| Structure | Four line verse |
| Place Of Origin | United States |
| Composer First Name | |
| Composer Last Name | MacRae |
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| Community | |
| County | Kintail , North Carolina |
| Era Of Poetry | c.1760 |
| Original Format | Publication |
| Singer | Hugh F. MacKenzie |
| Singer Location | Rear Christmas Island , Sydney , Cape Breton Co. |
| Date Recorded | |
| Collector | Donald A. Fergusson |
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| Publication Title | Fad air Falbh às Innse Gall/Beyond the Hebrides |
| Editor | Donald A. Fergusson |
| Publisher | Lawson Graphics Atlantic |
| Publication Date | 1977 |
| Page Number | 20 |
| Online Access | |
| Notes 1 | Mac-Talla I , 12 , 4 |
| Notes 2 | Mactalla nan Tur , p. 53 |
| Notes 3 | This song is often attributed to Iain Mac Mhurchaidh, the Bard of Kintail, but Hugh F. Mac Kenzie attributed it to a Mac Rae woman who emigrated from Kintail to North Carolina. Further discussion can be found in Newton, We're Indians Sure Enough (2001). |
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