Identifier Number |
NS023665 |
Title |
Dean Fead Is Thig Mise |
Alternative Title |
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Air |
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First Line Chorus |
Dean fead is thig mise ga d’ ionnsaidh a luaidh |
First Line Verse |
A’ tarruing ga m’ fhaicinn, bi faiciollach, ciùin |
Classifications |
Love |
Subjects |
Man |
Structure |
Four line verse / Four line chorus |
Place Of Origin |
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Composer First Name |
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Composer Last Name |
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Composer Patronymic |
Fionn |
Composer Dates |
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Composer Gender |
Male |
Community |
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County |
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Era Of Poetry |
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Original Format |
Publication |
Singer |
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Singer Location |
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Date Recorded |
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Collector |
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Collection Title |
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Collection Location |
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Collection Number |
Vol. 7. No. 23 |
Publication Title |
Mac-Talla |
Editor |
Jonathan G. MacKinnon |
Publisher |
Jonathan G. MacKinnon |
Publication Date |
30 September 1898 |
Page Number |
8 |
Online Access |
https://dasg.ac.uk/LIL/mactalla/7/23/8 |
Notes 1 |
"O Whistle, and I'll Come to Ye, My Lad" was original composed by Robert Burns in 1793. |
Notes 2 |
Translated from English by "Fionn." |
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