She asks her mum about her daddy where’s daddy mum she say?

If you should be poor or be wealthy they say ’tis for you to decideI do feel that they are like a pain though I’d rather not say in what side.Maybe they should be sent to Third World Countries where hunger and famine are rifeAnd advise young starving parents and their young starving children on…

But I don’t have food to give him sorry little bird I sayThough I’ll be back here tomorrow with some bread to give away.He hops to me a bit closer I’ve a paper in my handAnd he thinks I’m going to feed him and he doesn’t understandWhen I don’t throw him a crust of bread…

Old Rosy she was eighteen years when Jack had to have her put downShe must have been the oldest dog in old Wonthaggi Town.Her last few months were not the best she was showing the wear of timeAnd many Seasons had gone by since she was in her primeA companion to Jack and Rina a…

Others make for us decisions of which we do not agreeThose who have the cheek to tell us that we know of liberty.We are the common people and I am a common foolAnd I live in a society where majority ruleThe leader who says he represents us all he does not represent meAnd yet we…

Though she left the Cork and Kerry border in the year of sixty fourWhen she boarded the train for Dublin at the station in Rathmore.She says I’ve come a long, long way and it’s good to be aliveAnd next April on my birthday I will be seventy fiveMy eldest grandson past his prime he’s almost…

And to the shallows of the sunlit river pool the minnows venture outThe red spotted silvery little fishes who will grow into brown trout,In the old grove by the river the male robin i hear and seeIn the soft and warm winds singing on a sunlit alder treeAnd the tree creepers are chirping as they…