Outside Dan Murphy’s Door
Harry McClintock - Country, Irish Folk
Outside Dan Murphy’s Door
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Duration: 2:02
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"'Stone Outside Dan Murphy's Door?" "St-Stone Outside Dan Murphy's Door! With, uh, dear regards to dear old Tom McGrath, from whom I learned it." There's a dear garden spot in my memory 'Tis the place we were born in and reared It is long many years since I left there But return there we will if I'm spared Now, me friends and companions of childhood Would assemble each night by the store Around Dan Murphy's shop, and how often they'd stop On the stone outside the door Those days in my heart, I will cherish Contented although I am poor With the songs that were sung In the days we were young On the stone outside Dan Murphy's door When our day's work was over we'd meet there In the winter or spring just the same Then the boys and the girls all together Would join in some innocent game Dan Murphy would take down his fiddle While his daughter looked after the store The music did ring and sweet songs we would sing On the stone outside Dan Murphy's door Back again to the scenes of my childhood 'Tis the place where my thoughts oft-times stray With the boys and the girls altogether Would join in some innocent play Dan Murphy would take down his fiddle While his daughter looked after the store And the music would ring and sweet songs we would sing ["Where was that, Mac?"] On the stone by Dan Murphy's door Those days in my heart, I will cherish Contented although I am poor With the songs that were sung In the days we were young ["Where was that, Mac?"] On the stone outside Dan Murphy's door
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