The Gael’s Gale
Gather round, wee lads
And I’ll tell you a tale
Of a man with some bagpipes
And the voice of a gale
Through tunnels and caves
He traveled the trails
A song in his throat
With the voice of a gale
On the cliffs of Clanyard Bay
In the breeze fairies sailed
Winds echoed of his music
Ah, the voice of a gale!
I’ll tell you now, lads
Pride is foolish and stale
This man heeded only him
And his voice of the gale
He disturbed Clanyard’s fairies
Pierced through that silky veil
And the music turned noxious
Curse that voice of the gale!
And the foolish man kept playing
He was warned, to no avail
So the fairies took him down
No more piper, no more gale.
Some say they hear his song
A piper ghost, ever pale
So lads, do listen close
To the voice of the gale