There's A Typical Tipperary 歌词
There's A Typical Tipperary - Arthur Godfrey/All The Little Godfreys
NO Mike O'Rourke left County Cork
To sail across the foam
And now it's been a year since
He got over here
One day from dear old Ireland
Mike received a little note
They asked him how he liked it
Here so he sat down and wrote
There's a typical Tipperary
A typical Dublin Bay
A typical County Kerry
In the good old USA
Although you're many miles
From where the shamrocks grow
He'll find an Irishman no
Matter where you go
There are typical Irish colleens
With typical Irish ways
There's a bit of Blarney too
From way out 'Frisco to New York
They walk and they talk just like in Cork
You'd think that you were home in Ireland
NO Mike O'Rourke when he left
Cork said Faith I won't be lost
'Cos I'm going to a place that
Loves the Irish race
When he got here and saw
So many Irish everywhere
It made him feel at home
That's why he wrote back over there
There's a typical Tipperary
A typical Dublin Bay
A typical County Kerry in the good old USA
Although you're many miles
From where the shamrocks grow
You'll find an Irishman no
Matter where you go
There are typical Irish colleens
With typical Irish ways
There's a bit of Blarney too
From way out Frisco to New York
They walk and they talk just like in Cork
You'd think that you were home in Ireland
You'd think that you were home in Ireland