[ Singing in Celtic language ]

[ Singing in Celtic language ]

Are you going to scarborough fair?

Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme

remember me to one who lives there

he once was a true love of mine

tell him to make mea cambric shirt

parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme

without no seamnor needlework

then he'll be a true love of mine

tell him to find mean acre of land

parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme

between the saltwater and the sea strand

then he'll be a true love of mine

are you going to scarborough fair?

Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme

remember me to one who lives there

he once was a true love of mine

[ Cheering and whistling ]

Somewhere over the rainbow way up high

there's a land that I heard of

once in a lullaby

ah ah somewhere

over the rainbow

skies are blue

and the dreams that you dare to dream

really do come true

someday I'll wish upon a star

and wake up where the clouds are far behind me

where troubles melt like lemon drops

away above the chimney tops

that's where you'll find me

somewhere over the rainbow

bluebirds fly birds fly over the rainbow

why then, oh, why can't I?

Somewhere somewhere over the rainbow

skies are blue

and the dreams that you dare to dream

really do come

true sailing

sailing somewhere

beyond the sea

somewhere waiting for me

my lover stands on golden sands

and watches the ships that go sailing

ooh ooh ooh

somewhere beyond the sea

he's there, watching for me

if I could fly like birds on high

then straight to his arms

I'd go sailing sailing

it's far beyond the stars

it's near beyond the moon

I know beyond a doubt

my heart will lead me there soon

we'll meet beyond the shore

we'll kiss

just like before happy we'll be beyond the sea

and never again I'll go sailing

sailing orla: We'll meet, I know we'll meet beyond the shore

we'll kiss just as

before happy we'll be beyond the sea

beyond the sea and never again

I'll go sailing sailing

no more sailing

no more sailing

* One may want to capitalize some words in this transcript.  .