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The Irish Rovers, The Titanic

From the Drunken Sailor CD: https://theirishroversmusic.com/produ... on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/5iyQuC... / on iTunes: http://goo.gl/NRzjb / Song written by George Millar. Video by Jennifer Fahrni George Millar from CBC Documentary, The Pride of Belfast (also on YouTube), "to me it's in the mists of time, still out there and still pounding across the ocean somewhere." The Irish Rovers' tribute to the pride of Belfast, the men and boys who built her at Harland and Wolff shipyard, the heroes who sailed her, and the legacy she leaves us today. "Irish pride was at its highest, and the sinking devastated the shipyards, and its workers. To this day they say with a wry smile, "She was alright when she left here!"" The sinking of the RMS Titanic is one of the largest peacetime maritime tragedies in history. The legend of this mighty ship has both intrigued and haunted Rover, George Millar all these years. That may be because he shares his birthday of April 14, with the date the ship hit the iceberg. Titanic met its icy end after midnight (April 15) on her maiden voyage a century ago. For this landmark album, he wrote this tribute to The Titanic. The song gives us a feeling of descending the ocean depths to meet the great ship at her resting place, then she quickly sweeps us away on a journey to her glory days, charging across the high seas. "Being from Northern Ireland and born on April 14th, the legend of the Titanic has been with me all my life. It took the labour of fifteen thousand Irishmen to build her - she was the pride of Belfast," says Millar. Thanks to Image Sources: Michael W. Pocock, Maritime Quest - US Library of Congress Archive - Virginian Pilot, Norfolk, VA - The Evening World, New York, NY - The Sun, New York, NY - New York Tribune, New York, NY - The Day Book, Chicago IL - The Times-Dispatch, Richmond VA - The Washington Times - Belfast Telegraph Website, The Belfast Telegraph, Belfast, N. Ireland - National Museums Northern Ireland - Collection Ulster Folk and Transport Museum - Spirit of the Titanic by Nicola Pierce - Titanic Belfast. LYRICS: THE TITANIC by George Millar – Red Maddie Music/SOCAN THE YEAR, 2012, MARKED THE ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE GREAT SHIP TITANIC. SHE WAS BUILT AT THE BELFAST SHIPYARDS, A MONUMENTAL FEAT FOR THE DAY. IRISH PRIDE WAS AT ITS HIGHEST, AND THE SINKING DEVASTATED THE SHIPYARDS, AND ITS WORKERS. TO THIS DAY THEY SAY WITH A WRY SMILE, ‟SHE WAS ALRIGHT WHEN SHE LEFT HERE!ˮ VERSE 1: SHE WAS BORN IN BELFAST CITY 1912 IT BEING THE YEAR IRISH PRIDE WAS IN THE AIR THEIR HEARTS WERE FULL OF CHEER THE WORLD STOOD IN AMAZEMENT FOR THEY’D NEVER SEEN BEFORE SUCH A STATELY QUEEN TO RULE THE WAVES AND SAIL FROM SHORE TO SHORE VERSE 2: SHE WAS THE GRANDEST OF THEM ALL HER LINES WERE SLEEK AND BOLD SHE SPARKLED LIKE THE JEWELS BRIGHT A WONDER TO BEHOLD THE GENTRY SAILED AWAY IN STYLE FINE WINES DID FREELY FLOW WHILE THE SECOND CLASS IN STEERAGE WERE ALL QUARTERED DOWN BELOW CHORUS: ROLL ON TITANIC ROLL, YOU’RE THE PRIDE OF THE WHITE STAR LINE ROLL ON TITANIC ROLL, INTO THE MISTS OF TIME ROLL ON TITANIC ROLL, YOU’RE THE PRIDE OF THE WHITE STAR LINE ROLL ON TITANIC ROLL, INTO THE MISTS OF TIME VERSE 3: THE CAPTAIN SAID FULL SPEED AHEAD WE’LL SHOW THE WORLD HER MIGHT SO KEEP THE BOILERS STOKED ME BOYS WE’LL RACE HER THROUGH THE NIGHT WE’LL OWN THE FASTEST RECORD FOR THE CROSSING OF THE SEA AND THE RMS TITANIC SHE’LL GO DOWN IN HISTORY CHORUS: VERSE 4: ON THE 14TH NIGHT OF APRIL WHEN THE SHIP WAS FAR FROM LAND DREAMS WERE TORN ASUNDER AS CRUEL FATE BROUGHT DOWN HER HAND TITANIC STRUCK AN ICEBERG AND SHE SLIPPED BENEATH THE WAVES AND FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN SOULS WENT TO THEIR WATERY GRAVE CHORUS: VERSE 5: A HUNDRED YEARS HAVE COME AND GONE AND STILL WE KNOW HER NAME WHEN A VOYAGE BOUND FOR GLORY TURNED TO TRAGEDY AND SHAME IT’S A NIGHT TO BE REMEMBERED FOR MAN’S OWN FRAILTY WHEN THE MIGHTY SHIP TITANIC SANK TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA CHORUS (X2):