I learned this song from a recording by Graham and Eileen Pratt. Lyrics are by Sir Samuel Ferguson of Belfast. UISTMAN59' on his YouTube channel says the tune is called "Caisleán Uí Néill" (see recordings by Máire Nic Dhonnchadha and Máirín Uí Chéide). "...a lovely soprano capable of expressing moments of tender reflection, hard-won optimism and soulful yearning." -- Washington Post "Lisa Moscatiello has one of those voices that jumps out of the speakers and grabs you from across the room." -- Dirty Linen "Lisa Moscatiello will inevitably remind some listeners of another Washington, DC-area singer, the late Eva Cassidy. Like Cassidy, she has a throaty voice that is both pure and sultry. She's equally comfortable with bluesy belters or aching torch songs, and she has an alluring ability to insinuate deep emotions without ever seeming to be showing off her vocal chops. But an even more important comparison is that, just like Cassidy, Moscatiello makes us believe every word she sings." -- The Boston Globe