The Winding Way Down to Kells Bay

Oh the road stretches out before your feet on the winding way down to Kells Bay

And the Golden sunset's like no other they say on the winding way down to Kells Bay

Where sorrow's met with smiling eyes and a great black cloak brushed with stars for a sky

And the old trees lean in there to whisper a tale on the winding way down to Kells Bay

There's a song in the heart of the people you'll meet on the winding way down to Kells Bay,

Yes a joke to be shared and a drink to be drank on the winding way down to Kells Bay

And the green Kerry Hills overlooking the sea, and the fuschias are blooming so brightly and sweet

And the ocean could carry our worries away on the winding way down to Kells Bay

On the winding way down, oh the winding way down,

On the winding way down to Kells Bay

Yes the ocean could carry our worries away on the winding way down to Kells Bay

There's a saint on the hillside i dteach deas beag buí, on the winding way down to Kells Bay

Lean isteach leat a stóirín agus lig do scíth on the winding way down to Kells Bay,

And when the bell rings then we'll all head away on the winding road down to Kells Bay,

Where the ocean could carry our worries away on the winding way down to Kells Bay,

And the Golden sunset's like no other, they say, on the winding way down to Kells Bay,

And we'll stop for the chat, and the auld cupán tae, on the winding way down to Kells Bay.

Yes the ocean could carry our worries away, on the winding way down...