The Mad Lady And Me — Sinead O Connor

A Cristy Moore song of which Sinead did the background vocals, on Moore's album "Voyage" Original written by Jimmy MacCarthy among the walls and ruins of the horrid civic stone I walked without a lover for my older bones

the sun was strong in going down It was a dreamlike day it was there we met the trinity and there I heard them saying

and she said bye bye Mama Goodbye brother John Farethee well ye Shandon bells ring on, ring on

she leaned and leaned much closer and she hugs them all goodbye her mother cried "don't go my love" we all must bye and bye a drunken tongue said "leave her off" she'll drive us all crazy she turned around and saw my face and both of us was she

and she said bye bye Mama Goodbye brother John Farethee well ye Shandon bells ring on, ring on

up and to the limestone wall and down the level steps she threw herself into the stream witha spash and no regrets side stroke swimming midstream throwing kisses to the crowd and everything was silent and the sky had not one cloud

and she said bye bye Mama Goodbye brother John Farethee well ye Shandon bells ring on, ring on

we were swimming out in the sunset, we were swimming out to sea, swimming down by the Opera House The Mad Lady and me.