Rocket to the Moon - Runrig



     
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Rocket to the Moon Lyrics


Here hangs an open landscape
A wild and huge frontier
From a harsh and a barren wasteland
Through the grave to the promised fieldYou came, you trapped, you charted
You laid the railroads and the schemes
And you tamed this land by enterprise
And by the power of your dreamsBut you made this Clan great
And you made this nation bloom
And you rose
With your people through the new world
Like a rocket to the moonFrom the olden coasts of Ireland
From the Hebridean shores
With the forgotten chosen ones
Running from Europe in drovesBut you made this Clan great
And you made this nation bloom
And you rose
With your people through the new world
Like a rocket to the moonThere's a town in Manitoba

They say the windows touch the sky
But across the brine the shipyards close
In this garden flowers dieStill the homelands divide us
Like your blood red brothers of the plains
But where they grieve a candle still burns
A prayer from a flicker to a flameBut you made this Clan great
And you made this nation bloom
And you rose
With your people through the new world
Like a rocket to the moon
Songwriters
C. MACDONALD, R. MACDONALDPublished by
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Runrig is a Scottish folk rock band founded by brothers Calum and Rory Macdonald in 1973 in Portree, Isle of Skye, Scotland. The band is now popular across the United Kingdom, Denmark and Germany and is notable for combining original songs in Gaelic with a rock sound, thus reflecting the Gaelic culture. Runrig began in 1973 as a three-piece named the "Run Rig Dance Band", its members comprising Calum Macdonald and Rory Macdonald, and their friend, accordionist Blair Douglas. The line-up played its first gig at the Kelvin Hall in Glasgow.

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