That scarcely found his peer;
Nor giveth Phœbus place,
For strokes divinely clear.
The Irish Harp.
The Irish I admire,
And still cleave to that Lyre
As our Music's mother:
And think, till I expire,
Apollo's such another.
As Britons that so long
That scarcely found his peer;
Nor giveth Phœbus place,
For strokes divinely clear.
The Irish Harp.
The Irish I admire,
And still cleave to that Lyre
As our Music's mother:
And think, till I expire,
Apollo's such another.
As Britons that so long