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The title of this I got from Sean O’Driscoll, who played it on his banjo. Sean told me he learned it from his father, John, who played the accordion.
E2 | A>B cB | AG EA | AB c/B/A | d>e dc | A>B cB | AG EA | A/B/c B/A/G | A>B AE || A>B cB | AG EA | A>B cA | d>e dc | A>B cB | AG EA | A/B/c B/A/G | A>B Ae || a>g ed | ^cd e>e | ef ge | a>a ag | ea ge | dB GA/B/ | cA B/A/G | A>B Ae || a>g ed | ^cd e>e | ef ge | a>a ag | ea ge | dB GA/B/ | cA B/A/G | A2 AE || A>B cB | AG EA | AB c/B/A | d>e dc | A>B cB | AG EA | A/B/c B/A/G | A2 AE || A>B cB | AG EA | AB cA | d>e dc | A>B cB | AG EA | A/B/c B/A/G | A>B Ae || a>g ed | ^cd e>e | ef ge | a2 ag | ea ge | dB GA/B/ | cA B/A/G | A2 Ac || a>g ed | ^cd e>e | ef ge | a>a ag | ea ge | dB GA/B/ | cA B/A/G | A2 A,2 |
