As I was growing up in Ireland, I often heard some of the older generation refer to Co. Clare as the Home of Irish Traditional Music. The title of this reel is perhaps a reflection on this remark, which in fact may be the truest words ever said.

 GEDE AAGA | GE DE cc BA | GE DE AA GA | Bc AB G3 A |
 GE DE AA GA | GEDE ccBA | GE DE AAGA | Bc AB G3 A ||
 Bd eg dd BA | Bd eg dd- dA | Bd eg dg BA | GE DE G3 A |
 Bd eg dgBA | Bd eg d3 A | Bd eg dg BA | GE DE G3 A ||
 GEDE AAGA | GE DE cc BA | GE DE AA GA | Bc AB G3 A |
 GE DE AA GA | GEDE ccBA | GE DE AAGA | Bc AB G3 A ||
 Bd eg dg BA | Bd eg d3 A | Bd eg dg BA | GE DE G3 A |
 Bd eg dgBA | Bd eg d3 A | Bd eg dg BA | GE DE G3 A ||
 GEDE AAGA | GE DE cc BA | GE DE AA GA | Bc AB G/B/G- GA |
 GE DE AA GA | GEDE ccBA | GE DE AAGA | Bc AB G3 A ||
 Bd eg dg BA | Bd eg d3 A | Bd eg dg BA | GE DE G3 A |
 Bd eg dgBA | Bd eg d3 A | Bd eg dg BA | GE DE G3 A ||
 GEDE AAGA | GE DE cc BA | GE DE AA GA | Bc AB G/B/G- GA |
 GE DE AA GA | GEDE ccBA | GE DE AAGA | Bc AB G3 A ||
 Bd eg dg BA | Bd eg d3 A | Bd eg dg BA | GE DE G3 A |
 Bd eg dgBA | Bd eg d3 A | Bd ef ge de | dB AB G4 |