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    The banks of Lough Gowna (2nd version), jig

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    Source Paddy O'Brien Tune Collection
    Key Signature C Major
    Time Signature 6/8
    Number of Parts 2
    Tonic c

    This is a setting of the tune taken from the more common version recorded on “‘A Tribute to Michael Coleman’ by Joe Burke and Andy McGann. It seems to me this tune was reinterpreted for playing on the concertina.

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    The banks of Lough Gowna (2nd version), jig

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     AcA AGE | EDE GEG | A/B/cA AGA | cde gec |
 A/B/cA AGE | EDE GAB | cde ged | cAA A2{/G} E ||
 Ac{/B} A AGE | EDE G2 E | AcA AGA | cde gec |
 A/B/cA AGE | EDE GAB | cde ged | cAA A2 G ||
 cde g2 a | gea ged | cde gga | geg a2 A |
 cde{/e} g2 a | gea ged | cde ged | cAA A2 G ||
 cde g2 a | gea ged | cde gga | geg a2 A |
 cde g2 a | gea ged | cde ged | cAA A2 G ||
 AcA AGE | EDE G2 E | AcA{/B} AGA | cde gec |
 A/B/cA AGE | EDE G2 A | cde ged | cAA A2 G ||
 A/B/cA AGE | EDE GGE | AcA AGA | cde gec |
 A/B/cA AGE | EDE GAB | cde ged | cAA A2 G ||
 cde g2 a | gea ged | cde gga | geg a2 A |
 cde g2 a | gea ged | cde ged | cAA A2 G ||
 cde g2 a | gea ged | cde gga | geg a2 A |
 cde gga | gea ged | cde ged | cAA A3- |

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