The Evergreen — The singer finds an evergreen in Inishowen. "They are few and far between in de… Fair and Tender Ladies — Lyric song, in which the narrator, a woman, laments the falseness of men. She s… The False Bride (The Week Before Easter; I Once Loved a Lass) — The singer reports that the woman he once loved is going to be wed to another. … The False Young Man (The Rose in the Garden, As I Walked Out) — The young man greets the girl after a long separation and asks her to sit down … Fare You Well, My Own True Love (The Storms Are on the Ocean, The False True Lover, The True Lover's Farewell, Red Rosy Bush, Turtle Dove) — The true lover bids farewell, promising to be true. He asks, "Who will shoe you… Glashen-Glora — The singer describes the mountain stream and thinks of happier days. Wherever h… Gleanntan Araglain Aobhinn (Happy Glen of Araglin) — Gaelic. The singer bids farewell, across the waves, to the Glen of Araglin. He … Gougane Barra — There is a green island in lone Gougane Barra." What better place for a bard? T… The Green Shores of Fogo — "Our barque leaves this harbour tomorrow." The singer is leaving Fogo and Katie… The Greenwood Laddie — Singer describes the beauty of her greenwood laddie. Her parents oppose the mat…