Chords for Caitlín Nic Gabhann

_ _ Hi, [C#] I'm Katja Dean again.
I'm here in [C] Custis in Ennis and I'm going to play a few tunes
of my new CD that I just [B] brought out this week.
It's called Katja Dean [C] and the tunes
are, the first one is a wall, it's called Sunday's Bell that I wrote a few years ago.
I've written a couple earlier but the first one is called Elevators and I wrote it when
I was stuck in Lyth last year in Australia.
And then [C] I'll finish up with a gnomes reel
called [D] The Shepherd's Daughter.
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[Bm] and [E] _ I wrote it when
I was stuck in Lyth last year in Australia.
And then I'll [D] finish _
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_ _ _ _ up with a gnomes reel _
[B] _ _ I've _ written a couple earlier _ but the first one is called _ Elevators and I wrote it _ _ _ _ _ when _ _ _
_ I was stuck in Lyth last year in Australia.
And then I'll finish up with a gnomes reel _ _ _
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a couple earlier but _ the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ first one is called Elevators and I wrote it when
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in Australia.
Cathy, listen, go raibh míle maith agat, as ag [Gm] Féin seo agus go n-earrí go [N] gheill
le do _ glúíschain nío.
Go raibh míle maith agat.
Will you tell me one thing, we know your father, he's pretty renowned, tell us about
your mother and the influence she had on your [G] music and your dancing.
My mam was a dancer, she's a set dancer and step dancer and her parents came from West
Clare, from Lysgarn and Finland and they were dancers so all [D] her side of the family are set dancers.
What family name?
Murphy.
I learned how to dance from them and I brought along to Kayleys from when I was
five or [Am] six with my mam and I was her partner so [Bm] that's how I learned and I've been dancing
all my life, I've went to _ lessons and [C] did all the competitions and stuff like that.
_ _ [G] She's sort of, the dancing [C] has influenced on my playing and vice versa.
Sure, lovely rhythm to it.
Thanks.
And [G#] listen, what influenced, a concertina player that would have influenced you dramatically
or is there any one or a couple?
A [D] concertina player, probably Mícheál O'Reilly.
Mícheál was my teacher and Mícheál lives in Meath as [C] well so he probably influenced
me a lot.
_ I listen to a lot of music, _ _ accordions and fiddles.
Great.
_ [D] Listen, best of luck and best of luck off in America with your