- Contains complete lyrics
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Galway Bay |
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Voice Guitar Piano | |
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Piano/Vocal/Guitar |
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Original Published Key: |
F Major |
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Product Type: |
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Musicnotes |
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Product #:
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MN0046012 |
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Price:
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$5.99
Includes 1 print + interactive copy with lifetime access in our free apps.
Each additional print is $4.99
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Pages: |
3 |
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Average Rating:
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Rated 4.5/5 based on 5 customer ratings |
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Top Review:
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"This is a nicely arranged song and it is good that there are seven options to transpose it..." Read reviews
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Lyrics Begin:
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If you ever go across the sea to Ireland, |
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Arrangement Details
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Song Details
Song Details gives you detailed information about this song, Galway Bay
Composer: |
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Date: |
1957 |
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Publisher: |
Universal Music Publishing Group |
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Product Type: |
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Musicnotes |
Product #: |
MN0046012 |
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Lyrics Begin: |
If you ever go across the sea to Ireland, |
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From the Book: |
Erin 'Go Bragh - It's a Great Day for the Irish |
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Publishing administered by: Universal Music Publishing Group

About This Arrangement
This digital sheet music edition of “Galway Bay” by Bing Crosby is a piano/vocal/guitar arrangement available for instant download and printing. It has also been performed by Josef Locke and Daniel O'Donnell. The song was composed by Dr. Arthur Colahan. This edition is 3 pages long.
The published key is F major. It's available in 7 additional keys for transposition. The arrangement is scored for Voice, Guitar and Piano. This edition contains complete lyrics.
It was featured on The Best Of Bing Crosby. It has an average customer rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 5 ratings. One reviewer notes: “This is a nicely arranged song and it is good that there are seven options to transpose it into to suit your voice, and there is just a one octave range.”
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