Portstewart
Written by
Errol Walsh
The wind blows cold across the water
Onto these northern shores
Where I was born, where I was brought up
And where I once belonged
Where I learned about love and I learned to be strong
And I learned right from wrong
But somewhere down the line I took a wrong turn
And I lost my way back home
I remember a pretty little dancer
She held my soul to ransom
I remember and the memory haunts me
Oh..... and then some
I recall the wonder of it all
And though I try to hold on
Deep down in my soul I know...
I know those days are really gone
I can still see Portstewart harbour
And the shelter on the hill
Where lovers walked in the old days
Oh.... and they still do
And though it looks the same from a distance
Nothing stays the same
And when I look around me in my hometown
Nothing much remains
Of the things I loved and the things I knew
And those pretty little dancing girl memories of you
But the wind still blows cold across the water
Onto these northern shores
Where I was born, where I was brought up
And where I once belonged