Celtic Sands Wild Horses CD

Wild Horses Music

Category	World Albums, International CDs
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7649157
Catalog number	185764
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 11, 2008

Celtic Sands Wild Horses Songs

	1.	Have You Been to Carrick/A Fig for a Kiss/The Butterfly
	2.	Boys of the Lough/Sweeney's Dream
	3.	Star of the County Down
	4.	Shady Grove
	5.	King of the Fairies
	6.	Down By the Sally Gardens/Sally Gardens Reel
	7.	Wild Horses
	8.	The Sweetness of Mary
	9.	Merrily Kiss the Quaker/Harvest Home/Peggy Ryan's Fancy
	10.	Einini
	11.	Tam Lin
	12.	Coilsfield House
	13.	Drummond Castle/Sleep Sound I'da Mornin'/Road to Fingal/Bluegras

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