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Darby O'Gill - The Wren Song Lyrics

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  • The wren, the wren, the king of all birds
  • on St. Stephen's Day got caught in the furze
  • So it’s up with the kettle and down with the pan
  • give us a penny to burry the wren
  • As I was gone to Killenaule
  • I met the wren upon the wall
  • I upped with me wattle and knocked him down
  • and brought him into Carrick town
  • Little bird, little bird, where is your nest?
  • 'Tis in the bush that I love best
  • It’s in the tree, the holly tree
  • where all the boys do follow me
  • We followed the wren three miles or more
  • three miles or more, three miles or more
  • We followed the wren three miles or more
  • at six o'clock in the morning
  • I have a little box under me arm
  • under me arm, under me arm
  • I have a little box under me arm
  • a penny or tuppence'll do it no harm
  • Mrs. O’Gill is a very good woman
  • a very good woman, a very good woman
  • Mrs. O’Gill is a very good woman
  • she gave us a penny to bury the wren

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