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Shane MacGowan Songs

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Aisling ( 3 )

Angel of Death

B&I Ferry

Back In the County Hell ( 2 )

Body of an American

Bring Down The Lamp

Broad Majestic Shannon

Ceilidh Cowboy ( 2 )

Christmas Lullaby (Edit)

Church Of The Holy Spook

Come To The Bower ( 2 )

Cracklin Rosie

Danny Boy

Dirty Old Town

Donegal Express ( 2 )

Fairytale of New York

Granuaille

Haunted

Her Father Didn't Like Me

I'll Be Your Handbag

If I Should Fall from Grace with God

Irish Rover

Joey's In America

Lonesome Highway ( 2 )

Maclennan

Mexican Funeral In Paris

Minstrel Boy

More Pricks Than Kicks ( 2 )

Mother Mo Chroi ( 2 )

Nancy Whiskey ( 2 )

Nancy Whisky

Paddy Public Enemy No.1 ( 2 )

Paddy Rolling Stone ( 2 )

Pair of Brown Eyes

Poor Paddy Works on the Railway

Popes' Instrumental: My Ballyvourney Love/The Limpin' General/Bag of Ch

Rainy Night in Soho

Rake At The Gates Of Hell

Rising Of The Moon

Rock & Roll Paddy

Rock 'N' Roll Paddy ( 2 )

Roddy McCorley ( 2 )

Sick Bed of Cuchulainn

Skipping Rhymes

Spanish Lady ( 2 )

St. John Of Gods ( 2 )

Streams of Whiskey

That Woman's Got Me Drink

The Snake With Eyes Of Garnet ( 2 )

The Song With No Name ( 2 )

Truck Drivin' Man

Victoria ( 2 )

Wand'rin' Star

You're The One ( 2 )

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Shane MacGowan Links

Paddy Rolling Stone: The Official Shane MacGowan Website
The official website for ex-Pogues singer Shane MacGowan, with news, discography, magazine articles, links, lyrics and more.

Shane MacGowan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Shane Patrick MacGowan (born December 25, 1957 in Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom) is best known as the original singer and songwriter with The Pogues, ...

Shane MacGowan
This is the first site with full Shane MacGowan / Pogues / Nips / releated discographie. You can also sell and buy Pogues records for free.

The Pogues: In the wake of the Medusa
Founding member and main writer of The Pogues, Shane MacGowan, parted with them in 1991. The band continued on, releasing two additional albums and ...