Ships are Sailing

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Ships are Sailing is a popular Irish Reel in the key E-dorian which has been popularised by artists such as Tony MacMahon and Gaelic Storm. It is also known as All Da Ships Ir Sailin', All The Ships Are Sailing, Ships A-Sailing, Ships Are Sailing, Take Her Out And Air Her.

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