Oh the road stretches out before your feet
on the winding way down to Kell's Bay
And the Golden sunset's like no other
they say
on the winding way down to Kell's Bay
Where sorrow's met with smiling eyes
and a great black cloak brushed
with stars for a sky
And the old trees lean in there
to whisper a tale
all the winding way down to Kell's Bay
There's a song in the heart of the people
you'll meet
on the winding way down to Kell's Bay,
Yes a joke to be shared
and a drink to be drank
on the winding way down to Kell's Bay
And the green Kerry Hills
overlooking the sea
and the fuschias are blooming
so brightly and sweet
And the ocean could carry
our worries away
on the winding way down to Kell's Bay
On the winding way down,
on the winding way down,
on the winding way down,
to Kell's Bay
Yes the ocean could carry
our worries away
on the winding way down to Kell's Bay
There's a saint on the hillside
i dteach deas beag bui
On the winding way down to Kell's Bay
Lean isteach leat a stoirin
agus lig do scith
On the winding down to Kell's Bay
And when the bell rings
then we'll all head away
on the winding way down to Kell's Bay,
Where the ocean could carry
our worries away
on the winding way down to Kell's Bay,
And we'll stop for the chat
and the auld cupan tae
on the winding way down to Kell's Bay
And the Golden sunset's
like no other, they say,
on the winding way down to Kell's Bay,
And the ocean could carry
our worries away,
on the winding way down
