"Poor Donaldīs Tale." genre: European
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	A minuscule music motiv. A nihilistical litle thing. An insignificant arrangement. Some painting strokes. An old fable serves to place a beatiful melody sung where the truth remains, on the roots of tradition.
	MP3.com CD: CELTIC AND DEAR. - buy it! CD: CELTIC AND DEAR. Credits: Đ Antonio Gil - 2002.
	Lyrics POOR DONALSDīS TALE ------------------- One night throught the black, poor Donald hunch back, his cart down the glenside was bringing; when he heard the sweet sound of the fairies arounand this is the sonf thwey were singing. Monday, Tuesday, Monday, Tuesday, Monday, Tuesday. He stopped his track poor Donald hunch back, at the voices so beautifully blending. Throught the music was sweet it was quite incomplete, for they couldnīt remember the ending. Monday, Tuesday, Monday, Tuesday, Monday, Tuesday. Thought poor Donald was shy, he could never stand by and leave their frustrations unheeded; So he stified his fear and he sang soft and clear, adding the word that they needed. Monday, Tuesday, Monday, Tuesday, Monday, Tuesday, and wednesday. And the fairies were glad, and so grateful he had put an end to the song they were voicing, With their magical knack took the hump from his back and Donald went homeward rejoicing. Monday, Tuesday, Monday, Tuesday, Monday, Tuesday.

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