"Hey Dublin" genre: Celtic
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	Violin, harp and mandolin are blended with electric keyboard and guitar, drum loops and a delicate vocal to create this Neo-Celtic sound. "Hey Dublin" is the first single from Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Elizabeth Pendleton's project.
	CD: Hey Dublin/A Bhlea Cliath   Label: self released Credits: Programming by Peas, Harp by Lisa Lynn, Mandolin by Ken O'Malley, Backing Vocals by Susan Rumor and Lisa Carbe and Bass Guitar and Programming by JP Durand, Lead Vocals by Elizabeth Pendleton, Chanting Vocals by Andy and Brent
	Story Behind the Song "Hey Dublin" was inspired by the Peace Process in Northern Ireland and singer/songwriter Elizabeth Pendleton's first trip to Ireland in 1998. A donation from every copy sold will be made to help fund integrated education in Norther Ireland via an organization called NICIE. Lyrics Hey Dublin Hey Dublin, I‘ve got a slow, wet kiss soft and tender as the mist Hey Dublin, is your heart too hard to lift? Hey Dublin, right now is all there is Hey Dublin, I’ve been writing in the rain Washing wounds and cleansing stains Hey Dublin, I heard you’ve been doin’ the same Hey Dublin, it’s time to come out of the pain There’s a Selchie songspell I heard inside a cockleshell Twas of round moon, dark ale, enchanted wand, Holy Grail So Dublin, while they’re counting sheep Close your eyes and swim the deep It’s me, inside the rhythms of the sea With me, ride the rhythms of the sea There’s a Selchie songspell I heard inside a cockleshell Twas of round moon, dark ale, enchanted wand, Holy Grail The sweetest song ever sung Hey Dublin, do you know that one?

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