Got a new ipod for christmas

Ive been waiting forever to have a nice place to put all the itunes Scottish music that I've collected. I paid a good sum of money for this ipodtoo, although 300 was a gift from my father and around forty more was from family members. I only paid around $70 for a 400 and something dollars because of christmas money. Its my christmas gift to me. I also got a $50 itunes giftcard from my mother, so i bought more folk songs! ALot of these new songs are irish too, because they are funny and make me happy. My grandpa always says that I am irish, but i don't really think we are. He likes to joke around, and all evidence that I can find only points to scotland, but points very clearly at Scotland. Who knows though, boarders blur when you consider that they are both celtic.

Alot of my songs are by Cara Dillon, she is amazing. Her voice is perfect, the melodys are perfect, and the songs are beautiful (as you can expect from these songs). I also got alot of Connie Dover songs. Right now I'm listen to "bold jaime" sung by Cara Dillon. I also got irish folk songs including "I'll tell me ma," "finnegan's wake," "whiskey in the jar" (high kings version <3), "red hair mary," "some say the devil is dead," "patsy fagan," "rising of the moon," "roky road to dublin," "fidller's green," "morning glory," "Molly malone," "the wind that shakes the barley," and "the star of the county down." Good songs. I really love these songs, I can't help it! They just make me want to dance. "Some say the devil is dead" is to a tune that an american folk song is to, but i havent been able to figure it out yet, the same with "fiddler's green," I'll figure it out soon. I have 366 songs on my ipod, and only about 70ish arent celtic.

Love my ipod so much! Love the songs on them!

--JSparrow