Oh Celtic Woman, Send Me A Song (please)!

Hello, I'm new to this forum, so if this post is in the wrong place, please forgive. :-)

That said, I'm not looking for lyrics, I'm looking for sheet music. Specifically, I'm looking for sheet music for "Send Me A Song". If anyone can point me in the right direction, I would greatly appreciate it!

Thanks in advance and have a good week y'all!

You need to tell us what instrument.

Piano vocal. Y'know, not the easy play reduction, er... I mean... rendition, but the piano accompaniment the pianist could play while accompanying the vocalist.

O'kaaaaay, that sounded pedantic instead of precise but you get it...right? I hope? <Insert big smiley face right here>

No not your bad planetrudy. Just a lousy response. I'm looking too.I play guitar and am trying to work that out. or is guitar not a preferable instrument???
(Sorry I'm speaking to the "What Instrument" Dufas reply.)

I think most likely the sheet music may not be written/available yet, but I could be wrong.

I'm looking for ALL of the lyrics from Celtic Woman. I would settle for that. Sheet Music can be hard to come by, but check your local music store. I have listened to and watched the DVD numerous times and never tire of it. Actually I'm blown away every time. My father (88 years young) listens/watches any time there's nothing better on TV (Quite often for him) along with other simlar music video.

I have found some in "tab" that can be applied to piano. I don't like to list too much here but will share if u e-mail me.

Good luck, and Send Me A Song

If you get the guitar tabs can you send them to me? i've looking for it. (I play guitar and flute)

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I'm looking for ALL of the lyrics from Celtic Woman. I would settle for that.

You can get the lyrics to all their songs by going into the forum archives on this website, lots of people have posted them.....However--one of the words in all the lyrics posts of "one world" is not correct, and it's making me nuts! The second verse says "I see a boy who's frightened; a young boy with OLD eyes". I've seen people write "cold eyes", "without eyes(!)", and others!! The writer's point that they were trying to get across is that the boy is young but had to grow up too fast due to something in his life....giving him "old" eyes. Sorry, I just had to put this out there, because it was bothering me!!!

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Hi, I´m from Germany and I search for the accompaniment of "Send me a song" ( to play on the piano). Does anybody know where I can get it?
Just the chords could be a great help too!!!
Thanks for answering,
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