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The One That Was Lost jig

By Paddy O’Brien

Also known as An Ceann A Cailleadh, La Que Se Fue, Paddy O’Brien’s, Paddy O’Briens.

There are 30 recordings of this tune.

This tune has been recorded together with

The One That Was Lost appears in 1 other tune collection.

The One That Was Lost has been added to 24 tune sets.

The One That Was Lost has been added to 205 tunebooks.

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Seven settings

1
X: 1
T: The One That Was Lost
R: jig
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Edor
|:f|edB BAF|E2 D EFA|BAF D2 F|AFA def|
edB BAF|E2 D EFA|dfb afd|efe e2:|
d|Bee efa|baf edB|~d3 Bdd|AFA dcd|
Bee efa|baf edB|dfb afd|efe e2 d|
Bee efa|baf edB|~d3 Bdd|AFA def|
{f}g2 e fed|BeB dBA|dfb afd|efe e2||
2
X: 2
T: The One That Was Lost
R: jig
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Emin
edB BAF|E2D EFA|BAF D2B|~A3 def|
edB BAF|E2D EFA|dfb afd|1 efe e2f:|2 efe e2d||
Bee efa|baf edB|~d3 Bdd|AFA dBA|
Bee efa|baf edB|dfb afd|efe e2d|
Bee efa|baf edB|~d3 Bdd|AFA def|
gfe fed|BeB dBA|dfb afd|e2f g2f||
3
X: 3
T: The One That Was Lost
R: jig
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Edor
g2f|:edB BAF|FED EFA|BAF D2A|FED def|
edB BAF|E2D EFA|dfb afd|1 e2f g2f:|2 ~e3 e2d||
~e3 efa|baf edB|ded BdB|AFA AB/c/d|
~e3 efa|baf edB|dfb afd|~e3 e2d|
~e3 efa|b2f edB|ded BdB|AFA def|
gfe fed|edc dBA|dfb afd|e2f g2f||
4
X: 4
T: The One That Was Lost
R: jig
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Edor
f|:edB BAF|EFD EFA|BAF ~D3|DFA def|
edB BAF|EFD EFA|dfb afd|1 efe e2f:|2 efe e2d||
~B3 efa|baf edB|~d3 Bdd|AFA dBA|
~B3 ef/g/a|baf edB|dfb afd|efe e2d|
~B3 efa|baf edB|~d3 Bdd|AFA def|
~g3 ~f3|efe dBA|dfb afd|efe e2f||
5
X: 5
T: The One That Was Lost
R: jig
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Edor
g2f|:edB BAF|FED EFA|BAF DFA|FAA def|
edB BAF|FED EFA|dfb afd|1 ~e3 g2f:|2 ~e3 e2d||
Bee efa|baf edB|~d3 Bdd|AFA ded|
Bee efa|baf edB|dfb afd|~e3 e2d|
Bee efa|baf edB|~d3 Bdd|AFA def|
~g2e fed|BeB dBA|dfb afd|~e3 g2f||
6
X: 6
T: The One That Was Lost
R: jig
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Edor
g2f|:edB BAF|FED EFA|BAF D2A|FEF Bdf|
edB BAF|FED EFA|dfb afd|1 ~e3 g2f:|2 efg fed||
~B3 efa|~b3 edB|~d3 BdB|AFA ded|
~B3 efa|baf edB|dfb afd|efg fed|
~B3 efa|~b3 edB|~d3 BdB|AFA def|
gfe fed|Bec dBA|dfb afd|~e3 g2f||
7
X: 7
T: The One That Was Lost
R: jig
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Edor
f2|:edB BAF|E/F/ED EFA|BAF D2B|AFA def|
edB BAF|E/F/ED EFA|dfb afd|1 efee2f:|2 efee2B||
efe efa|baf edB|c!slide!d2 Bdd|AFA def|
efe efa|baf edB|dfb afe|efe e2B|
efe efa|baf edB|c!slide!d2 Bdd|AFA def|
gfe fed|edB AFA|dfb afd|e2fg2f||

Seventeen comments

Paddy O’Brien

This tune was composed by Paddy O’Brien from Nenagh in Co. Tipperary.

Alan Kelly

I took this amazing jig from Alan Kelly’s cd but I don’t know the title. I think it is very particular and strange, esecially in the end of part B… I am not sure about the key..perhaps EMin. what do you think?

Hi,

This is a Paddy O’Brien tune - The One That Was Lost. A great tune but already in the database, an early entry.

Jim

Great tune and nice to be reminded of it even if it was in the database - maybe it really was Lost 🙂

Well, Charlie Piggott picked up the box accordion, not the concertina.

Cathal Hayden

Love Cathal Haydens version on live in belfast

Re: The One That Was Lost

What a coincidence! I was about to search for the name of the 2nd tune in this video that was posted today, saw the previous comment in the “Most Recent” list, and realized that this was what I was looking for before even clicking on it. Not to mention the irony of the title. Here’s Brid O’Gorman and Eoin O’Neill from Brogan’s session this week. Starting with Shandon Bells and ending with Anthony Frawley’s.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwZUJiUUZyg

The One That Was Lost, X:3

Threw in a few quarky notes, and a few other alternatives.

A few more:
- A Part, 2nd bar, |~E3 EFA|
- A Part, 3rd & 4th bar, |BAF D2B|~A3 DEF|
- A Part, 8th bar, |1 ege e2 f :|
- B Part, 4th bar, |AFA dBA|

The One That Was Lost, X:7

This is how my mentor taught me the tune, I realise it is quite different from all the other versions of the tune. I want to make it clear that the C (quaver) to D (crotchet) transition is a slide. Hope you like this version.

Re: The One That Was Lost

Hi
Is the ornament in this tune that’s used on the high d notes a cran?
Thanks