Toora Loora Lay
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Celtic lady song from Spanish lady
There are many Irish songs that have the phrase Tora Laura (with many alternate spellings) and the general meaning is just goodbye.
A dictionary of slang and non-traditional English, by Eric Partridge (Paul Bell, ed., 8th edition 1984), p. 1250, says:
up to! Goodbye! Farewell: Basically Anglo-Irish. Of totlio
The dictionary mentions phrases around 1910 and notes 1922 in James Joyce's Ulysses:
Anyway, at least I didn't go down without explaining myself first.
The online version of the Oxford English Dictionary quotes Joyce and DH Lawrence Circa 1921 (Sunday).
Great! will meet again! Toralo!), In the sense of farewell.
There are many songs with similar phrases, all of Irish folk songs.
Another example:
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Celtic lady song from Spanish lady
تورہ لورہ
