Need help finding a specific Enya song

I have no idea what the title is. I had a friend years back who copied all his Enya CD's onto a bunch of cassette tapes for me to listen to in the car on a cross-country drive I had to take. He didn't label the tapes other than to scribble the word "Enya" on them all. I no longer have those tapes. I know that the tapes were a mix of Shepherd Moons and Memory of Trees and a bunch of other Enya albums, but I can't recall all the album names involved.

To make things worse, the song I need is an instrumenetal, so I can't even recall any pieces of lyrics to spell out for you here.

All I do know is that it was a super up-beat song. I am not sure but I think it was in 4/4 and it had the child-like pentatonic thing going. I know that's not much to go on, but it's all I have.

I have spent several hours on YouTube just now trying to find it and I am totally striking out.

Any die hard Enya fans here?

Perhaps the best thing anyone here could do is to make me a quick list of all Enya songs that are 1) instrumental, 2) upbeat, and then I can start crawling the web for MP3's and even searching YouTube.

Hmmm ... I did a Google search just now on "enya instrumental" and I came up with this:

http://www.enyafans.org/index.php?showtopic=121

So maybe now I can try and narrow my search

Your favourite instrumental song...

The Sun In The Stream
To Go Beyond
Fairytale
Epona
Portrait
Boadicea
Bard Dance
Watermark
Miss Clare Remembers
River
Shepherd Moons
No Holly For Miss Quinn
Lothlorien
The Memory OF Trees
From Where I Am
Tea House Moon
A Day Without Rain
Silver Inches
The First Of Autum
Oriel Window
The Promise
Morning Glory
An Ghaoth Ón Ghrian
Eclipse
Willows On The Water
Midnight Blue

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Nope. I totally struck out. I just listened to all these songs online (well, the first ten to fifteen seconds of them each) and none of them are the one I am thinking of.

Any really intense Enya fans who can tell which instrumentals are missing from this list?

Okay. I found it. It's called "The Celts." It's Track #1 from her debut album called Enya.

Thank you!

Thanks, Chumplet. But it worked out in the end.