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A Bunch Of Thyme [C]Forster and Allen

FCome all ye C7maidens young and Ffair
All you that are Amblooming Gmin your C7prime
FAlways be-F7-ware and Bbkeep your garden C7fair
Let Fno man C7steal away your Fthyme

For Fthyme it C7is a precious Fthing
And thyme bringsAm all things Gmto my C7mind
FThyme with all its F7labour's,Bb along with all its C7joys
FThyme, brings all C7things to my Fmind

FOnce she C7had a bunch of Fthyme
And thought it Amnever Gmwould de-C7-cay
Then Fcame a lusty F7sailor, who Bbchanced to pass that C7way
He Fstole her C7bunch of thyme a-F-way

The Fsailor C7gave to her a Frose
A Frose that Amnever Gmwould de-C7-cay
He Fgave it to F7her to Bbkeep her re-C7-minded
Of Fwhen he C7stole her thyme a-F-way

So, FCome all ye C7maidens young and Ffair
All you that are Amblooming Gmin your C7prime
FAlways be-F7-ware and Bbkeep your garden C7fair
Let Fno man C7steal away your Fthyme

For Fthyme it C7is a precious Fthing
And thyme brings Amall things Gmto my C7mind
FThyme with all its F7labour's,Bb along with all its C7joys
FThyme, brings all C7things to my Fmind

slowly
Yes,FThyme, brings all C7things to my Fmind

1 2 F 1 C7 2 Am 1 2 3 Gm 1 2 3 4 F7 1 2 3 Bb

A Place in the Choir [C]Celtic Thunder

CHORUS - INTRO  NC ACAPELLA & CLAP

C All God's creatures got a place in the choir,
G Some sing low and C some sing higher,
Some F sing out loud on the C telephone wire,
G Some just clap their C hands or paws or anything they got, now.

REPEAT CHORUS

C Listen to the top where the little bird sings,
And the G melodies, and the high notes ringing,
And the F hoot-owl cries over every C thing,
And the G blackbird C disagrees.

Singing in the night time, singing in the day,
And the G little duck quacks, and he's on his way,
And the F otter hasn't got much to C say,
And the porcupine G talks to C himself.

CHORUS

C The dogs and the cats, they take up the middle,
Where the G honeybee hums, and the cricket fiddles,
The F donkey brays, and the pony C neighs,
And the old gray G badger C sighs.

C Listen to the bass it's the one on the bottom,
Where the G bullfrog croaks, and the hippopotamus,
F moans and groans with a big to C do,
And the G old cow just goes C moo.

CHORUS

C It's a simple song, a little sung everywhere,
By the G ox and the fox and the grizzly bear,
The F dopey alligator and the hawk C above,
The G sly old weasel and the C turtledove.

CHORUS

OUTRO

All God's creatures got a place in the choir!

× × × × NC 3 C 1 2 3 G 1 2 F

A Woman's Heart [C]Mary Black

Intro
C GAmF
C G Am F

CHORUS
C My heart is G low, my Am  heart is so F low
As C only a G woman's heart canAm beF
As C only a G woman's, asAm only a F woman's
As C only a G woman's heart canF knoCw

CThe tears that Gdrip
From Am my bewildered F eyes
CTaste of G bitter sweet ro-AmmanceF
CYou're still in my Ghopes
AmYou're still on my Fmind, ohC
And even thGough I manage Amon my ownF

CHORUS
C My heart is G low, my Am  heart is so F low
As C only a G woman's heart canAm beF
As C only a G woman's, asAm only a F woman's
As C only a G woman's heart canF knoCw

CWhen restless Geyes
Re-Amveal my troubled Fsoul
CAnd memories Gflood my weary AmheartF
CI mourn for my Gdreams
AmI mourn for my Fwasted loveC
And while I Gknow that I'll sur-Amvive aloneF

CHORUS
C My heart is G low, my Am  heart is so F low
As C only a G woman's heart canAm beF
As C only a G woman's, asAm only a F woman's
As C only a G woman's heart canF knoCw
Slowing
As C only a G woman's heart canF knoCw

3 C 1 2 3 G 2 Am 1 2 F

Black Velvet Band [C]Traditional

Intro Dm G C C

Verse 1
In a C neat little town they call Belfast, apprenticed to F trade I was G bound,
C Many an hour sweet happiness
Have I Dm spent in that G neat little C town.
'Till a sad misfortune came o'er me, and caused me to F stray from the G land.
Far a-Cway from my friends and relations,
Be-Dmtrayed by the G black velvet C band.

Chorus
Her C eyes they shone like diamonds,
I thought her the F queen of the G land,
And her C hair hung over her Am shoulder,
Tied Dm up with a G black velvet C band.

Verse 2
I C took a stroll down Broadway, meaning not F long for to G stay,
When C who should I meet but this pretty fair maid,
Come a Dm traipsing a-Glong the highCway.
She was both fair and handsome, her neck it was F just like a G swan's
And her C hair hung over her shoulder,
Tied Dm up with a G black velvet C band.

Chorus
Her C eyes they shone like diamonds,
I thought her the F queen of the G land,
And her C hair hung over her Am shoulder,
Tied Dm up with a G black velvet C band.

Verse 3
I C took a stroll with this pretty fair maid, and a gentleman F passing us G by.
Well, I C knew she meant the doing of him,
By the Dm look in her G roguish black C eye.
A gold watch she took from his pocket, And placed it F right into my G hand,
And the C very first thing that I said was,
"Bad Dm ‘cess to the G black velvet C band".

Chorus
Her C eyes they shone like diamonds,
I thought her the F queen of the G land,
And her C hair hung over her Am shoulder,
Tied Dm up with a G black velvet C band.

Verse 4
BeCfore the judge and the jury next morning I F had to a-Gppear.
The C judge he says to me, "Young fellow,
The Dm case against G you is quite C clear.
Seven long years is your sentence, to be spent far a F way from this G land,
Far a-Cway from your friends and relations,
Be-Dmtrayed by the G black velvet C band.

Chorus
Her C eyes they shone like diamonds,
I thought her the F queen of the G land,
And her C hair hung over her Am shoulder,
Tied Dm up with a G black velvet C band.

C - Single Strum

1 2 3 Dm 1 2 3 G 3 C 1 2 F 2 Am

Brown Eyed Girl [G]Van Morrison

Intro + Kazoo
G C G D x2

Verse 1
G Hey, where did C we go? G Days when the D rains came
G Down in the C hollow G playin' a D new game
G Laughing and a-Crunning, hey hey
G Skipping and a-Djumping
G In the misty C morning fog with
G Our Dhearts a-thumping and C you
D My brown-eyed G girl Em
C You, my D brown-eyed girl G D7

Verse 2
G Whatever C happened G to Tuesday and D so slow
G Going down the C old mine with a... G transistor D radio
G Standing in the C sunlight laughing
G Hiding behind a D rainbow's wall
G Slipping and a-C sliding
G All along the D waterfall with C you
D My brown-eyed G girl Em
C You, my D brown-eyed girl G D7

Chorus
D Do you remember when... we used to G sing
Sha la-la C la la la la G la la la la te D da
G Sha la-la C la la la la G la la la la te D da
La te G da D

Verse 3
G So hard to C find my way... G now that I'm all D on my own
G I saw you just the C other day... G my... how D you have grown
G Cast my memory C back there, Lord
G Sometimes I'm D overcome thinking 'bout
G Making love in the C green grass
G Behind the D stadium with you C
D My brown-eyed G girl Em
C You, my D brown-eyed girl G D7

Chorus
D Do you remember when... we used to G sing
Sha la-la C la la la la G la la la-la te D da
G Sha la-la C la la la la G la la la-la te D da
G Sha la-la C la la la la G la la la-la te D da
G Sha la-la C la la la la G la la la-la te D da La te G da . . . .

D* G*

1 2 3 G 3 C 1 1 1 D 1 2 3 Em 1 2 D7

Caledonia [C]Dougie Maclean / Dolores Keane

Verse 1
C I don't know if G you can see,
The Am changes that have come F over me.
These C last few days I've G been afraid,
That Am I might drift F away.
So I've been C telling old stories, G singing songs,
That Am make me think about F where I come from.
C And that's the reason G why I seem
So Am far away F today.

Chorus
C Let me tell you that I G love you,
That I Am think about you all the F time.
Caledonia you're C calling me,
Now I'm G going C home.
But C if I should become a G stranger,
Know that Am it would make me more than F sad,
Caledonia's been G everything I've ever C had.

Verse 2
Now C I have moved and I’ve G kept on moving,
Am Proved the points that I F needed proving,
C Lost the friends that G needed losing,
Am Found others on the F way.
C I've  have tried G and kept on trying
Am Stolen dreams, yes there's F no denying,
C I've travelled hard, with G conscience flying,
Am Somewhere in the F wind.

Chorus

Verse 3
Now I'm C sitting here be G fore the fire,
AmThe  empty room, the F forest choir,
The C flames that could not get G any higher,
They've Am withered now they’re F gone.
But I'm C steady thinking my G way is clear,
And Am I know what I will F do tomorrow,
When C hands are shaken, and the G kisses flow,
Then Am I will dis F appear.

Chorus

C Let me tell you that I G love you,
That I Am think about you all the F time.
Caledonia you're C calling me,
Now I'm G going C home.
But C if I should become a G stranger,
Know that Am it would make me more than F sad,
F* Caledonia's been G* everything I've ever C* had.

3 C 1 2 3 G 2 Am 1 2 F

Danny Boy (Short version) [A]

Intro A A7 D Dm A E7 A - first 2 lines

A Oh Danny Boy, the pipes, the A7 pipes are Dcalling Dm
From glen to A glen and down the mountain E7 side
The summer's A gone and A7 all the flowers are D dyDming
It's you, It's A you must E7 go and I must A bide

But come ye back when D summer's in the A meadow F#m
Or when the A valley's huDshed and white with E7 snow
Tis I'll be A here in D sunshine or in A shadow F#m
Oh Danny A Boy, oh Danny E7 Boy, I love you A so

1 2 A 1 A7 1 1 1 D 1 2 3 Dm 1 2 3 E7 1 2 3 F#m

Dirty Old Town [C]The Pogues

Intro
C C C C*

Verse 1
NC I met my C love... by the gas works wall
Dreamed a F dream... by the old ca-Cnal
I kissed my Am girl... by the factory C wall
Dirty old Dm town... G7 dirty old Am town

Verse 2
Clouds are C dri-i-iftin' across the moon
Cats are F pro-o-owling on their C beat
Springs a Am girl... from the streets at C night
Dirty old Dm town... G7 dirty old Am town

Verse 3
I heard a C siren... coming from the docks
Saw a F train... set the night on C fire
I smelled the Am spring... on the smoky C wind
Dirty old Dm town... G7 dirty old Am town

Instrumental Verse
C C C C
F F C C
Am Am C C
Dm G7 Am Am

Verse 4
I'm gonna C make me... a big sharp axe
Shining F steel... tempered in a C fire
I’ll chop you Am down... like an old dead C tree
Dirty old Dm town... G7 dirty old Am town

Verse 5
I met my C love... by the gas works wall
Dreamed a F dream... by the old ca-Cnal
I kissed my Am girl... by the factory C wall
Dirty old Dm town... G7 dirty old Am town

Outro
Dirty old Dm town... G7 dirty old Am town
Dirty old Dm town... G7 dirty old Am///////// town.........

3 C × × × × NC 1 2 F 2 Am 1 2 3 Dm 1 2 3 G7

Fields of Athenry [C]The Dubliners

INTRO - Last line of 1st verse
Dm G7 C

By the C lonely prison wall, I F heard a young girl C call-G-ing,
C Michael they have F taken you a-G-way,
For you C stole Trevelyn’s  F corn,
so the C young might see the G morn,
Now a Dm prison ship lies G7 waiting in the C bay.

C Low F lie the C fields of Athen-Am-ry,
Where C once we watched the small free birds G fly,
Our C love was on the F wing,
We had C dreams and songs to G sing,
It's so Dm lonely round the G7 fields of Athen-C-ry.

By the C lonely prison wall, I F heard a young man C call-G-ing,
C Nothing matters F Mary when you’re G free,
Against the C famine and the F Crown,
I re-C-belled, they cut me G down,
Now Dm you must raise our G7 child with digni-C-ty.

C Low F lie the C fields of Athen-Am-ry,
Where C once we watched the small free birds G fly,
Our C love was on the F wing,
We had C dreams and songs to G sing,
It's so Dm lonely round the G7 fields of Athen-C-ry.

By the C lonely harbour wall, she F watched the last star C fall-G-ing,
As the C prison ship sailed F out against the G sky,
For she’ll C live in hope and F pray,
For her C love in Botany G Bay,
It's so Dm lonely round the G7 fields of Athen-C-ry

1ST CHORUS - ACAPELLA

C Low F lie the C fields of Athen-Am-ry,
Where C once we watched the small free birds G fly,
Our C love was on the F wing,
We had C dreams and songs to G sing,
It's so Dm lonely round the G7 fields of Athen-C-ry.

C Low F lie the C fields of Athen-Am-ry,
Where C once we watched the small free birds G fly,
Our C love was on the F wing,
We had C dreams and songs to G sing,
It's so Dm lonely round the G7 fields of Athen-C-ry.

OUTRO - SLOWLY
It's so Dm lonely round the G7 fields of Athen-C-ry.

C*

1 2 3 Dm 1 2 3 G7 3 C 1 2 F 1 2 3 G 2 Am

Fisherman's Blues [C]Waterboys

Intro
G F Am C
G F Am C

Verse 1
I G wish I was a fisherman, F tumbling on the seas
Am Far away from dry land, and it's C bitter memories
G Casting you my sweet light, with F abandonment and love
Am No ceiling staring down on me, save the C starry sky above

Chorus
With light in my G hair, with you in my F arms, Am woo C

Verse 2
I G wish I was the brake man, on a F hurtlin' fevered train
Crashing Am headlong into the heartland, like a C cannon in the rain
With the G beating of the sleepers, and the F burning of the coal
Am Counting towns flashing by me, in a C night that's full of soul

Chorus
With light in my G hair, you in my F arms, Am woo C

Instrumental
G F Am C
G F Am C

Verse 3 Slightly Softer
Oh I G know I will be loosened, from F bonds that hold me tight
And the Am chains all hung around me, C will fall away at last
And on that G fine and fateful day, I will F take thee in my hand
I will Am ride the night train, and I will C be the fisherman

Chorus
With light in my G hair, you in my F arms, light in my Am hair you hoo C hooo
With light in my G hair, you in my F arms, light in my Am hair you hoo C hooo
With light in my G hair, you in my F arms, whoo hoo Am hooC Hooooo

Outro
With light in my G hair, you in my F arms, whoo hoo hoo Am hoo C* Hooooo

1 2 3 G 1 2 F 2 Am 3 C

Forty Shades Of Green [C]

Intro
C G D7 G

Verse 1
I G close my eyes and picture, the C emerald of the sea
From the C fishing boats at G Dingle, to the A7 shores of DonaghaD7dee
I G miss the river Shannon, and the C folks at Skipparee
The C moorlands and the G meadows, with their D7 forty shades of G green

Chorus
But C most of all I D7 miss a girl, in G Tipperary Town
And C most of all I D7 miss her lips, as G soft as eiderD7down
AGgain I want to see and do, the C things we've done and seen
Where the C breeze is sweet as G Shalimar
And there's D7 forty shades of G green

Bridge
Where the C breeze is sweet as G Shalimar
And there's D7 forty shades of G green

Verse 2
I G wish that I could spend an hour, at C Dublin's churning surf
I'd love to watch the G farmers, drain the A7 bogs and spade the D7 turf
To G see again the thatching, of the C straw the women glean
I’d C walk from Cork to G Larne, to see the D7 forty shades of G green

Chorus
But C most of all I D7 miss a girl in G Tipperary Town
And C most of all I D7 miss her lips, as G soft as eiderD7down
AGgain I want to see and do, the C things we've done and seen
Where the C breeze is sweet as G Shalimar
And there's D7 forty shades of G green

Outro
Where the C breeze is sweet as G Shalimar
And there's D7 forty shades of G \\\\\ green

3 C 1 2 3 G 1 2 D7 1 A7

Galway Girl [C]Steve Earle

Intro C C

C Well, I took a stroll on the old long walk
On a day-I-ay-I-Fay
C I met a little girl and we stopped to talk
On a C grand-soft Gday-I-C-ay
And I ask you C friend, what's a F fella to C do
'Cause her Am hair was G black and her F eyes were C blue
And I knew right C then, I'd be F takin' a C whirl
'Round the Am Salthill G Prom with a F Galway C girl

C C C C F F F C
F C G C G G C C

C We were halfway there when the rain came down
On a day-I--ay-I-Fay
C And she asked me up to her flat downtown on a grand-soft G day-I-C-ay
And I ask you, C friend, what's a F fella to C do
'Cause her Am hair was G black and her F eyes were C blue
So I took her C hand, and I F give her a C twirl
And I Am lost my G heart to a F Galway C girl

C C C C F F F C
F C G C G G C C

F F F F C C C G
F C G C G G C C

C When I woke up I was all alone
On a day-I-ay-I-Fay
C With a broken heart and a ticket home, on a grand-soft G day-I C-ay
And I ask you C now, tell me F what would you C do
If her Am hair was G black and her F eyes were C blue
I've travelled a-C-round I've been F all over this C world ... Boys
I ain't Am seen G nothin' like a F Galway C girl

C C C C F F F C
F C G C G G C C

F F F F C C C G
F C G C G G C C

C*

3 C 1 2 F 1 2 3 G 2 Am

Galway Shawl * [C]Artist

In Oran-C-more in the County Gal-Em-way,
One pleasant even-Am-ing in the Dm month of F May;
I spied a C damsel, she was young and Em handsome,
Her beauty Am fairly F took my G breath C away.

Chorus

NC She wore no C jewels, no costly Em diamonds,
No paint no Am powder, no Dm none at F all;
She wore a C bonnet with ribbons on Em it,
And 'round her Am shoulder F was a G Galway C shawl.

We kept on C walking, she kept on Em talking
Till her father's Am cottage came Dm into F view
She said Come C in, sir, and meet my Em father,
And play to Am please him F The G Foggy C Dew.

She sat me C down beside the Em fire,
I could see her Am father, he was Dm six feet F tall;
And soon her C mother had the kettle Em singing,
All I could Am think of F was theG Galway C shawl.

Chorus

NC She wore no C jewels, no costly Em diamonds,
No paint no Am powder, no Dm none at F all;
She wore a C bonnet with ribbons on Em it,
And 'round her Am shoulder F was a G Galway C shawl.

I played the C Blackbird and The Stack Of Em Barley,
Rodney's Am Glory, and the Dm Foggy F Dew;
She sang each C note like an Irish Em linnet,
And the tears they Am flowed F in her G eyes of C blue.

'Twas early C early, all in the Em morning
I hit the Am road for Dm old Done-F-gal
She said Good-C-bye, sir, she cried and kissed Em me,
And my heart re-Am-mained with F the G Galway C shawl.

Chorus

NC She wore no C jewels, no costly Em diamonds,
No paint no Am powder, no Dm none at F all;
She wore a C bonnet with ribbons on Em it,
And 'round her Am shoulder F was a G Galway C shawl.

3 C 1 2 3 Em 2 Am 1 2 3 Dm 1 2 F 1 2 3 G × × × × NC

Home from the sea- Phil Coulter [G]

INTRO
G

VERSE 1

G On a cold winter's night, with the storm at its height
A Clifeboat answered the Gcall
They D pitched and theyG tossed, 'til weB7 thought they wereEm lost
As we Awatched from the harbour Dwall

VERSE 2
Though the Gnight was pitch black, there was no turning back
For Csomeone was waiting out Bthere
And Ceach volunteer had to Glive with his Emfear
As they Ajoined in a silent  Dprayer

CHORUS

Carry us Ghome, home, C home from the G sea
CAngels of Gmercy, Amanswer our Dplea
And carry us Ghome, home, Chome from the Gsea
CCarry us Gsafely, AmhomeD from the GseaCGDG

VERSE 3

As they Gbattled their way past the mouth of the bay
It was Cblowing like never beGfore
As they Dgallantly Gfought, every B7one of them Emthought
Of Aloved ones back on the Dshore

VERSE 4
Then a Gflicker of light and they knew they were right
There she Cwas on the crest of a Bwave
She's an Cold fishing boat, and she's Gbarely aEmfloat
"Please A God, there are souls we can D save!"

CHORUS

Carry them Ghome, home, C home from the G sea
CAngels of Gmercy, Amanswer our Dplea
And carry us Ghome, home, Chome from the Gsea
CCarry us Gsafely, AmhomeD from the GseaCGDG

VERSE 5

And back in the town, in a street that runs down
To the Csea and the harbour Gwall
They had Dgathered in Gpairs at the B7foot of the Emstairs
To Await for the radio Dcall

VERSE 6
And Gjust before dawn, when all hope was gone
Came a Chush and a faraway Bsound
'Twas the Ccox'n he roared, "All surGvivors on Emboard!"
Thank A God and we're homeward D bound

CHORUS

1 2 3 G 3 C 1 1 1 D 1 2 3 B7 1 2 3 Em 1 2 A 1 2 3 B 2 Am

I Useta Love Her [D]Saw Doctors

Verse 1
I D have fallen for another she can make her own way G home
And even if she asked me now I'd let her go a D lone
I useta see her up the chapel as she went to Sunday G mass
When she'd go up to receive I'd kneel down there and watch her D pass Stop
The glory of her A ass

Chorus
I D useta love her, I useta love her G once
A long long time ago
I D useta love her, I used love her G once
A long long time ago
It's C gone, F all my loving is G gone
It's C gone, F all my loving is G gone

Verse 2
Do you re-Dmember her collecting for concern on Christmas G eve
She was on a 48 hour fast just water and black D tea
I walked right up and made an ostentatious contri-Gbution
And I winked at her to tell her I'd seduce her in the D future Stop
When she's feelin A looser

Chorus

Verse 3
So D now you know the truth of it she's no longer my ob-Gsession
And the thoughts and dreams I had of her would take 6 months in D confession
See I met this young one Thursday night and she's into free ex-Gpression
And her mission is to rid the world of this sinful re-Dpression Stop
And then we had a A session

Chorus
I D useta love her, I useta love her G once
A long long time ago
I D useta love her, I used love her G once
A long long time ago
It's C gone, F all my loving is G gone
It's C gone, F all my loving is G gone

Outro - slower
I have D fallen for her mother she can make her own way G home

1 1 1 D 1 2 3 G 1 2 A 3 C 1 2 F

I'll Tell Me Ma [C]Traditional

INTRO
C G7 C//

I'll C tell me ma when F  I get C home
The G7 boys won't leave the C girls alone
They pull my hair and F stole my C comb
But G7 that's alright til C I go home
C She is handsome, F she is pretty
C She is the Belle of G7 Belfast city
C She is court n' F one F two F three
C Please won't you G7 tell me C who is she

C Albert Mooney F says he C loves her
G7 All the boys are C fightin' for her
They knock on her door and F ring on her C bell sayin'
G7 "Oh my true love C are you well?"
C Out she comes as F white as snow
C Rings on her fingers, G7 bells on her toes
C Old Jenny Murphy F says she'll die
If she C doesn't get the G7 fella with the C rovin' eye

I'll C tell me ma when F  I get C home
The G7 boys won't leave the C girls alone
They pull my hair and F stole my C comb
But G7 that's alright til C I go home
C She is handsome, F she is pretty
C She is the Belle of G7 Belfast city
C She is court n' F one F two F three
C Please won't you G7 tell me C who is she

Let the C wind and the rain and the F hail blow C high
And the G7 snow come shovellin' C from the sky
C She's as sweet as F apple C pie
And G7 she'll get her own lad C by and by
C When she gets a F lad of her own
She C won't tell her ma when G7 she gets home
C Let them all come F as they will
Cos it's C AlbertG7  Mooney C she loves still

I'll C tell me ma when F  I get C home
The G7 boys won't leave the C girls alone
They pull my hair and F stole my C comb
But G7 that's alright til C I go home
C She is handsome, F she is pretty
C She is the Belle of G7 Belfast city
C She is court n' F one F two F three
C Please won't you G7 tell me C// who is she.

3 C 1 2 3 G7 1 2 F

Ireland's Call [G]Phil Coulter

GCome the day and Ccome the Ghour
Come the power and the CglorDy
We have Gcome to Canswer
Our G Country's caCll
From the Gfour Cproud Dprovinces of GIreland

Chorus
GIreland, CIreland
GTogether stanCding Dtall
GShoulder to Cshoulder
GWe'll answer DIreland's Gcall

Verse 2
GFrom the mighty CGlens of GAntrim
From the rugged hills of CGalDway
From the Gwalls of CLimerick
To G DubliCn Bay
From the Gfour Cproud Dprovinces of GIreland

Chorus
GIreland, CIreland
GTogether stanCding Dtall
GShoulder to Cshoulder
GWe'll answer DIreland's Gcall

Verse 2
GHearts of steel and Cheads unGbowing
Vowing never to be CbrokDen
We will fGight, until Cwe
Can G fight noC more
From the Gfour Cproud Dprovinces of GIreland

Chorus
GIreland, CIreland
GTogether stanCding Dtall
GShoulder to Cshoulder
GWe'll answer DIreland's Gcall

GWe'll answer DIreland's Gcall

1 2 3 G 3 C 1 1 1 D

Irish Medley [G]Various

G D G

When G Irish D eyes are G smiling G7
Sure, it's C like the morn in G Spring
To the C lilt of Irish G laughter
You can A hear the angels D sing D7
When G Irish D hearts are G happy G7
All the C world seems bright and G gay
And when C Irish eyes are G smiling
Sure, they'd A steal your D heart a-G-way

STOP

C There's one fair county in F Ireland
With G memories so glorious and C grand
Where C nature has lavished her F bounty
In the G orchards of Erin's green C land
I love it's Cathedral F city
once G founded by Patrick so C true
And it bears in the heart of it's F bosom
The G ashes of Brian C Boru

Chorus
It's myC  own F I-G rish C home
C Far F across theDm foam
And G though I've often left it
In foreign lands to C roam
No matter F where I C wander
Through cities F near and Dm far
Sure my C heart is at home in old F Ireland
In the G County of C Armagh

STOP

In Oran-C-more in the County Gal-Em-way,
One pleasant even-Am-ing in the month of F May G7
I spied a C damsel, she was young and Em handsome,
Her beauty Am fairly F took my G breath C away.

Chorus
NC She wore no C jewels, no costly Em diamonds,
No paint no Am powder, no none at F all G7
She wore a C bonnet with ribbons on Em it,
And 'round her Am shoulder F was a G Galway C shawl.

We kept on C walking, she kept on Em talking
Till her father's Am cottage came into F view G7
She said Come C in, sir, and meet my Em father,
And play to Am please him F The G Foggy C Dew.

Chorus
NC She wore no C jewels, no costly Em diamonds,
No paint no Am powder, no none at F allG7
She wore a C bonnet with ribbons on Em it,
And 'round her Am shoulder F was a G Galway C shawl
Slowing Down
Yes 'round her Am shoulder F was a G Galway C Shawl G C

1 2 3 G 1 1 1 D 1 2 3 G7 3 C 1 2 A 1 2 D7 1 2 F 1 2 3 Dm 1 2 3 Em 2 Am × × × × NC

Katy Daley [G]Eamonn O’Shea

Intro G D G

Chorus
GCome down from the mountain Katy Daley
Come on down the mountain Katy Ddo
Can't you hear us calling Katy D7Daley
We want to drink your good old mountain Gdew

Verse 1
GWith her old man she came from Tipperary
In the pioneering days of 'D42
Her old man was shot in Tombstone D7City
For the making of his good old mountain Gdew

Chorus
ComeG down from the mountain Katy Daley
Come on down the mountain Katy Ddo
Can't you hear us calling Katy D7Daley
We want to drink your good old mountain Gdew

Verse 2
GWake up and pay attention Katy Daley
For I'm the judge that's gonna sentence Dyou
All the boys in court have drunk your D7whiskey
To tell the truth I like a little Gtoo

Chorus
ComeG down from the mountain Katy Daley
Come on down the mountain Katy Ddo
Can't you hear us calling Katy D7Daley
We want to drink your good old mountain Gdew

Verse 3
GSo to the jail they took poor Katy Daley
And pretty soon the gates were open Dwide
Angels came for poor old Katy D7Daley
Took her far across the great Gdivide

Chorus
ComeG  down from the mountain Katy Daley
Come on down the mountain Katy Ddo
Can't you hear us calling Katy D7Daley
We want to drink your good old mountain Gdew

We want to drink your good old mountain Gdew  G//

1 2 3 G 1 1 1 D 1 2 D7

Maggie [C]Traditional

Intro C G C

I C wandered today to the F hills Maggie
To C watch the scene G below
The C creek and the creaking old F mill Maggie
As C we used to G long, long C ago,
The F green grove is gone from the C hills Maggie
Where G first the daisies G7 sprung
The C creaking old mill is F still Maggie
Since C you and G I were C young.

Instrumental Verse tin whistle or flute

Oh they C say that I am feeble with F age Maggie,
My C steps are much slower than G then,
My C face is a well written F page Maggie,
And C  time all G alone was the C  pen.
They F say we have outlived our C time Maggie
As G dated as songs that we've G7 sung,
But to C me your as fair as you F were Maggie,
When C you and G I were C young

Slower

When C you and G I were C young G C
.

3 C 1 2 3 G 1 2 F 1 2 3 G7

Marie's Wedding [C]Traditional

intro
Chords C C

Chorus
C Step we gaily, on we go
F Heel for heel and G toe for toe
C Arm in arm and row on row
F All for Marie's G wedding

C Over hillways up and down
F Myrtle green and G bracken brown
C Past the shielings through the town
F All for sake of G Marie

C Red her cheeks as rowans are
F Bright her eyes as G any star
C Fairest of them all by far
F Is our darling G Marie

C Plenty herring, plenty meal
F Plenty peat to G fill her creel
C Plenty bonny bairns as well
F That's the toast for G Marie

ACAPELLA and CLAP!
Chorus
C Step we gaily, on we go
F Heel for heel and G toe for toe
C Arm in arm and row on row
F All for Marie's G wedding

Chorus
C Step we gaily, on we go
F Heel for heel and G toe for toe
C Arm in arm and row on row
F All for Marie's G// wedding C/////

3 C 1 2 F 1 2 3 G

Molly Malone [C]Easy

Intro
C G7 C

In C Dublin's fair city, where the Dm girls are so G7 pretty
I C first set my Am eyes on sweet F Molly Ma G7lone
As she C wheeled her wheel barrow
Through Dm streets broad and narrow
Crying C cockles and mussels alive aG7live C O!

Chorus

AClive alive Oh!
AG7live alive Oh!
Crying C cockles and mussels
Alive, aG7live C Oh!

She was a fish monger, and Dm sure 'twas no G7 wonder
For C so were her Am father and F mother beG7fore
And they C each wheeled their barrow
Through Dm streets broad and narrow
Crying C cockles and mussels alive aG7live C O!

AClive alive Oh!
AG7live alive Oh!
Crying C cockles and mussels
Alive, aG7live C Oh!

SLOWER FOR SAD BIT - FIRST 2 LINES
She died of a fever, and Dm no one could G7save her
And C that was the Am end of sweet F Molly MaG7 lone
NORMAL
But her ghost C wheels her wheel barrow
Through Dm streets broad and narrow
Crying C cockles and mussels alive aG7live C O!

AClive alive Oh!
AG7live alive Oh!
Crying C cockles and mussels

SLOWING DOWN

Alive, aG7live C/////////// Oh!

3 C 1 2 3 G7 1 2 3 Dm 2 Am 1 2 F

Mountains of Mourne [C]Percy French ☘️

Intro F G C

Oh, C Mary this London's a F wonderful sight
Where the G people are workin' by F day and by C night
They don't sow potatoes, nor F barley, nor wheat
But there's G gangs of them diggin' for F gold in the C street

At G least when I asked them that's C what I was told
So I just took a hand at this F diggin’ for G gold
But for C all that I found there I F might as well be
Where the G Mountains of Mourne sweep F down to the C sea

I believe that when writin' a F wish you expressed
As to G how the fine ladies in F London were C dressed
Well, if you'll believe me, when F asked to a ball
They G don’t wear no top to their F dresses at C all

Oh, I've G seen them myself and you F could not in C truth
Say if they were bound for a F ball or a G bath
Don't be C startin’ them fashions, now F Mary McCree
Where the G Mountains of Mourne sweep Fdown to the C sea

You remember young Peter O’F Loughlin of course
Well, G now he is here at the F head of the C force
I met him today, I was F crossing the Strand
And he G stopped the whole street with one F wave of his C hand

And G there we stood talking of F days that are C gone
While the whole population of F London looked G on
But for C all these great powers, he's F wishful, like me
To be G back where the dark Mourne sweeps F down to the C sea

Outro - Slower

But for C all these great powers, he's F wishful, like me
To be G back where the dark Mourne sweeps F down to the C sea

*G *C

1 2 F 1 2 3 G 3 C

My Lagan She Flows Softly [G]

Verse 1
G Early in the G7 morning the C sun began to G rise
Re C flecting on her G waters the Am movement of D the skies
G Slowly she flows G7 onwards dis C turbed I cannot G see
Through C fields and rolling G meadows past Am local D indus Gtry

Chorus
My C Lagan she flows C softly from Slieve G Croob down to the G sea
Through Dro-C more and Dro G mara then Am close to Agha D lee
From G Lisburn down to G7 Hilden Lam C beg and then Shaws G bridge
To C Belfast's salty G waters where her Am lonesome D journey G ends

Verse 2
The G years pass slowly G7 onwards C changes soon un G fold
C No more horses G pulling the Am barges filled with D coal
The G old Lock gates have G7 rotted the C pathways overG grown
But C still I love to G see her as Am slowly D she grows G old

Chorus

Verse 3
Oh G memories they are G7 precious and C they are brought to G life
As you C walk along the G towpath in the Am evening's fading Dlight
But G even now the G7 nightlife be C gins a brand new G day
Some C ripples on the G surface and a Am trout moves D on her G way

Chorus

Verse 4
Young G lovers they walk G7 slowly be C side my Lagan G stream
C Holding hands and G talking a Am bout their wildest D dreams
AG cross the water G7 laughter comes C drifting through the G night
C Dancing shadows G ripple Am in the D moonshine G light

Chorus

1 2 3 G 1 2 3 G7 3 C 2 Am 1 1 1 D

N17 [G]The Saw Doctors

Intro
G du du du du du  C du du du du du x4

Verse 1
Well I G didn't see much C future
When I G left the Christian Brothers' C School
So I G waved it goodbye with a C wistful smile
And I G left the girls of C Tuam
And G sometimes when I'm remi-Cniscing
I see the G  prefabs and my old C friends
And i G know that they'll be C changed or gone
By the G time i get home C again

Chorus
And I G wish I was on that C N Seven-D-teen
D Stone walls and the grasses green
Yes I G wish I was on that C N Seven-D-teen
D Stone walls and the grasses green
F Travelling with C just my thoughts and G dreams

G du du du du du  C du du du du du x4

Verse 2
Well the G auld fella left me to C Shannon
was the G last time I travelled that C road
And as we G turned left at ClareCgalway
I could G feel a lump in my C throat
As I G pictured the thousands of C times
That I'd G travelled that well worn C track
And I G know that things will be C different
If I G ever decide to go C back

Chorus

G du du du du du  C du du du du du x4

Verse 3
G Now as I tumble down C highways
Or G filthy overcrowded C trains
There's G no one to talk to in C transit
So I G sit there and daydream in C vain
And G behind all these muddled up C problems
Of G living on a foreign C soil
I can G still see the twists and C turns in the road
From the G square to the town of the C tribes

Chorus
And I G wish I was on that C N Seven-D-teen
Stone walls and the grasses green
Yes I G wish I was on that C N Seven-D-teen
D Stone walls and the grasses green
F Travelling with C just my thoughts and G dreams

Outro Repeat until count out
G du du du du du  C du du du du du
G du du du du du  C du du du du du

1 2 3 G 3 C 1 1 1 D 1 2 F

Raglan Road [C]LUKE KELLY

C

On CRaglan Road on an autumn Fday
I Csaw her Ffirst and Cknew
That Fher dark hair would Cweave a snare,
that I might Amone day G rue
I Fsaw the danger Cand I passed,
along the en-Am-chanted Gway,
and I Csaid, Let grief, be a fallen Fleaf
at the Cdawning Fof the Cday'

On CGrafton Street in NovemFber,
we tripped Clightly aFlong the Cledge
Of a Fdeep ravine, where Ccan be seen,
the true worth of Ampassion's Gpledge
The FQueen of Hearts, still Cmaking tarts,
and I not Ammaking Ghay
Oh, I Cloved too much and by such,
by Fsuch, is Chappiness Fthrown aCway

I Cgave her gifts of the Fmind I,
gave Cher the Fsecret Csigns
That's Fknown to the artists Cwho have known,
the true gods of Amsound and Gstone
And the Fword and tint, with-C-out stint,
I gave her Ampoems to Gsay
With her Cown name there, and her own dark Fhair,
like Cclouds over Ffields of CMay

On a Cquiet street, where old ghosts Fmeet,
I Csee her Fwalking Cnow
A-F-way from me so Churriedly,
my reason Ammust al-G-low
That FI had loved, not Cas I should,
a creature Ammade of Gclay
When the Cangel woos, the clay he'd Flose
his Cwings at the Fdawn of Cday

Slowing Down
When the Cangel woos, the clay he'd Flose
his Cwings at the Fdawn of Cday

3 C 1 2 F 2 Am 1 2 3 G

Rattlin Bog [G]

Chorus
G Ho, ro, the C rattling bog. The G bog down in the D valley-o
G Ho, ro, the C rattling bog. The G bog down in the D valley G-o

Repeat chorus after each verse

1. Well Gin that bog there was a hole, a rare hole, a Drattlin hole,
A G hole in the bog and the bog down in the Dvalley-G-o

2. Well Gin that hole there was a tree, a rare tree, a Drattlin tree,
A G tree in the hole and the hole in the bog and the bog down in the DvalleyG-o

3. And Gon that tree there was a limb, a rare limb, a Drattlin limb,
A Glimb on the tree and the tree in the hole and the hole in the bog and the bog down
in the Dvalley-Go

4. And Gon that limb there was a branch, a rare branch, a Drattlin branch,
A Gbranch on the limb and the limb on the tree and the tree in the hole and the hole
in the bog and the bog down in the Dvalley-Go

5. And Gon that branch there was a twig, a rare twig, a Drattlin twig,
And the G twig on the branch and the branch on the limb and the limb on the tree and
the tree in the hole and the hole in the bog and the bog down in the Dvalley-Go

6. And Gon that twig there was a nest, a rare nest, a Drattlin nest,
And the Gnest on the twig and the twig on the branch and the branch on the limb and
the limb on the tree and the tree in the hole and the hole in the bog and the bog down in
the Dvalley-Go

7. And Gon that nest there was an egg, a rare egg, a Drattlin egg,
And the Gegg on the nest and the nest on the twig and the twig on the branch and the
branch on the limb and the limb on the tree and the tree in the hole and the hole in the
bog and the bog down in the Dvalley-Go

8. And Gon that egg there was a bird, a rare bird, a Drattlin bird.
And the Gbird on the egg and the egg on the nest and the nest on the twig and the twig
on the branch and the branch on the limb and the limb on the tree and the tree in the
hole and the hole in the bog and the bog down in the Dvalley-Go

9. And Gon that bird there was a feather, a rare feather, a Drattlin feather
And the Gfeather on the bird and the bird on the egg and the egg on the nest and the
nest on the twig and the twig on the branch and the branch on the limb and the limb on
the tree and the tree in the hole and the hole in the bog and the bog down in the Dvalley-Go

10. And Gon that feather there was a flea, a rare flea, a Drattlin flea
And the Gflea on the feather and the  feather on the bird and the bird on the egg and
the egg on the nest and the nest on the twig and the twig on the branch and the branch
on the limb and the limb on the tree and the tree in the hole and the hole in the bog
and the bog down in the Dvalley-Go

1 2 3 G 3 C 1 1 1 D

Ride On [Am]Christy Moore

Intro - Instrumental Verse
Am F G Am x2

Verse 1
True Am you ride the finest horse, F  I've ever seen
G Standing sixteen one or two, with Am eyes wild and green
And Am you ride the horse so well, F hands light to the touch
G I could never go with you no matter how I Am wanted to

Chorus
Am Ride on, F see you,
G I could never go with you no matter how I Am wanted to
Am Ride on, F see you,
G I could never go with you no matter how I Am wanted to

Verse 2
Am When you ride into the night, withFout a trace behind
G Run your claw along my gut, Am one last time
I Am turn to face an empty space, F where you used to lie
And G look for the spark to light the night through a Am teardrop in my eye.

Chorus
Am Ride on, F see you,
G I could never go with you no matter how I Am wanted to
Am Ride on, F see you,
G I could never go with you no matter how I Am wanted to

Outro

SLOWER

G I could never go with you no matter how I Am wanted to

*G *Am

2 Am 1 2 F 1 2 3 G

She'll be comin round the mountain [D]

Verse 1
She'll be D comin' round the mountain when she comes
She'll be comin' round the mountain when she A7 comes
She'll be D comin' round the mountain,
She'll be G comin' round the mountain,
She'll be D comin' round the A7 mountain when she D comes

Chorus
D Singin’ “Aye Aye Yippee Yippee Aye”,
Singin’ “Aye Aye Yippee Yippee A7 Aye”,
Singin’ D “Aye Aye Yippee, G Aye Aye Yippee”,
D “Aye Aye A7 Yippee Yippee D Aye”.

Verse 2
She'll be D drivin’ six white horses when she comes
She'll be drivin’ six white horses when she A7 comes
She'll be D drivin’ six white horses,
She'll be G drivin’ six white horses,
She'll be D drivin’ six white A7 horses when she D comes

Chorus

Verse 3
Oh we’ll D all go out to meet her when she comes
Oh we’ll all go out to meet her when she A7 comes
Oh we’ll D all go out to meet her
We'll G all go out to meet her
Oh we’ll D all go out to A7 meet her when she D comes

Chorus

Verse 5
She'll be D playing a ukulele when she comes
She'll be playing a ukulele  when she A7 comes
She'll be D playing a ukulele,
She'll be G playing a ukulele,
She'll be Dplaying a ukuA7lele when she D comes

Chorus

Outro
D - Double Strum

1 1 1 D 1 A7 1 2 3 G

Star of the County Down [Am]Traditional

Intro Am Am

Verse 1
In Am Banbridge Town in the C County G Down
One Am morning F last G July,
Down a Am boreen green came a C sweet G colleen
And she Am smiled as she G passed me Am by.
She C looked so sweet from her G two bare feet
To the Am sheen of her F nut brown G hair.
Such a Am coaxing elf, sure I C shook my G self
To make Am sure I was G really Am there.

Chorus
From C Bantry Bay up to G Derry Quay and
From Am Galway to F Dublin G Town,
No Am maid I've seen like the C sweet colGleen
That I Am met in the G County Am Down.

Am

Verse 2
As she Am onward sped, sure I C shook my G head,
And I Am gazed with a F feelin' G rare,
And I Am says, says I, to a C passer G-by,
"Who's the Am maid with the G nut brown Am hair?"
He C smiled at me and he G says, says he,
"That's the Am gem of old F Ireland's G crown.
That's Am Rosie McCann from the C banks of the G Bann,
She's the Am star of the G County Am Down."

Chorus
From C Bantry Bay up to G Derry Quay and
From Am Galway to F Dublin G Town,
No Am maid I've seen like the C sweet colGleen
That I Am met in the G County Am Down

Am

Verse 3
At the Am Harvest Fair she'll be C surely G there
So I'll Am dress in my F Sunday G clothes,
With my Am shoes shone bright and my C hat cocked G right
For a Am smile from my G nut brown Am rose.
No C pipe I'll smoke, no G horse I'll yoke
Till my Am plough is a F rust coloured G brown.
Till a Am smiling bride by my C own fire G side
Sits the Am star of the G County Am Down.

Chorus
From C Bantry Bay up to G Derry Quay and
From Am Galway to F Dublin G Town,
No Am maid I've seen like the C sweet colGleen
That I Am met in the G County Am Down.

Outro
That I Am met in the G County Am Down
G* Am*

2 Am 3 C 1 2 3 G 1 2 F

Summer in Dublin [Am]Bagatelle

Verse 1
Am Take me away from the city
Lead me to F where I'll be G on my own Am
Am I wanted to see you but now that I have
I just F want to be G left alone Am
I'll G always remember your C kind words
Dm And I'll still remember your E7 name
Am But I've seen you changing and F turning
And I know that G things won't be the same Am

Instrumental
G G

Chorus
I rememCber that sumGmer in Dublin Am
And the F Liffey, yes, it stank like C hell
And the Dm young people walking on Am Grafton Street
And Dm everyone looking so well G
I was C singing a G song I heard Am somewhere
Called F rock and roll never forgets C
Dm When my humming was smothered Am by the 46A
And the Dm scream of the low flying jets G
So I C jumped on a G bus to Dun Am Laoghaire
Stopping F off to pick up my guitarC
When a Dm drunk on the bus told me Am how to get rich
I was F glad we weren't G going too Am far

Verse 2
Am So I'm leaving on Wednesday morning
Trying to find a F place where G I can hear Am
Am The wind and the birds and the sea on the rocks
And the open F road is G always Am near
And if G sometimes I tire of the C quiet
Dm And I want to walk back up that E7 hill
I'll just Am get on the road and I'll stick F out my thumb
Cause G I know for sure you'll be there Am still

Instrumental
G G

Chorus
I rememCber that sumGmer in Dublin Am
And the F Liffey, yes, it stank like C hell
And the Dm young people walking on Am Grafton Street
And Dm everyone looking so well G
I was C singing a G song I heard Am somewhere
Called F rock and roll never forgets C
Dm When my humming was smothered Am by the 46A
And the Dm scream of the low flying jets G
So I C jumped on a G bus to Dun Am Laoghaire
Stopping F off to pick up my guitarC
When a Dm drunk on the bus told me Am how to get rich
I was F glad we weren't G going too Am far

Outro slowing down
I was F glad we weren't G going too Am far

2 Am 1 2 F 1 2 3 G 3 C 1 2 3 Dm 1 2 3 E7

Teenage Kicks [C]Undertones

Intro
C Cmaj7 Am Cmaj7
C Cmaj7 Am Cmaj7

Verse 1
C A teenage dream's so hard to beat Cmaj7
Am Every time she walks down the street Cmaj7
C Another girl in the neighbourhood Cmaj7
Am Wish she was mine, she looks so good

Chorus
F I wanna hold her wanna hold her tight
Get G teenage kicks all through the night C

Verse 2
C I'm gonna call her on the telephone Cmaj7
Am Have her over 'cos I'm all alone Cmaj7
C I need excitement, though i need it bad Cmaj7
Am And it's the best i've ever had

Chorus
F I wanna hold her wanna hold her tight
Get G teenage kicks all through the night C

Instrumental + Kazoo
C Cmaj7 Am Cmaj7
C Cmaj7 Am Cmaj7

Verse 3
C A teenage dream's so hard to beat Cmaj7
Am Every time she walks down the street Cmaj7
C Another girl in the neighbourhood Cmaj7
Am Wish she was mine, she looks so good

Chorus
F I wanna hold her wanna hold her tight
Get G teenage kicks all through the night C

Verse 4
C I'm gonna call her on the telephone Cmaj7
Am Have her over 'cos I'm all alone Cmaj7
C I need excitement, though i need it bad Cmaj7
Am And it's the best i've ever had

Chorus
F I wanna hold her wanna hold her tight
Get G teenage kicks all through the night C

Outro
C F G C*

3 C 2 Cmaj7 2 Am 1 2 F 1 2 3 G

The Irish Rover [G]The Pogues with the Dubliners

Intro + Kazoo same as first 4 lines of verse
Do do G do do do do do do do do C do
do do G do do do do do do D do
do do G do do do do do do do do do C do
do G do do do D do do do do G do

Verse 1
On the G Fourth of July, eighteen hundred and C six,
We set G sail from the sweet cove of D Cork
We were G sailing away with a cargo of C bricks
For the G grand City D Hall in New G York

She was a G wonderful craft, she was D rigged 'fore and aft
And G oh how the wild winds D drove her
She 'stood G several blasts, she had Em twenty-seven C masts
And they G called her the D Irish G Rover

Verse 2
We had G one million bags of the best Sligo C rags
We had G two million barrels of D stones
We had G three million sides of old blind horses' C hides
We had G four million D barrels of G bones

We had G five million hogs and D six million dogs
G And seven million barrels of D porter
We had G eight million bales of old Em nanny goats' C tails
In the G hold of the Irish D Ro-Gver

Verse 3
There was G Barney McGee from the banks of the C Lee
There was G Hogan from County Ty-Drone
There was G Johnny McGurk who was scared stiff of C work
And a G man from D Westmeath called G Malone

There was G Slugger O'Toole who was D drunk as a rule
G And fighting Bill Tracy from D Dover
And your G man Mick McCann, from the Em banks of the C Bann
Was the G skipper of the Irish D Ro-Gver

Verse 4
We had G sailed seven years when the measles broke C out
And our G ship lost her way in the D fog
And the G whole of the crew was reduced down to C two
'Twas G meself and the D captain's old G dog

Then the G ship struck a rock oh D Lord what a shock
G The bulkhead was turned right D* over STOP
We turned G* nine times around - then Em* the poor old dog was C* drowned  SHOUT 1,2,3,4
Now I'm G the last of the Irish D Ro-Gver

Outro + Kazoo same as verse
Do do G do do do do do do do do C do
do do G do do do do do do D do
do do G do do do do do do do do do C do
do G do do do D do do do do G do

do do G do do do do do do D do do do
G do do do do do do D do
slowing down do do G* do do do do do Em* do do do do do C* do
Now I'm the G last of the Irish D Ro-Gver

1 2 3 G 3 C 1 1 1 D 1 2 3 Em

The Leaving Of Liverpool [G]Dubliners

Intro G C G D7 G last 2 lines of verse

Verse 1
Fare-G-well to you my own C true G love
River Mersey fare thee D7 well
I am G bound for Cali-C-forni G a
A place that I D7 know right G well

Chorus
So D fare thee well, my C own true G love
When I return united we will D be
It's not the G leaving of G7 Liverpool that C grieves G me
But my darling when I D7 think of G thee

Verse 2
I am G bound on a Yankee C clipper G ship
Davy Crockett is her D7 name
And her G captain's name it is C Burg-G-ess
And they say that she's a D7 floating G shame

Chorus

Verse 3
I G sailed with Burgess C once G before
And I think I know him D7 well
If a G man's a sailor he will C get G along
If he's not then he's D7 sure in G hell

Chorus

Verse 4
The G ship is in the C harbour, G love
And you know I can't D7 remain
I G know it will be a C long long G time
Before I see D7 you G again

Chorus - Acapella

So D fare thee well, my C own true G love
When I return united we will D be
It's not the G leaving of G7 Liverpool that C grieves G me
But my darling when I D7 think of G thee.

Chorus
So D fare thee well, my C own true G love
When I return united we will D be
It's not the G leaving of G7 Liverpool that C grieves G me

SLOWING DOWN

But my darling when I D7 think of G thee

1 2 3 G 3 C 1 2 D7 1 1 1 D 1 2 3 G7

This is the Life [Am]Amy McDonald

Intro`
Am  F  C  Em

Oh, the Am wind whistles down
The Fcold dark street tonight
And the C people they were dancingEm to the music vibe
And the Am boys chase the girls with the curls in their hair
While the Fshy tormented youth sit way over there
And the Csongs they get louder
Each one better than beEmfore

Chorus
And you're singing the sAmongs, thinking this is the life
And you wake up in the Fmorning and your head feels twice the size
Where you gonna go?
CWhere you gonna go? Where you gonna sleep toEmnight
And you're singing the sAmongs, thinking this is the life
And you wake up in the Fmorning and your head feels twice the size
Where you gonna go? CWhere you gonna go? Where you gonna sleep toEmnight
Where you gonna sleep toAmnight

Instrumental
Am  F  C  Em

So you're Amheading down the road in your taxi for four
And you're Fwaiting outside Jimmy's front door
But Cnobody's in and nobody's home 'tilEm four
So you're Amsitting there with nothing to do
Talking aFbout Robert Riger and his motley crew
And Cwhere you're gonna go and where you're gonna sleep toEmnight

Chorus
And you're singing the sAmongs, thinking this is the life
And you wake up in the Fmorning and your head feels twice the size
Where you gonna go? CWhere you gonna go? Where you gonna sleep toEmnight?
And you're singing the sAmongs, thinking this is the life
And you wake up in the Fmorning and your head feels twice the size
Where you gonna go? CWhere you gonna go? \Where you gonna sleep tonEmight?
Where you gonna sleep tonAmight?

Instrumental
Am  F  C  Em
Am  F  C  Em

Chorus
And you're singing the sAmongs, thinking this is the life
And you wake up in the Fmorning and your head feels twice the size
Where you gonna go? CWhere you gonna go? Where you gonna sleep toEmnight?
And you're singing the sAmongs, thinking this is the life
And you wake up in the Fmorning and your head feels twice the size
Where you gonna go? CWhere you gonna go? \Where you gonna sleep tonEmight?
Where you gonna sleep tonAmight?......

SLOW ON LAST LINE

Outro
Am  F  C  Em  Am

2 Am 1 2 F 3 C 1 2 3 Em

Travellin' Soldier [G]The Dixie Chicks

G Two days past 18
He was waiting for the bus in his army greens
Sat Cdown at a booth in a cafe there,
Gave his Gorder to a girl with a bow in her hair.
GHe's a little shy so she gives him a smile
And he said would you mind sittin' down for a while
And Ctalking to me ... I'm feeling a little Glow
She said I'm Foff in an hour and CI know where we can Ggo.
GSo they went down and they sat on the pier,
he said "I bet you got a boyfriend but I don't care,
I C got no one... to send a letter Gto.
Would you Fmind if I sent Cone back here to Gyou?"

Chorus
EmI cried
CNever gonna hold the hand of another Gguy
Too young, for him they told her
DWaitin' for the love of a travellin' soldier
EmOur love will never end
CWaitin' for the soldier to come back Gagain
Never more to be alone
When the Dletter says, a soldier's coming Ghome

GSo the letters came from an army camp
In California then Vietnam
And he C told her of his heart
It might be love and G all of things he was so scared of.
He said when it's gettin' kinda rough over here
I think of that day sittin' down at the pier
And C I close my eyes and see your pretty Gsmile
Don't Fworry but I won't be Cable to write for a Gwhile

Chorus

GOne Friday night at a football game
The Lord's Prayer said and the anthem sang
A Cman said Folks .. would you bow your heads
For a Glist of local Vietnam dead.
Cryin' all alone under the stands
Was a piccolo player in the marching band
And Cone name read and nobody really G cared
But a Fpretty little girl .. Cwith a bow in her Ghair.

EmI cried……..CNever gonna hold the hand of another Gguy
Too young, for him they told her
DWaitin' for the love of a travellin' soldier
EmOur love will never end
CWaitin' for the soldier to come back Gagain
Never more to be alone

Slowing down on the last line

When the Dletter says, a soldier's coming Ghome

D* G*

1 2 3 G 3 C 1 2 F 1 2 3 Em 1 1 1 D

Wellerman/Drunken Sailor Medley [Am]

There Am once was a ship that put to sea
And the Dm name of the ship was the Am Billy of Tea
The Am winds blew up, her bow dipped down
Oh E7 blow, me bully boys, Am blow huh

Chorus
F Soon may the C Wellerman come
To Dm bring us sugar and Am tea and rum
F One day, when the C tonguin' is done
We'll E7 take our leave and Am go

Am She'd not been two weeks from the shore
When Dm down on her a Am right whale bore
The Am captain called all hands and swore
He'd E7 take that whale in Am tow

Chorus
F Soon may the C Wellerman come
To Dm bring us sugar and Am tea and rum
F One day, when the C tonguin' is done
We'll E7 take our leave and Am go

STOP!

COUNT 1,2,3,4

Am What shall we do with the drunken sailor ?
G What shall we do with the drunken sailor ?
Am What shall we do with the drunken sailor ?
G Early in the Am morning

Am Sling him in the long boat 'til he's sober
G Sling him in the long boat 'til he's sober
Am Sling him in the long boat 'til he's sober
G Early in the Am morning

Am Way, hey and up she rises
G Way, hey and up she rises
Am Way, hey and up she rises
G Early in the Am morning

Am That's what we'll do with the drunken sailor
G That's what we'll do with the drunken sailor
Am That's what we'll do with the drunken sailor
G Early in the Am morning

Am Way, hey and up she rises
G Way, hey and up she rises
Am Way, hey and up she rises
G Early in the Am morning

*ACAPELLA - WELLERMAN CHORUS*

Refrain - same melody as Wellerman Chorus
F Da-da da C da da-da
Dm Da-da da-da-da Am da da-da
F Da-da da C da da-da
SLOW DOWN LAST LINE
E7 Da da da da Am da-da.

2 Am 1 2 3 Dm 1 2 3 E7 1 2 F 3 C 1 2 3 G

Whiskey In the Jar [G]

Verse 1
G As I was a goin' over the Em Cork and Kerry mountains
I C met with Captain Farrell and his G money he was counting
I G first produced my pistol and I Em then produced my rapier
Said C "Stand and deliver" for you G are my bold deceiver

Chorus
Musha D ring dum-a doo dum-a da
G Whack for the daddy-o. C whack for the daddy-o
There's G whiskey D7 in the G jar

Verse 2
I G counted out his money and it Em made a pretty penny
I C put it in me pocket and I G brought it home to Jenny
She G said and she swore that she Em never would deceive me
But the C devil take the women for they G never can be easy

Chorus

Verse 3
I G went into my chamber, all Em for to take a slumber
I C dreamt of gold and jewels and for G sure it was no wonder
But G Jenny drew me charges and she Em filled them up with water
Then C sent for captain Farrell to be G ready for the slaughter.

Chorus

Verse 4
It was G early in the morning, just beEmfore I rose to travel
The C guards were all around me and G likewise Captain Farrell
I G first produced me pistol for she Em stole away me rapier
But I C couldn't shoot the water, so a G prisoner I was taken.

Chorus

Verse 5
If G anyone can aid me, it's my Em brother in the army,
If C I can find his station in G Cork or in Killarney.
And G if he'll come with me, we'll go Em roving near Kilkenny,
and I'm C sure he'll treat me better than me G own sporting Jenny.

Chorus

Verse 6
Now G some men take delight in the Em carriages a rollin',
But C others take delight in the G hurley and the bowlin'.
But G I take delight in the Em juice of the barley,
and C courting pretty fair maids in the G morning bright and early.

Chorus
Musha D ring dum-a doo dum-a da
G Whack for the daddy-o. C whack for the daddy-o
There's G whiskey D7 in the G jar

1 2 3 G 1 2 3 Em 3 C 1 1 1 D 1 2 D7

Whistling Gypsy [C]Traditional

C The gypsy G7 rover cameC over the G7 hill
C Down through the G7 valley soC shaG7dy,
He C whistled and he G7 sang 'til theC greenwoodsAm rang,
And C he won the Dm heart of a C laFdCy.

Chorus

C Ah-de-G7 do, ah-de-C do-da-G7 day,
C Ah-de-G7 do, ah-de-C da-G7 ay
He C whistled and heG7 sang 'til the C greenwoodsAm rang,
And C he won the Dm heart of aC laFdCy.|

C She left her G7 father's C castle G7 gates
C She left her G7 own fine C loG7ver
She C left her G7 servants C and her Am state
To C follow the Dm gypsy C rFoCver.

Chorus

C Her father G7 saddled up C his fastest G7 steed
C And roamed the G7 valleys all C oG7 ver
C Sought his G7 daughter C at great Am speed
And C the whistling Dm gypsy C rFoCver.

Chorus

C He came at G7 last to a C mansion G7 fine,
C Down by the G7 river C ClayG7dee
C And there was G7 music and C there was Am wine,
For C the gypsy Dm and his C laF C dy.

Chorus

C "He is no G7 gypsy, my C father" she G7 said
C "But lord of these G7 lands C all G7 over,
C And I shall G7 stay 'til my C dying Am day
With my C whistling Dm gypsy C roF C ver."

Chorus

3 C 1 2 3 G7 2 Am 1 2 3 Dm 1 2 F

Wild Rover [C]The Dubliners

Intro
C G7 C C

Verse 1
I've C been a wild rover for many a F year
And I C spent all me G7 money on whiskey and C beer
But C now I'm returning with gold in great F store,
And I C promise to G7 play the wild rover no C more

Chorus
And it's G7 no, nay, never
C No, nay, never, no F more,
Will I C play the wild F rover,
No G7 never, no C more C

Verse 2
I C went to an ale house I used to fre-Fquent,
And I C told the landG7lady me money’s all C spent,
I C asked her for credit, she answered me F "Nay...
Sure a C custom like G7 yours I could get any C day."

Chorus

Verse 3
I C took from my pocket 10 sovereigns F bright,
And the C landlady's G7 eyes opened up with de-Clight,
She C said, "I have whiskeys and wines of the F best,
And the C words that I G7 told you were only in C jest.

Chorus

Verse 4
I'll go C home to my parents, confess what I've F done,
And I'll C ask them to G7 pardon their prodigal C son,
And C if they forgive me as oft times be-Ffore,
Then I C never will G7 play the wild rover no C more!

Chorus
And it's G7 no, nay, never
C No, nay, never, no F more,
Will I C play the wild F rover,
No G7 never, no C more C

And it's G7 no, nay, never
C No, nay, never, no F more,
Slowing
Will I C/// plaaaay the wild F/// rover,
No G7/// never, no C////// more.

3 C 1 2 3 G7 1 2 F

Will ye go lassie go? [C]Francis McPeake

Verse 1
C Oh the summer F time is C come
And the F trees are sweetly C blooming
And the F wild Gmountain Am thyme
Grows a Dm round the blooming F heather

Chorus
Will ye C go, F lassie, C go?
And we'll F all go toCgether
To pluck F wild G mountain Am thyme
All aDmround the blooming F heather
Will ye C go, F lassie, C go?

Verse 2
I will C build my F love a C tower
By yon F clear crystal C fountain
And F round it G I will Am pile
All the Dm flowers of the F mountain

Chorus
Will ye C go, F lassie, C go?
And we'll F all go toCgether
To pluck F wild G mountain Am thyme
All aDmround the blooming F heather
Will ye C go, F lassie, C go?

Verse 3
If my C true love F she were C gone
I would F surely find aCnother
To pluck F wild G mountain Am thyme
All a Dm round the blooming F heather

Chorus
Will ye C go, F lassie, C go?
And we'll F all go toCgether
To pluck F wild G mountain Am thyme
All aDmround the blooming F heather
Will ye C gooooooo,
F lassieeeeee,
C will ye gooooo?

3 C 1 2 F 1 2 3 G 2 Am 1 2 3 Dm

Working Man [C]Celtic Thunder

Chorus

It’s a C working man l am
And I’ve F been down under C ground
And I swear to God if ever see the G7 sun
Or for C any length of time
I can F hold it in my C mind
I never again will G7 go down under C ground

At the C age of sixteen years
Oh he F quarrels with his C peers
Who vowed they’d never see another G7 one
In the C dark recess of the mines
Where you F age before your C time
And the coal dust lies G7 heavy on your C lungs

It’s a C working man l am
And I’ve F been down under C ground
And I swear to God if ever see the G7 sun
Or for C any length of time
I can F hold it in my C mind
I never again will G7 go down under C ground

At the C age of sixty-four
Oh he'll F greet you at the C door
And he'll gently lead you by the G7 arm
Through the C dark recess of the mines
Oh he'll F take you back in C time
And he'll tell you of the G7 hardships that were C had

ACAPELLA - 1ST CHORUS

It’s a C working man l am
And I’ve F been down under C ground
And I swear to God if ever see the G7 sun
Or for C any length of time
I can F hold it in my C mind
I never again will G7 go down under C ground

It’s a C working man l am
And I’ve F been down under C ground
And I swear to God if ever see the G7 sun
Or for C any length of time
I can F hold it in my C mind
I never again will G7 go down under C ground

OUTRO
C I never again will G7 go down under C ground
God I C never again will G7 go down under F ground C

*G7 *C

3 C 1 2 F 1 2 3 G7