Patsy Fegan
Intro [G][D][G][G]
[Chorus]
”Hello, [G] Patsy Fagan!" you can [D] hear the girls all [G] cry,
"Hello, Patsy [Em] Fagan, you're the [D] apple [A] of my [D] eye !
You're a [G] decent boy from Ireland, and there's no one can [C] deny,
You're a [G] harum-scarum, devil-may-carum [D] decent Irish [G] boy. [2.3.4.]
[Verse 1]
I'm [G] working here in Glasgow, [D] I've got a decent [G] job,
I’m carrying bricks and [Em] mortar, and me [D]pay is [A] fifteen [D] bob.
I [G] rise up in the morning, I get up with the [C] lark,
And [G] when I'm walking down the street, you can [D] hear the girls [G] remark.
[Chorus]
”Hello, [G] Patsy Fagan!" you can [D] hear the girls all [G] cry,
"Hello, Patsy [Em] Fagan, you're the [D] apple [A] of my [D] eye !
You're a [G] decent boy from Ireland, and there's no one can [C] deny,
You're a [G] harum-scarum, devil-may-carum [D] decent Irish [G] boy. [2.3.4]
[Verse 2]
Well, the [G] day that I left Ireland, 'twas [D] many years [G] ago,
I left my home in [Em] Ulster where the [D] pigs and [A] praties [D] grow.
But [G] since I left old Ireland, it’s always been my [C] plan,
To [G] let you people see that I'm a [D] decent Irishman [G].
[Chorus]
”Hello, [G] Patsy Fagan!" you can [D] hear the girls all [G] cry,
"Hello, Patsy [Em] Fagan, you're the [D] apple [A] of my [D] eye !
You're a [G] decent boy from Ireland, and there's no one can [C] deny,
You're a [G] harum-scarum, devil-may-carum [D] decent Irish [G] boy. [2.3.4]
[Verse 3]
Now if [G] there's one among you, who would [D] like to marry [G] me.
I'll take you to my [Em] little home [D] across [A] the Irish [D] Sea.
I'll [G] dress you up in satin, I’ll do the best I [C] can,
To [G] let the people see that I'm a [D] decent Irish[G]man.
[Chorus]
”Hello, [G] Patsy Fagan!" you can [D] hear the girls all [G] cry,
"Hello, Patsy [Em] Fagan, you're the [D] apple [A] of my [D] eye !
You're a [G] decent boy from Ireland, and there's no one can [C] deny,
You're a [G] harum-scarum, devil-may-carum [D] decent Irish [G] boy.
[Outro]
You're a [G] harum-scarum, devil-may-carum [D] decent Irish [G] boy [G/][G/].
Patsy Fegan [G]
Intro GDGG
Chorus ”Hello, G Patsy Fagan!" you can D hear the girls all G cry, "Hello, Patsy Em Fagan, you're the D apple A of my D eye ! You're a G decent boy from Ireland, and there's no one can C deny, You're a G harum-scarum, devil-may-carum D decent Irish G boy. 2.3.4.
Verse 1 I'm G working here in Glasgow, D I've got a decent G job, I’m carrying bricks and Em mortar, and me Dpay is A fifteen D bob. I G rise up in the morning, I get up with the C lark, And G when I'm walking down the street, you can D hear the girls G remark.
Chorus ”Hello, G Patsy Fagan!" you can D hear the girls all G cry, "Hello, Patsy Em Fagan, you're the D apple A of my D eye ! You're a G decent boy from Ireland, and there's no one can C deny, You're a G harum-scarum, devil-may-carum D decent Irish G boy. 2.3.4
Verse 2 Well, the G day that I left Ireland, 'twas D many years G ago, I left my home in Em Ulster where the D pigs and A praties D grow. But G since I left old Ireland, it’s always been my C plan, To G let you people see that I'm a D decent Irishman G.
Chorus ”Hello, G Patsy Fagan!" you can D hear the girls all G cry, "Hello, Patsy Em Fagan, you're the D apple A of my D eye ! You're a G decent boy from Ireland, and there's no one can C deny, You're a G harum-scarum, devil-may-carum D decent Irish G boy. 2.3.4
Verse 3 Now if G there's one among you, who would D like to marry G me. I'll take you to my Em little home D across A the Irish D Sea. I'll G dress you up in satin, I’ll do the best I C can, To G let the people see that I'm a D decent IrishGman.
Chorus ”Hello, G Patsy Fagan!" you can D hear the girls all G cry, "Hello, Patsy Em Fagan, you're the D apple A of my D eye ! You're a G decent boy from Ireland, and there's no one can C deny, You're a G harum-scarum, devil-may-carum D decent Irish G boy.
Outro You're a G harum-scarum, devil-may-carum D decent Irish G boy G/G/.