If Your Irish/Hannigans Hooley Medley [D] Intro: [D][D][D][D] If you’re [D] Irish come into the [E7] parlour There’s a [A7] welcome there for [D] you If your [Em7] name is., [D] Timothy or Pat So [A7] long as you come from [E7] Ireland There’s a [A7] welcome on the mat If you [D] come from, the Mountains of [E7] Mourne Or [A7] Killarney’s lakes so [D] blue We’ll [D/] sing you a song and we’ll [A7/] make a fuss [D/] Whoever you are, you are [A7/] one of us If you’re [D] Irish, [A7] this is the place for [D] you. [2.3.4] [D] Come into the parlour sure and make yourself at home [E7] Come into the parlour sure you won't be on your own There's [A7] Mick McGee, there's Rafferty, there's Murphy, and Muldoon They [D/] say McGilligan's daughter doesn't [A7/] know the taste of water There’s [D] kegs of stout a-stickin' out, there's grub for half the town There's [E7] bottles of good poitin, if you want to wash it down So if you're [A7] Irish you're sure of a wel[B7]come For there's a [E7] hooley on in [A7] Hannigan's house toni[D]ght [2.3.4] [D] Come into the parlour sure and make yourself at home [E7] Come into the parlour sure you won't be on your own There’s [A7] ton’s of ham and there’s legs of lamb, if you look around the room The [D/] knives and forks are flashing, and there’s [A7/] nothing on the ration There’s [D] quite a store of eggs galore ,there’s corned beef and there’s veal There’s a [E7] sit down tea and a stand up fight at every blooming meal So if you’re [A7] Irish, Come into the par [B7]lour For there’s a [E7] Hooley on at [A7] Hannigan’s House toni[D]ght Slower: YOU BETTER [B7] BELIEVE IT..., Normal temp: There’s a [E7] Hooley on in [A7]Hannigans House to..., ni [D]ght....,