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★ Ballad Of Springhill Ewan MacColl & Peggy Seeger Am ★ Beer, Beer, Beer Trad. G ★ Biplane Evermore Irish Rovers C ★ Black Velvet Band traditional G ★ BOTANY BAY Wilhelm Meyer Lutz G ★ Brennan on the Moor Clancy Brothers F ★ Citadel Hill Trad. G ★ Cockles and Mussels Molly Malone D ★ Danny Boy Frederic Weatherly C ★ Donald, Where's Your Trousers? Andy Stewart Dm ★ Don’t Get Married Girls Leon Rosselson Am ★ Doon In The Wee Room Trad / Daniel McLaughlin G ★ Down By The Sally Gardens Traditional G ★ Drunken Sailor traditional sea shanty Am ★ Farewell to Nova Scotia McGinty G ★ Forty Shades of Green Johnny Cash F ★ Go Lassie Go Trad. G ★ Gypsy Rover traditional C ★ Hanging Johnny Trad. Sea Shanty C ★ I'se the b'y traditional G ★ Jack Was Every Inch A Sailor Trad. G ★ Kelligrew’s Soiree Johnny Burke C ★ Lily The Pink The Scaffold G ★ Loch Lomond traditional A ★ Lord Of The Dance Ronan Hardiman C ★ Lukey’s Boat folk song C ★ Maids When You’re Young The Dubliners D ★ Mairi’s Wedding John Roderick Bannerman C ★ My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean Scottish folk song C ★ Seagull Stew Ignatius Patrick Matthews (1950-2011) C ★ Sweet Forget Me Not traditional G ★ Tell Me Ma children's song C ★ That’s An Irish Lullaby James Royce Shannon G ★ The Galway Girl Steve Earle D ★ The Maid on the Shore Trad? Am ★ The Mermaid Great Big Sea G ★ The Orange And The Green Irish Rovers C ★ The Squid-Jiggin’ Ground Arthur R. Scammell A ★ The Unicorn Song Irish Rovers C ★ Time BUG Members Please aka Time Gentlemen Please C ★ We all Fall Down Freeman Dre & the Kitchen Party F ★ Welcome Poor Paddy Home Trad? D ★ We’ll Rant And We’ll Roar Newfoundland folk song C ★ When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Ernest Ball, Chauncey Olcott & George Graff G ★ Whisky in the Jar Traditional C ★ Wild Rover folk song C

Key of AmBallad Of SpringhillEwan MacColl & Peggy Seeger

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In theAmtown of

GSpringhill,

AmNova

GScotia

AmDown in the dark of the

DCumberland

AmMine

There’sAmblood on the

Dcoal and the

Gminers

E7lie

In theAmroads that

Gnever saw

Amsun nor

Gsky

AmRoads that

Gnever saw

Amsun nor

Emsky

In theAmtown of

GSpringhill, you

Amdon’t sleep

Geasy

AmOften the earth will

Dtremble and

Amroll

When theAmearth is

Drestless,

Gminers

E7die

AmBone and

Gblood is the

Amprice of

Gcoal

AmBone and

Gblood is the

Amprice of

Emcoal

In theAmtown of

GSpringhill,

AmNova

GScotia

AmLate in the year of

Dfifty-

Ameight

AmDay still

Dcomes and the

Gsun still

E7shines

But it’sAmdark as the

Ggrave in the

AmCumberland

GMine

AmDark as the

Ggrave in the

AmCumberland

EmMine

AmDown at the

Gcoal face,

Amminers

Gworking

AmRattle of the belt, and the

Dcutter’s

Amblade

AmRumble of

Drock and the

Gwalls close

E7round

TheAmliving and the

Gdead men

Amtwo miles

Gdown

AmLiving and the

Gdead men

Amtwo miles

Emdown

AmTwelve men

Glay two

Ammiles from the

Gpitshaft

AmTwelve men lay in the

Ddark and

Amsang

AmLong hot

Ddays in a

Gminer’s

E7tomb

It wasAmthree feet

Ghigh and a

Amhundred

Glong

AmThree feet

Ghigh and a

Amhundred

Emlong

AmThree days

Gpassed and the

Amlamps gave

Gout

AndAmCaleb Rushton, he

Dup and

Amsaid;

“There’sAmno more

Dwater nor

Glight nor

E7bread

So we’llAmlive on

Gsongs and

Amhope in-

Gstead,

We’llAmlive on

Gsongs and

Amhope in-

Emstead.”

AmListen for the

Gshouts of the

Ambareface

Gminers

AmListen through the rubble for a

Drescue

Amteam

Six-Amhundred

Dfeet of

Gcoal and

E7slag

AmHope im-

Gprisoned in a

Amthree-foot

Gseam

AmHope im-

Gprisoned in a

Amthree-foot

Emseam

AmEight days

Gpassed and

Amsome were

Grescued

AmLeaving the dead to

Dlie a-

Amlone

ThroughAmall their

Dlives they

Gdug a

E7grave

TwoAmmiles of

Gearth for a

Ammarking

Gstone

TwoAmmiles of

Gearth for a

Ammarking

Em↓ stone

Ballad Of Springhill

Key of GBeer, Beer, BeerTrad.

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|ntro: G

Beer, beer, beer,

Dtiddley

Gbeer, beer, beer...

AGlong time ago, way

Dback in histo-

Gry

WhenGall there was to drink was

Cnothin' but cups of

Dtea

A-Glong came a man by the

Cname of Charlie

GMopps

AndGhe invented the wonderful drink, and he

Dmade it out of

Ghops

CHORUS:

Hey! HeGmust have been an admiral, a

Dsultan or a

Gking

AndGto his praises

Cwe shall always

Dsing

GLook at what he's done for us, he's

Cfilled us up with

Gcheer

GLord, bless Charlie Mopps, the

Dman who invented

GBeer, beer, beer,

Dtiddley


TheGPurest Bar, the Country's Pub, the

DHole-In-The-Wall as

Gwell

GOne thing you can be sure of, it's

CCharlie's beer they

Dsell

SoGall you lads and lasses, at

Celeven o'clock you

Gstop

ForGfive short seconds,

Dremember Charlie

G↓Mopps!

One... two... three... four... five...

CHORUS:DHe……y! He

Gmust have been an admiral, a

Dsultan or a

Gking

AndGto his praises

Cwe shall always

Dsing


Cfilled us up with

Gcheer

GLord, bless Charlie Mopps, the

Dman who invented

GBeer, beer, beer,

Dtiddley


AGbushel of malt, a barrel of hops,

Dstir it around with a

Gstick

TheGtype of lubrication to

Cmake your engine

Dtick

GForty pints of wallop a day will

Ckeep away the

Gquacks

It'sGonly eight pence halpenny a pint, and

Done and six in

G↓tax

One... two... three... four... five...

CHORUS:DHe……y! He

Gmust have been an admiral, a

Dsultan or a

Gking

And to his praisesCwe shall always

Dsing


Cfilled us up with

Gcheer

Lord, bless Charlie Mopps, theDman who invented

GBeer, beer, beer,

Dtiddley


DTiddley

Gbeer, beer, beer... the

DLord bless Charlie

G↓Mopps!

Beer, Beer, Beer

Key of C105 BPMBiplane Evermore

Irish Rovers

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|ntro: C Am C Am

Way

Cout in

FLondon

Cairport in

Fhangar number

Cfour

A

Clonely little

Ambiplane lived whose

Dmname was Ever-

Gmore

His

Cworking

Fdays were

Cover

Fno more would he

Csail

Up-

Fon his wings a-

Cbove the clouds

Gflying the royal

Cmail

CHORUS:CBye bye biplane

Fonce upon a

Csky plane

FBye bye

Chushabye

Glullabye

Cplane

Am C Am

CAll the

Fmighty

Cjet planes would

Flook down their

Cnose

They'd

Claugh and say oh

AmI'm so glad that

DmI'm not one of

Gthose

And

CEver-

Fmore would

Cshake away the

Fteardrops from his

Cwings

And

Fdream of days when

Che again could

Gdo heroic

Cthings


Fonce upon a

Csky plane

FBye bye

Chushabye

Glullabye

Cplane

Am C Am

CThen one

Fday the

Cfog and rain had

Fclosed the airport

Cdown

And

Call the mighty

Amjet planes were

Dmhelpless on the

Gground

When a

Ccall came

Fto the

Cairport

Ffor a mercy

Cflight

'Twould

Fbe too late, they

Ccould not wait, some-

Gone must fly to-

Cnight

One strum each chord for first two lines of this verse

Ah they

C↓rolled the little

Am↓biplane out to

C↓runway number

Am↓five

And

C↓though he looked so

Am↓small and weak he

Dm↓knew he could sur-

G↓vive

And

Cas he

Frose in-

Cto the storm the

Fbig jets hung their

Cwings

And they

Fhoped someday like

CEvermore to

Gdo heroic

Cthings


Fonce upon a

Csky plane

FBye bye

Chushabye

Glullabye

Cplane

Am C Am

And

Cso my

Fbaby

Cbundle I have

Fspun a tale for

Cyou

CYou must learn there's

Amnothing in this

Dmworld that you can't

Gdo

CDo not

Fbe dis-

Ccouraged by

Fcircumstance or

Csize

Re-

Fmember Ever-

Cmore and set your

Gsights upon the

Cskies

FINAL CHORUS:CBye bye biplane

Fonce upon a

Csky plane

FBye bye

Chushabye

Glullabye

Cplane

CBye bye biplane

Fonce upon a

Csky plane

FBye bye

Chushabye

Glullabye

Cplane

SPOKENAmGoodnight Wilbur

CGoodily night, Orville

Am C↓

Biplane Evermore

Key of GBlack Velvet Bandtraditional

G

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In aG

neat little town they call Belfast

Apprenticed to trade I wasD

boundD

AndG

many an hour of sweetEm

happiness

IC

spent in thatD

neat littleG

townG

TillG

bad misfortune came o’er me

And caused me to stray from theD

land

Far a-G

way from me friends and re-Em

lations

Be-C

trayed by theD

black velvetG

bandG

CHORUS:

HerG

eyes they shone like the diamondsG

You’d think she was queen of theD

landD

And herG

hair hung over herEm

shoulder

TiedC

up with aD

black velvetG

bandG

WellG

I was out strolling one evening

Not meaning to go veryD

farD

When IG

met with a ficklesomeEm

damsel

She wasC

selling herD

trade in theG

barG

When aG

watch she took from a customer

And slipped it right into meD

handD

Then theG

law came and put me inEm

prison

BadC

luck to herD

black velvetG

bandG

CHORUS:

HerG



landD

And herG


shoulder

TiedC

up with aD

black velvetG

bandG

ThisG

mornin’ before judge and jury

For trial I had to ap-D

pearD

Then theG

judge, he says “me youngEm

fellow

TheC

case againstD

you is quiteG

clearG

AndG

seven long years is your sentence

You’re going to Van Diemen’sD

Land”D

Far a-G

way from your friends and re-Em

lations

Be-C

trayed by theD

black velvetG

band”G

CHORUS:

HerG



landD

And herG


shoulder

TiedC

up with aD

black velvetG

bandG

So comeG

all ye jolly young fellows

I’ll have you take warnin’ byD

meD

And when-G

ever you’re out on theEm

liquor me lads

Be-C

ware of theD

pretty col-G

leensG

For they’llG

fill you with whiskey and porter

Till you are not able toD

standD

And theG

very next thing that youEm

know me lads

You’veC

landed inD

Van Diemen’sG

LandG

↓

CHORUS:

HerG



landD

And herG


shoulderSlow down

TiedC

up with aD

black velvetG

bandG

<tremelo>

Black Velvet Band

Key of GBOTANY BAYWilhelm Meyer Lutz

G

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Briskly 3/4

|: G / D7 / G / G

Fare-

Gwell to old

D7 England for-

Gever

D7

Fare-

Gwell to my

C rum culls as

D7 well

Fare-

Gwell to the

C well known Old

G Bailee

C

Where I

G used for to

D7 cut such a

G swell

D7

CHORUS:

Singing

G too-ral li-

D7 ooral li-

G ad-dity

D7

Singing

G too-ral li-

C ooral li-

D7 ay

Singing

G too-ral li-

C ooral li-

G ad-dity

C

And we're

G bound for

D7 Botany

G Bay

There's the

G captain as

D7 is our Com-

G mander

D7

There's the

G bo'sun and

C all the ship's

D7 crew

There's the

G first and

C second class

G passengers

C

Knows

G what we poor

D7 convicts go

G through

D7

CHORUS:

Singing

G too-ral li-

D7 ooral li-

G ad-dity

D7

Singing

G too-ral li-

C ooral li-

D7 ay

Singing

G too-ral li-

C ooral li-

G ad-dity

C

And we're

G bound for

D7 Botany

G Bay

'taint

G leavin' old

D7 England we

G cares about

D7

'taint

G cos we mis-

Cpels what we

D7 knows

But be-

Gcos all we

C light-fingered

G gentry

C

Hops a-

Ground with a

D7 log on our

G toes

D7

CHORUS:

Singing

G too-ral li-

D7 ooral li-

G ad-dity

D7

Singing

G too-ral li-

C ooral li-

D7 ay

Singing

G too-ral li-

C ooral li-

G ad-dity

C

And we're

G bound for

D7 Botany

G Bay

For

G seven long

D7 years I'll be

G staying here

D7

For

G seven long

C years and a

D7 day

For

G meeting a

C cove in an

G area

C

And

G taking his

D7 ticker a-

Gway

D7

CHORUS:

Singing

G too-ral li-

D7 ooral li-

G ad-dity

D7

Singing

G too-ral li-

C ooral li-

D7 ay

Singing

G too-ral li-

C ooral li-

G ad-dity

C

And we're

G bound for

D7 Botany

G Bay

Oh, had

G I the

D7 wings of a

G turtle-dove

D7

I'd

G soar on my

C pinions so

D7 high

Slap

G bang to tha

C arms of my

G Polly Love

C

And

G in her sweet

D7 presence I'd

G die

D7

CHORUS:

Singing

G too-ral li-

D7 ooral li-

G ad-dity

D7

Singing

G too-ral li-

C ooral li-

D7 ay

Singing

G too-ral li-

C ooral li-

G ad-dity

C

And we're

G bound for

D7 Botany

G Bay

Now,

G all my young

D7 Dookies and

G Duchesses

D7

Take

G warning from

C what I've to

D7 say

Mind

G all is your

C own as you

G touchesses

C

Or you'll

G find us in

D7 Botany

G Bay

D7

CHORUS:

Singing

G too-ral li-

D7 ooral li-

G ad-dity

D7

Singing

G too-ral li-

C ooral li-

D7 ay

Singing

G too-ral li-

C ooral li-

G ad-dity

C

And we're

G bound for

D7 Botany

G Bay

BOTANY BAY

Key of FBrennan on the MoorClancy Brothers

F

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|ntro: F C G7 C <last line of CHORUS>

CHey it’s

Cof a brave young highway man the

G7story we will

Ctell

HisCname was Willie Brennan and in

FIreland he did

Cdwell

'TwasAmon the Kilworth Mountains he com-

Fmenced his wild

Ccareer

AndFmany a wealthy noble man be-

Cfore him shook with

Emfear

CHORUS:

And it'sCBrennan on the moor,

EmBrennan on the moor

Bold,Fbrave and un-

Cdaunted was young

G7Brennan on the

Cmoor

OneCday upon the highway as

G7Willie he went

Cdown

HeCmet the mayor of Cashel, a

Fmile outside of

Ctown

TheAmmayor he knew his features and he

Fsaid, "Young man," said

Che

"YourFname is Willie Brennan, you must

Ccome along with

Emme."

CHORUS:

And it'sCBrennan on the moor,


Bold,Fbrave and un-

Cdaunted was young

G7Brennan on the

Cmoor

NowCBrennan’s wife had gone to town pro-

G7visions for to

Cbuy

AndCwhen she saw her Willie she com-

Fmenced to weep and

Ccry

She saidAm“hand to me that tenpenny” and as

Fsoon as Willie

Cspoke

SheFhanded him a blunderbuss from

Cunderneath her

Emcloak

CHORUS:

YoungCBrennan on the moor,


Bold,Fbrave and un-

Cdaunted was young

G7Brennan on the

Cmoor

NowCwith this loaded blunderbuss, a

G7truth I will

Cunfold

HeCmade the mayor to tremble and

Frobbed him of his

Cgold

OneAmhundred pounds was offered for his

Fapprehension

Cthere

SoFhe with horse and saddle to the

Cmountains did re-

Empair

CHORUS:

Did youngCBrennan on the moor,


Bold,Fbrave and un-

Cdaunted was young

G7Brennan on the

Cmoor

NowCBrennan being an outlaw, up-

G7on the mountains

Chigh

WithCcavalry and infantry to

Ftake him they did

Ctry

HeAmlaughed at them with scorn un-

Ftil at last ‘twas

Csaid

By aFfalse-hearted woman he was

Ccruelly be-

Emtrayed

CHORUS:

Was youngCBrennan on the moor,


Bold,Fbrave and un-

Cdaunted was young

G7Brennan on the

Cmoor

| F C G7 C↓

Brennan on the Moor

Key of GCitadel HillTrad.

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One

G

day in December I'll

D

never for-

G

get

A charming young creature I

Am7

happily

D

met

Her

G

eyes shone like diamonds, she was

C

dressed up to

G

kill

She was

C

tripping and

G

slipping down

D

Citadel

G

Hill

CHORUS:

Sing

G

fall-de-dol doodle-dumC

Fall-de-dol doodle-dumG

Fall-de-dol

C

doodle-dumD

Lidy-I-

G

die

G

I

G

says, "My fair creature, you

D

will me ex-

G

cuse!"

I offered my arm and she

Am7

did not re-

D

fuse

Her

G

arm locked in mine made me

C

feel love's sweet

G

thrill

As we

C

walked off to-

G

gether down

D

Citadel

G

Hill

CHORUS:

Sing

G



Fall-de-dol

C

doodle-dumD

Lidy-I-

G

die

G

The

G

very next day to the

D

church we did

G

go

The people all whispered, as

Am7

well you must

D

know

Said the

G

priest, "Will you marry?" Says

C

I, "That we

G

will!"

So we

C

kissed and were

G

hitched upon

D

Citadel

G

Hill

CHORUS:

Sing

G



Fall-de-dol

C

doodle-dumD

Lidy-I-

G

die

G

So

G

now we are married and of

D

children have

G

three

But me and the missus can

Am7

never a-

D

gree

The

G

first she called Bridget, the

C

second one

G

Bill

Says

C

I, "The runt's

G

name shall be

D

Citadel

G

Hill."

CHORUS:

Sing

G



Fall-de-dol

C

doodle-dumD

Lidy-I-

G

die

G

Now come

G

all you young fellows, take

D

warning by

G

me

If ever in need of a

Am7

wife you may

D

be

I'll

G

tell you the place where

C

you'll get your

G

fill

Just go

C

tripping and

G

slipping down

D

Citadel

G

Hill

CHORUS:

Sing

G



Fall-de-dol

C

doodle-dumD

Lidy-I-

G

↓ die

Key of DCockles and MusselsMolly Malone

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1, 2, 3 / 1, 2, 3

Intro: play chorus - ukes only

InD Dublin's fair

Bm city, where

Em7 girls are so

A7 pretty,

ID first set my

Bm eyes on sweet

E7 Molly Ma-

A7lone,

As sheD wheeled her wheel-

Bmbarrow,

ThroughEm7 streets broad and

A7 narrow,

Crying,D cockles and

Bm mussels, a-

A7live, alive-

Do!

Chorus:

A-Dlive, alive-

Bmo! A-

Em7live, alive-

A7o!


Bm mussels, a-

A7live, alive-

Do!

SheD was a fish-

Bm monger, but

Em7 sure 'twas no

A7 wonder,

ForD so were her

Bm father and

E7 mother be-

A7fore,

And theyD each wheeled their

Bm barrow,


A7 narrow,


Bm mussels, a-

A7live, alive-

Do!

Chorus:

A-Dlive, alive-

Bmo! A-

Em7live, alive-

A7o!


Bm mussels, a-

A7live, alive-

Do!

SheD died of a

Bm fever, and

Em7 no one could

A7 save her

AndD that was the

Bm end of sweet

E7 Molly Ma-

A7 lone,

But herD ghost wheels her

Bm barrow,


A7 narrow,


Bm mussels, a-

A7live, alive-

Do!

Chorus:

A-Dlive, alive-

Bmo! A-

Em7live, alive-

A7o!


Bm mussels, a-

A7live, alive-

Do!

Cockles and Mussels

Key of CDanny BoyFrederic Weatherly

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Am

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Oh DannyCboy, the pipes, the pipes are

Fcalling

From glen toCglen, and down the mountain

Gside

The summer'sCgone, and all the roses

Ffalling

'Tis you 'tisCyou must

Ggo and I must

Cbide

But come yeCback when

Fsummer's in the

Cmeadow

Or when theAmvalley's

Fhushed and white with

Gsnow

'Tis I'll beChere in

Fsunshine or in

Cshadow

Am

Oh DannyCboy, oh Danny

Gboy, I love you

Cso

But when yeCcome, and all the flowers are

Fdying

If I amCdead, as dead I well may

Gbe

Ye'll come andCfind the place where I am

Flying

And kneel andCsay an

G"Ave" there for

Cme

And I shallChear, tho'

Fsoft you tread a-

Cbove me

And all myAmgrave, will

Fwarmer, sweeter

Gbe

For you willCbend and

Ftell me that you

Clove me

Am

And I shallCsleep in peace un-

Gtil you come to

Cme

Danny Boy

Key of DmDonald, Where's Your Trousers?Andy Stewart

Dm

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I’veDmjust come down from the Isle of Skye

I'mCno very big and I'm awful shy

And theDmlassies shout when I go by,

C"Donald, where's your

Dmtroosers?"

CHORUS:

Let theDmwind blow high, let the wind blow low

CThrough the streets in my kilt I’ll goDmAll the lassies say, "Hello!CDonald, where's your

Dmtroosers?"

Dm

ADmlassie took me to a ball

AndCit was slippery in the hall

AndDmI was feart that I would fall

For IChad nae on my

Dmtroosers

CHORUS:



Dmtroosers?"

Dm

NowDmI went down to London town

And IChad some fun in the underground

TheDmladies turned their heads around, saying,

C"Donald, where are your

Dmtrousers?"

CHORUS:



Dmtroosers?"

Dm

ToDmwear the kilt is my delight

ItCis not wrong, I know it’s right

TheDm‘ighlanders would get a fright

If theyCsaw me in the

Dmtroosers

CHORUS:



Dmtroosers?"

Dm

TheDmlassies want me every one

WellClet them catch me if they can

YouDmcannae take the breeks off a Hieland man,

AndCI don’t wear the

Dmtroosers

CHORUS:



Dmtroosers?"

Dm



Dm↓troosers?"

Donald, Where's Your Trousers?

Key of AmDon’t Get Married GirlsLeon Rosselson

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OhAmdon't get married, girls, you'll

Dsign away your

Amlife,

You mayCstart off as a

Gwoman, but you'll

Fend up

Gas the

Amwife.

You couldAmbe a vestal virgin, take the

Dveil and be a

Amnun,

ButCdon't get

Gmarried, girls, for

Fmarriage isn't

E7fun.

Oh, it'sAfine when you're romancing, and he plays the lover's

E7part,

You're theDroses in his

Agarden, you're the flame that warms his

E7heart.

And hisDlove will last for-

Aever, and he'll

Dpromise you the

Amoon,

But justE7wait until you're

Awedded, and he'll

E7sing a different

Atune.

You're hisDtapioca

Apudding, you're the

Ddumplings in his

Astew,

But he'llDsoon begin to

Awonder, what he ever saw in

E7you.

Till heDtakes without com-

Aplaining all the

Ddishes you pro-

Avide,

For youE7see he’s got to

Ahave his bit of

E7jam tart on the

Aside.

SoAmdon't get married, girls, it's

Dvery badly

Ampaid,

You mayCstart off as the

Gmistress, but you'll

Fend up

Gas the

Ammaid.

Be aAmdaring deep sea diver, be a

Dpolished poly-

Amglot,

ButCdon't get


Fmarriage is a

E7plot.

Have youAseen him in the morning, with a face that looks like

E7death,

WithDdandruff on his

Apillow, and tobacco on his

E7breath?

And heDneeds some reas-

Asurance, with his

Dcup of tea in

Abed,

For he'sE7worried by the

Amortgage, and the

E7bald patch on his

Ahead.

And he’sDsure that you're his

Amother lays his

Dhead upon your

Abreast,

For youDtry to boost his

Aego, iron his shirt, and warm his

E7vest.

Then youDget him off to

Awork, the mighty

Dhunter is re-

Astored,

And heE7leaves you there with

Anothing but the

E7dreams you can't af-

Aford.

SoAmdon't get married, girls,

Dmen are all the

Amsame,

They'll justCuse you when they

Gneed you, you'd do

Fbetter

Gon the

Amgame.

Be aAmcall girl, be a stripper, be a

Dhostess, be a

Amwhore,

ButCdon't get


Fmarriage is a

E7bore.

When heAcomes home in the evening, he can hardly spare a

E7look,

All heDsays is, "What's for

Adinner?" After all, you're just the

E7cook.

But when heDtakes you to a

Aparty, well he

Deyes you with a

Afrown,

For youE7know you've got to

Alook your best, you

E7mustn't let him

Adown.

And he'llDclutch you with that

A“look, what I’ve got”

Dtwinkle in his

Aeyes,

Like he'sDentered for a

Araffle, and he's won you for the

E7prize.

Ah, butDwhen the party's

Aover, you'll be

Dslogging through the

Asludge,

Half theE7time a décor-

Aation and the

E7other half a

Adrudge.

SoAmdon't get married, it'll

Ddrive you round the

Ambend.

It's theClane without a

Gturning, it's the

Fend with-

Gout an

Amend.

Take aAmlover every Friday, take up

Dtennis, be a

Amnurse,

ButCdon't get


Fmarriage is a

E7curse.

Then youDget him off to

Awork, the mighty

Dhunter is

Arestored,

And heE7leaves you there with

Anothing, but the

E7dreams you can't af-

Aford.

Don’t Get Married Girls

Key of GDoon In The Wee RoomTrad / Daniel McLaughlin

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CHORUS:GDoon in the wee room

Cunderneath the

Gstair

CEverybody's

Ghappy and everybody's

Dthere

We'reGplayin’ ukulele,

Ceach in his

Gchair

CDoon in the

Gwee room under-

D7neath the

Gstair

G

GWhen you're tired and weary

Cand you're feeling

Gblue

CDon't give way tae

Gsorrow, we'll tell you what to

Ddo

JustGtak' a trip tae Ottawa and

Cfind the Clocktower

Gthere

And goCdoon tae the

Gwee room under-

D7neath the

Gstair


Cunderneath the

Gstair

CEverybody's


Dthere


Ceach in his

Gchair

CDoon in the

Gwee room under-

D7neath the

Gstair

G

IfGyou play ukulele, and you

Cwant to hae some

Gcheer

CTake a trip tae

GOttawa and order up a

Dbeer

GHae yersel' a bevvy,

Cgie yersel' a

Gtear

CDoon in the

Gwee room under-

D7neath the

Gstair


Cunderneath the

Gstair

CEverybody's


Dthere


Ceach in his

Gchair

CDoon in the

Gwee room under-

D7neath the

Gstair

G

GWhen I'm auld and feeble and my

Cbones are gettin'

Gset

Ah'llCno get cross and

Gcranky like other people

Dget

Ah'mGsavin' up ma bawbees tae

Cbuy a hurly

Gchair

TaeCtak' me tae the

Gwee room under-

D7neath the

Gstair


Cunderneath the

Gstair

CAll the BUGs are


Dthere


Ceach in his

Gchair

CDoon in the

Gwee room under-

D7neath the

Gstair

One more timeGDoon in the wee room

Cunderneath the

Gstair

CAll the BUGs are


Dthere


Ceach in his

Gchair

CDoon in the

Gwee room under-

D7neath the

G↓stair

G↓

Doon In The Wee Room

Key of GDown By The Sally GardensTraditional

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It wasGdown by the

DSally

CGar–

Gdens

MyClove and

DI did

Gmeet

D

SheGpassed the

DSally

CGar–

Gdens

OnClittle

Dsnow-white

Gfeet

G

SheEmbid me

Ctake love

Dea–

Gsy

As theCleaves grow

Don the

Gtree

D

ButGI being

Dyoung and

Cfool–

Gish

WithCher did

Dnot a–

Ggree

D

In aGfield down

Dby the

Cri–

Gver

MyClove and

DI did

Gstand

D

AndGon my

Dleaning

Cshoul–

Gder

SheClaid her

Dsnow-white

Ghand

G

SheEmbid me

Ctake life

Dea–

Gsy

As theCgrass grows

Don the

Gweirs

D

ButGI was

Dyoung and

Cfoo–

Glish

AndCnow am

Dfull of

G↓tears

Down By The Sally Gardens

Key of AmDrunken Sailortraditional sea shanty

Am

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Strumming Pattern: | D - d u - u d u |

Verse 1:Am What'll we do with a drunken sailor,G What'll we do with a drunken sailor,Am What'll we do with a drunken sailor,G Earl-aye in the

Am morning?

Chorus:Am Way hay and up she risesG Way hay and up she risesAm Way hay and up she risesG Earl-aye in the

Am morning

Verse 2:AmSling him in the long boat till he's sober

GSling him in the long boat till he's soberAmSling him in the long boat till he's soberG Earl-aye in the

Am morning?


Am morning

Verse 3:AmShave his belly with a rusty razor.GShave his belly with a rusty razor.AmShave his belly with a rusty razor.G Earl-aye in the

Am morning?


Am morning

Verse 4:AmSend him up the crow's nest till he falls down.GSend him up the crow's nest till he falls down.AmSend him up the crow's nest till he falls down.G Earl-aye in the

Am morning?


Am morning

Verse 5:AmThat's what we'll do with the drunken sailor.GThat's what we'll do with the drunken sailor.AmThat's what we'll do with the drunken sailor.G Earl-aye in the

Am morning?

Chorus:Am Way hay and up she rises

G Way hay and up she risesAm Way hay and up she risesG Earl-aye in the

Am morning

Drunken Sailor

Key of GFarewell to Nova ScotiaMcGinty

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TheGsun was setting in the west

TheEmbirds were singing on every tree

Em

AllGnature

Dseemed inclined for to rest

ButEmstill there

Cwas no

Emrest for me

Em

CHORUS:

Fare-Gwell to Nova Scotia, you seabound coast

Let yourEmmountains dark and dreary be

Em

For whenGI am far a-

Dway on the briny ocean tossed

Will youEmever heave a

Csigh or a

Emwish for me?

Em

IGgrieve to leave my native land

IEmgrieve to leave my comrades all

Em

And myGparents,

Dwhom I held so dear

And theEmbonny, bonny

Class that I

Emdo adore

Em

CHORUS:



Em




Csigh or a

Emwish for me?

Em

TheGdrums do beat and the wars do alarm

MyEmcaptain calls, I must obey

So fare-Gwell, fare-

Dwell to Nova Scotia's charm

For it'sEmearly in the

Cmorning, I'll be

Emfar, far away

Em

CHORUS:



Em




Csigh or a

Emwish for me?

Em

IGhave three brothers and they are at rest

TheirEmarms are folded on their breasts

Em

While aGpoor simple

Dsailor just like me

Must beEmtossed and

Cdriven on this

Emdark, blue sea

Em

Final CHORUS:



Em




Csigh or a

Emwish for me?

Em

(slower) Will youEm↓ever heave a

C↓sigh or a

Em↓wish for me?

Farewell to Nova Scotia

Key of FForty Shades of GreenJohnny Cash

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ICclose my eyes and picture

theFemerald of the sea

From the fishing boats atCDingle

To theD7shores of Duna’

G7dee

ICmiss the river Shannon

and theFfolks at Skipparee

The moorlands and theCmeadows

With theirG7forty shades of

Cgreen

CHORUS:

ButFmost of all I

G7miss a girl

InCTipperary Town

AndFmost of all I

G7miss her lips

AsCsoft as eider-

G7down

CAgain I want to see and do

TheFthings we've done and seen

Where the breeze is sweet asCShalimar

And there'sG7forty shades of

Cgreen

| F C G7 C C (last 2 lines of verse)

ICwish that I could spend an hour

AtFDublin's churning surf

I'd love to watch theCfarmers

Drain theD7bogs and spade the

G7turf

ToCsee again the thatching

Of theFstraw the women glean

I would walk from Cork toCLian

To see theG7forty shades of

Cgreen

CHORUS:

ButFmost of all I

G7miss a girl

InCTipperary Town

AndFmost of all I

G7miss her lips

AsCsoft as eider-

G7down

CAgain I want to see and do

TheFthings we've done and seen

Where the breeze is sweet asCShalimar

And there'sG7forty shades of

Cgreen

F↓

C↓

Forty Shades of Green

Key of GGo Lassie GoTrad.

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Oh theG

summer-Am

time isG

comingG

And theC

trees are sweetlyG

bloomingG

And theC

wild mountainEm

thymeEm

Grows a-C

round theAm

bloomingC

heatherC

CHORUS:

Will youG

goC

lassieG

goG

And we'llC

all go to-G

getherG

To pluckC

wild mountainEm

thymeEm

All a-C

round theAm

bloomingC

heatherC

Will youG

goC

lassieG

goG

I willG

build myAm

love aG

towerG

ByC

yon crystalG

fountainG

AndC

on it I willEm

pileEm

All theC

wild flowersAm

of theC

mountainC

CHORUS:

Will youG

goC

lassieG

goG

And we'llC

all go to-G

getherG

To pluckC

wild mountainEm

thymeEm

All a-C

round theAm

bloomingC

heatherC

Will youG

goC

lassieG

goG

If myG

true loveAm

she wereG

goneG

I wouldC

surely find a-G

notherG

WhereC

wild mountainEm

thymeEm

Grows a-C

round theAm

bloomingC

heatherC

CHORUS:

Will youG

goC

lassieG

goG

And we'llC

all go to-G

getherG

To pluckC

wild mountainEm

thymeEm

All a-C

round theAm

bloomingC

heatherC

Will youG

goC

lassieG

goG

↓

Key of CGypsy Rovertraditional

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|ntro: C G7 C G7

TheCgypsy

G7rover came

Cover the

G7hill

CDown through the

G7valley so

Csha-

G7dy

HeCwhistled and he

G7sang 'til the

Emgreenwoods

Amrang

AndChe won the

Fheart of a

Cla-

F-a-

Cdy

G7

CHORUS:CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cdo-da-

G7day

CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cda-

G7ay

HeCwhistled and he

G7sang 'til the

Emgreenwoods

Amrang

AndChe won the

Fheart of a

Cla-

F-a-

Cdy

G7

SheCleft her

G7father's

Ccastle

G7gates

SheCleft her

G7own fine

Clo-

G7ver

SheCleft her

G7servants and

Emher es-

Amstate

ToCfollow the

Fgypsy

Cro-

F-o-

Cver

G7

CHORUS:CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cdo-da-

G7day

CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cda-

G7ay

HeCwhistled and he

G7sang 'til the

Emgreenwoods

Amrang

AndChe won the

Fheart of a

Cla-

F-a-

Cdy

G7

HerCfather saddled

G7up his

Cfastest

G7steed

AndCroamed the

G7valleys all

Co-

G7ver

CSought his

G7daughter

Emat great

Amspeed

And theCwhistling

Fgypsy

Cro-

F-o-

Cver

G7

CHORUS:CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cdo-da-

G7day

CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cda-

G7ay

HeCwhistled and he

G7sang 'til the

Emgreenwoods

Amrang

AndChe won the

Fheart of a

Cla-

F-a-

Cdy

G7

HeCcame at

G7last to a

Cmansion

G7fine

CDown by the

G7river

CClay-

G7dee

AndCthere was

G7music and

Emthere was

Amwine

For theCgypsy

Fand his

Cla-

F-a-

Cdy

G7

CHORUS:CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cdo-da-

G7day

CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cda-

G7ay

HeCwhistled and he

G7sang 'til the

Emgreenwoods

Amrang

AndChe won the

Fheart of a

Cla-

F-a-

Cdy

G7

"HeCis no

G7gypsy, my

Cfather" she

G7said

"ButClord of these

G7lands all

Co-

G7ver

AndCI shall

G7stay 'til my

Emdying

Amday

With myCwhistling

Fgypsy

Cro-

F-o-

Cver

G7

Final CHORUS:CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cdo-da-

G7day

CAh-de-

G7do, ah-de-

Cda-

G7ay

HeCwhistled and he

G7sang 'til the

Emgreenwoods

Amrang

AndChe won the

Fheart of a

Cla-

F-a-

Cdy

G7 C↓

Key of CHanging JohnnyTrad. Sea Shanty

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They

Ccall me hanging Johnny

C

Y

Fay-hay-i-

Co

C

I

Fnever

Changed no-

Ambody

Am

And it’s

Chang,

G7boys,

Chang

C

Well

Cfirst I hanged your mother

C

Y

Fay-hay-i-

Co

C

Me

Fsister

Cand me

Ambrother

Am

And it’s

Chang,

G7boys,

Chang

C

I'd

Chang to make things jolly

C

Y

Fay-hay-i-

Co

C

I'd

Fhang all

Cwrong and

Amfolly

Am

And it’s

Chang,

G7boys,

Chang

C

A

Frope, a beam, a

Cladder

C

I'll

Ghang ye all to-

Cgether

C

Well

Fnext I hanged me

Cgranny

C

I'd

Ghang the holy family

G

They


C

Y

Fay-hay-i-

Co

C

And I

Fnever

Changed no-

Ambody

Am

And it’s

Chang,

G7boys,

Chang

C

I'd

Chang me mates and skippers

C

Y

Fay-hay-i-

Co

C

I'd

Fhang 'em

Cby their

Amflippers

Am

And it’s

Chang,

G7boys,

Chang

C

Come

Fhang, come haul to-

Cgether

C

Come

Ghang for finer

Cweather

C

FHang on from the

Cyardarm

C

Hang

Gthe sea and buy a pig farm

G

I'd

Chang the highway robber

C

Y

Fay-hay-i-

Co

C

I'd

Fhang the

Cburglar

Amjobber

Am

And it’s

Chang,

G7boys,

Chang

C

I'd

Chang a noted liar

C

Y

Fay-hay-i-

Co

C

I'd

Fhang a

Cbloated

Amfriar

Am

And it’s

Chang,

G7boys,

Chang

C

They

Csay I hung a copper

C

Y

Fay-hay-i-

Co

C

I

Fgave him

Cthe long

Amdropper

Am

And it’s

Chang,

G7boys,

Chang

C

They


C

Y

Fay-hay-i-

Co

C

I

Fnever

Changed no-

Ambody

Am

And it’s

Chang,

G7boys,

Chang

C

Yes they


C

Y

Fay-hay-i-

Co

C

I

Fnever

Changed no-

Ambody

Am

And it’s

Chang,

G7↓boys,

C↓hang

Hanging Johnny

Key of GI'se the b'ytraditional

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GI'se the b'y that

Dbuilds the boat and

GI'se the b'y that

Csails

Dher and

GI'se the b'y that

Dcatches the fish and

CBrings ' em

Dhome to

GLiza

CHORUS:GHip-yer-partner

DSally Tibbo,

GHip-yer-partner

CSally

DBrown

GFogo, Twillingate,

DMorton's Harbour,

CAll a-

Dround the

Gcircle

GSods and rinds to

Dcover your flake

GCake and tea for

Csup-

Dper

GCodfish in the

Dspring of the year

CFried in

Dmaggoty

Gbutter


DSally Tibbo,

GHip-yer-partner

CSally

DBrown

GFogo, Twillingate,

DMorton's Harbour,

CAll a-

Dround the

Gcircle

GI don't want your

Dmaggoty fish

GThey're no good for

Cwin-

Dter

GI can buy as

Dgood as that

WayCdown in

DBona-

Gvista


DSally Tibbo,

GHip-yer-partner

CSally

DBrown

GFogo, Twillingate,

DMorton's Harbour,

CAll a-

Dround the

Gcircle

GI took Liza

Dto a dance

AsGfast as she could

Ctra-

Dvel

AndGevery step that

Dshe could take

WasCup to her

Dknees in

Ggravel


DSally Tibbo,

GHip-yer-partner

CSally

DBrown

GFogo, Twillingate,

DMorton's Harbour,

CAll a-

Dround the

Gcircle

GSusan White she’s

Doutta sight

HerGpetticoat wants a

Cbor-

Dder

WellGold Sam Oliver

Din the dark

HeCkissed her

Din the

Gcorner!


DSally Tibbo,

GHip-yer-partner

CSally

DBrown

GFogo, Twillingate,

DMorton's Harbour,

CAll a-

Dround the

Gcircle

GI'se the b'y that

Dbuilds the boat

GAnd I'se the b'y that

Csails

Dher and

GI'se the b'y that

Dcatches the fish and

CBrings them

Dhome to

GLiza


DSally Tibbo,

GHip-yer-partner

CSally

DBrown

GFogo, Twillingate,

DMorton's Harbour,

CAll a-

Dround the

Gcircle

I'se the b'y

Key of GJack Was Every Inch A SailorTrad.

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XNow, ‘twas

Gtwenty-five or thirty years

Since Jack first saw theD7light

He came into this world of woe

One dark and stormyGnight

He was born on board his father’s ship

As she was lyingD7to

‘Bout twenty-five or thirty miles

Southeast of Bacca-G↓-lieu

CHORUS:D7↓ Oh

GJack was every inch a

D7sailor

Five and twenty years aGwhaler

Jack was every inch aD7sailor

He was born upon the deep blueGsea

WhenGJack grew up to be a man

He went to Labra-D7dor

He fished in Indian Harbour

Where his father fished be-Gfore

On his returning in the fog

He met a heavyD7gale

And Jack was swept into the sea

And swallowed by aG↓ whale

CHORUS:D7↓ Oh


D7sailor




TheGwhale went straight for Baffin’s Bay

‘Bout ninety knots anD7hour

And ev’ry time he’d blow a spray

He’d send it in aGshower

“Oh now” says Jack unto himself

“I must see what he’s a-D7bout!”

He caught the whale all by the tail

And turned him insideG↓ out!

CHORUS:D7↓ Oh


D7sailor




Jack Was Every Inch A Sailor

Key of CKelligrew’s SoireeJohnny Burke

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You mayCtalk of Clara

GNolan's Ball or

Fanything you

Cchoose,

But itFcouldn't hold a

Csnuffbox to the

Gspree in Kelligrew’s;

If youCwant your eyeballs

Gstraightened just come

Fout next week with

Cme,

You'llFhave to wear your

Cglasses at the

GKelligrew’s Soir-

C↓-ee.

XThere was

Cbirch rind,

Gtar twine,

Fcherry wine and

Cturpentine,

FJowls and cava-

Clances,

Gginger beer and tea;

CPig's feet,

Gcat's meat,

Fdumplings boiled up

Cin a sheet,

FDandelion and

Ccrackie's teeth at the


Cee

C

Oh, ICborrowed Cluney's

Gbeaver as I

Fsquared my yards to

Csail,

And aFswallow tail from

CHogan that was

Gfoxy on the tail;

BillyCCuddahie's old

Gworking pants and

FPatsy Nolan's

Cshoes,

And anFold white vest from

CFogarty to

Gsport at Kelli-

C↓-grew’s.

There wasCDan Milley,

GJoe Lilly,

FTantan and

CMrs. Tilley,

FDancing like a

Clittle filly, 'twould

Graise your heart to see;

CJim Brine,

GDin Ryan,

FFlipper Smith and

CCaroline,

IFtell you, boys, we

Chad a time at the


CeeC

Oh, whenCI arrived at

GBetsy Snook's that

Fnight at half past

Ceight,

TheFplace was blocked with

Ccarriages stood

Gwaiting at the gate;

WithCCluney's funnel up-

Gon my pate, the

Ffirst words Betsy

Csaid,

"HereFcomes the local

Cpreacher with the

Gpulpit on his

C↓head".

There wasCBill Mews,

GDan Hughes,

FWilson, Taft and

CTeddy Roose,

WhileFBryant, he sat

Cin the blues and

Glooking hard at me;

CJim Fling,

GTom King,

FJohnson, champion

Cof the ring,

AndFall the boxers

CI could bring to the


CeeC

"TheCSaratoga

GLancers first," Miss

FBetsy kindly

Csaid,

IFdanced with Nancy

CCronin and her

GGranny on the Head;

AndCHogan danced with

GBetsy, well you

Fshould have seen his

Cshoes,

As heFlashed the muskets

Cfrom the rack that

Gnight at Kelli-

C↓-grew’s.

There wasCboiled guineas,

Gcold guineas,

Fbullock's heads and

Cpiccaninnies

FEverything to

Ccatch the pennies you'd

Gbreak your sides to see;

CBoiled duff,

Gcold duff,

Fapple jam was

Cin a cuff,

IFtell you, boys, we

Chad enough at the


Cee.

C

CrookedCFlavin struck the

Gfiddler and a

Fhand I then took

Cin,

You shouldFsee George Cluney's

Cbeaver and it

Gflattened to the rim;

AndCHogan's coat was

Glike a vest, the

Ftails were gone you

Csee,

SaysFI, "The Devil

Chaul ye and your


C↓-ee!"

There wasCbirch rind,

Gtar twine,

Fcherry wine and

Cturpentine,

FJowls and cava-

Clances,

Gginger beer and tea;

CPig's feet,

Gcat's meat,

Fdumplings boiled up

Cin a sheet,

FDandelion and

Ccrackie's teeth at the


C↓-ee.

Kelligrew’s Soiree

Key of GLily The PinkThe Scaffold

G7

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CHORUS:G7We'll......

Cdrink a drink a drink,

To Lily theGpink the pink the pink,

The savior of, our humanCrace,

For she invented, medicinalGcompound,

Most efficacious, in everyCcase

C↓

Mr.CFreers, had sticky out

Gears,

And it made him awfulCshy,

And so they gave him, medicinalGcompound,

And now he's learning how toCfly

BrotherCTony, was known to be

Gbony

He would never eat hisCmeals

And so they gave him, medicinalGcompound

Now they move him round onC↓ wheels







C↓

Old Ebe-Cnezer thought he was Julius

GCaesar

And so they put him in aChome

Where they gave him, medicinalGcompound

And now he's emperor ofCRome

JohnnyCHammer, had a terrible st st st st

Gstammer,

He could hardly s-s-say aCword,

And so they gave him, medicinalGcompound,

Now he's seen, but neverC↓ heard

CHORUS:

G7We'll......






C↓

AuntieCMilly, ran willy

Gnilly,

When her legs they didCrecede,

So they looked on, medicinalGcompound,

Now they call her MillyC↓ Peed

Extra verse:

UncleCMarkie got auwfully

Gsnarky,

When they broke his uk-u-Cle-le,

So he fixed it, with medicinalGcompound,

and some wood from a shilleC↓lagh







C↓







C↓

Lily The Pink

Key of ALoch Lomondtraditional

A

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E7

1 2 0 2

A6

2 1 2 0

Strum: |: D d - u | D d - u :|:

ByAyon bonnie banks and by

Dyon bonnie

E7braes

Where theAsun shines

A6bright on Loch

DLo-

Amond

WhereA6me and my

Atrue love were

Dever wont to

E7gae

On theAbonnie, bonnie

Dbanks of Loch

E7Lo-

Amond

CHORUS:

Oh!AYe’ll take the

A6high road, and

DI’ll take the

E7low road

AndAI’ll be in

A6Scotland a-

Dfore

E7ye,

ButA6me and my

Atrue love will

Dnever meet a-

E7gain


A6banks of Loch

E7Lo-

Amond

TwasAthen that we parted by

Dyon shady

E7glen

On theAsteep, steep

A6side of Ben

DLo-

Amond

WhereA6in purple

Ahue, the

Dhighland hills we

E7view

And theAmoon coming

Dout in the

E7gloa-

Aming

CHORUS:


A6high road, and

DI’ll take the

E7low road

AndAI’ll be in

A6Scotland a-

Dfore

E7ye,

ButA6me and my

Atrue love will

Dnever meet a-

E7gain


A6banks of Loch

E7Lo-

Amond

TheAwee birdies sing, and the

Dwild flowers

E7spring

And inAsunshine the

A6waters are

Dsleep-

Aing

But theA6broken heart it

Akens, nae

Dsecond spring a-

E7gain

Though theAwaeful may

Dcease from their

E7gree-

Ating

CHORUS:


A6high road, and

DI’ll take the

E7low road

AndAI’ll be in

A6Scotland a-

Dfore

E7ye,

ButA6me and my

Atrue love will

Dnever meet a-

E7gain


A6banks of Loch

E7Lo-

Amond

Loch Lomond

Key of CLord Of The DanceRonan Hardiman

C

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G

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G7

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F

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CHORUS:CDance, dance, wherever you may be

I am the Lord of theGDance, said He!

And IClead you all, wherever you may be

And IG7lead you all in the

CDance, said He!

C

ICdanced in the morning when the world was begun

IGdanced in the Moon & the Stars & the Sun

ICcame down from Heaven & I danced on the Earth

AtFBethle-

G7hem I

Chad my birth





CDance, said He!

C

ICdanced for the scribe & the pharisee

But theyGwould not dance & they wouldn't follow me

ICdanced for fishermen, for James & John

TheyFcame with

G7me & the

CDance went on





CDance, said He!

C

ICdanced on the Sabbath, cured the lame

GHoly people said it was a shame!

TheyCwhipped, they stripped, they hung me high

FLeft me

G7there on the

Chill to die!





CDance, said He!

C

ICdanced on a Friday when the sky turned black

GHard to dance with the devil on your back

TheyCburied my body, they thought I was gone

ButFI am the

G7Dance & the

Cdance goes on!





CDance, said He!

C

TheyCcut me down, I leapt up high

GI am the Life that will never, never die!

I'llClive in you, if you live in Me

FI am the

G7Lord of the

CDance, said He!





CDance, said He!

CDance, dance, wherever you may be


And IClead you all, wherever you may be…


CDance, said He!

Lord Of The Dance

Key of CLukey’s Boatfolk song

C

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F

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G

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Am

2 0 0 0

| C F G| C F G

Well oh,CLukey's boat is

Fpainted

Ggreen,

CHa, me

Fboys!

G

CLukey's boat is

Fpainted green,

She’s theAmprettiest boat that you've

Fever

Gseen,

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

Well oh,CLukey's boat's got a

Ffine fore

Gcutty,

CHa, me

Fboys!

G

CLukey's boat's got a

Ffine fore cutty,

AndAmevery seam is

Fchinked with

Gputty,

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

WellCI says "Lukey the

Fblinds are

Gdown"

CHa, me

Fboys!

G

CI says "Lukey the

Fblinds are down"

"MeAmwife is dead and she's

Funder-

Gground"

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

WellCI says Lukey

F"I don't

Gcare"

CHa, me

Fboys!

G

CI says Lukey

F"I don't care"

"I'llAmget me another in the

Fspring of the

Gyear"

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

Oh,CLukey's rolling

Fout his

Ggrub,

CHa, me

Fboys!

G

CLukey's rolling

Fout his grub,

AmOne split pea, and a

Ften pound

Gtub,

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

Well,CLukey's boat's got

Fhigh-topped

Gsails,

CHa, me

Fboys!

G

CLukey's boat's got

Fhigh-topped sails,

TheAmsheet was planted with

Fcopper

Gnails,

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

CLukey's boat is

Fpainted

Ggreen,

CHa, me

Fboys!

G

CLukey's boat is

Fpainted green,

She’s theAmprettiest boat that you've

Fever

Gseen,

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F G

A-Cha, me

Fboys, a-

Griddle-i-

Cday!

F GC↓

Key of DMaids When You’re Young

D

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A

2 1 0 0

G

0 2 3 2

¾ waltz time

An

Dold man came courting me, hey ding a

Adoo rum dow

A

An

Dold man came courting me, me being

Ayoung

A

An

Dold man came

Gcourting me,

Dall for his

Awife to be

DMaids, when you're

Gyoung, never

Awed an old

Dman

CHORUS:

For he's

Dgot no fal-loorum, fal diddle li

Aoo rum

He's

Dgot no fal-loorum, fal diddle fal

Aday

A

Oh, he's

Dgot no fal-

Gloorum, he’s

Dlost his ding-

Adoorum

DMaids, when you're

Gyoung, never

Awed an old

Dman

D

When

Dthis old man comes to bed, hey ding a

Adoo rum dow

A

When

Dthis old man comes to bed, me being

Ayoung

A

When

Dthis old man

Gcomes to bed,

Dhe lays like

Ahe was dead

DMaids, when you're

Gyoung, never

Awed an old

Dman

CHORUS:

For he's

Dgot no fal-loorum, fal diddle li

Aoo rum

He's

Dgot no fal-loorum, fal diddle fal

Aday

A

Oh, he's

Dgot no fal-

Gloorum, he’s

Dlost his ding-

Adoorum

DMaids, when you're

Gyoung, never

Awed an old

Dman

D

When

Dthis old man goes to sleep, hey ding a

Adoo rum dow

A

When

Dthis old man goes to sleep, me being

Ayoung

A

When

Dthis old man

Ggoes to sleep,

Dout of bed

AI do creep

DInto the

Garms of a

Ahandsome young

Dman

Final CHORUS:

For

Dhe's got fal-loorum, fal diddle li

Aoo rum

DHe's got fal-loorum, fal diddle fal

Aday

A

Yes,

Dhe's got fal-

Gloorum, he

Dfound my ding-

Adoorum

DMaids, when you're

Gyoung, never

Awed an old

Dman

D↓

Maids When You’re Young

Key of CMairi’s WeddingJohn Roderick Bannerman

C

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F

2 0 1 0

G

0 2 3 2

D

2 2 2 0

A7

0 1 0 0

INTRO: Chorus – ukes only

CHORUS:CStep we gaily on we goFHeel for heel and

Gtoe for toe

CArm in arm and row and rowFAll for Mairi's

Gwedding

COver hillways, up and down,FMyrtle green and

Gbracken brown,

CPast the sheilings through the townFAll for the sake of

GMairi.

CHORUS:CStep we gaily on we goFHeel for heel and

Gtoe for toe

CArm in arm and row and rowFAll for Mairi's

Gwedding

CRed her cheeks as Rowan's are,FBright her eyes as

Gany star

CFairest of them all by far,FIs our darlin'

GMairie

G

KEY CHANGECHORUS:DStep we gaily on we go,GHeel for heel and

A7toe for toe,

DArm and arm and row and row,GAll for Mairi's

A7wedding

DPlenty herring, plenty meal,GPlenty peat to

A7fill her kreel.

DPlenty bonnie bairns as well,GThat's the toast for

A7Mairi.

CHORUS:

DStep we gaily on we go,GHeel for heel and

A7toe for toe,


A7wedding

One last time ...DStep we gaily on we go,GHeel for heel and

A7toe for toe,


A7wedding

D

Mairi’s Wedding

Key of CMy Bonnie Lies Over The OceanScottish folk song

C

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F

2 0 1 0

G

0 2 3 2

MyCbonnie lies

Fover the

Cocean

MyCbonnie lies over the

Gsea

MyCbonnie lies

Fover the

Cocean

OFbring back my

Gbonnie to

Cme

CHORUS:CBring back,

Fbring back

OGbring back my bonnie to

Cme, to me

CBring back,

Fbring back


Cme

OCblow ye winds

Fover the

Cocean

OCblow ye winds over the

Gsea

OCblow ye winds

Fover the

Cocean

AndFbring back my

Gbonnie to

Cme

CHORUS:CBring back,

Fbring back


Cme, to me

CBring back,

Fbring back


Cme

LastCnight as I

Flay on my

Cpillow

LastCnight as I lay on my

Gbed

LastCnight as I

Flay on my

Cpillow

IFdreamed my poor

Gbonnie was

Cdead

CHORUS:CBring back,

Fbring back


Cme, to me

CBring back,

Fbring back


Cme

My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean

Key of CSeagull StewIgnatius Patrick Matthews (1950-2011)

C

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F

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D7

2 0 2 0

G

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WhenCwe were just kids out

Fjiggin' for

Ctom cods,

CSeemed like there

Cwas nothing

D7left for to

Gdo

G

IfCyou've mind to gather and

Fset at my

Ctable,

CHere is the story I'll

Gtell unto

Cyou

C

OurCfather he died in a

Ftown they call

CGander,

CWe were just kids, much

D7too young to

Gcare

G

OurCmother got killed by

Fthunder and

Clightning,

CSometime in August the

Gfollowing

Cyear

C

CHORUS:FOh, those memories don't

Cbring us much

Gjoy

G

CBack in the days when we were both

Gboys

G

NoFturkey for Christmas but

Cwe'll putter

Gthrough

G

We'dCsit at the table and

Geat seagull

Cstew

C

| C C G C C

OurCsister was Madeline,

Fscarcely

Csixteen,

CWorking for the family in the

D7Copper Cove

Gmine

G

SheChad to come home, look

Fafter four

Cchildren,

CScarce was the money and

Ghard were the

Ctimes

C


Cbring us much

Gjoy

G


Gboys

G


Cwe'll putter

Gthrough

G


Geat seagull

Cstew

C

| C C G C C

WeCused to get up at

Ffour every

Cmorning,

TheCdog and the bunker to the

D7woods we would

Ggo

G

ToCget us some dry wood to

Fchop up as

Ckindle,

ToClight up the fire in our

GWaterloo

Cstove

C


Cbring us much

Gjoy

G


Gboys

G


Cwe'll putter

Gthrough

G


Geat seagull

Cstew

C

| C C G C C

WeCused to go over to

FMister Bill

CMartin's,

ACgallon of kerosene

D7set in the

Ggloom

G

HeCsaid, "Sure young Matt is too

Fbright for the

Crabbits,

CHaul a great blanket on

Gover the

Cmoon”

C

Final CHORUS:FOh, those memories don't

Cbring us much

Gjoy

G


Gboys

G


Cwe'll putter

Gthrough

G


Geat seagull

Cstew

C


Geat seagull

Cstew

| C C G C C

Seagull Stew

Key of GSweet Forget Me Nottraditional

G

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D

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A

2 1 0 0

E7

1 2 0 2

Bm

4 2 2 2

|NTRO: <last line of verse> G D A D

DFancy brings a thought to mind of a

Gflower that's bright and

Dfair,

ItsGgrace and beauty

Dboth combine, a

E7brighter jewel more

Arare;

JustDlike a maiden that I know, who

Gshared my happy

Dlot,

SheGwhispered when we

Dparted last, "Oh,

Ayou'll forget me

Dnot."

| G D A D <last line of verse>

WeDmet I really don't know where, but

Gstill it's just the

Dsame,

ForGlove grows in the

Dcity streets, as

E7well as in the

Alane;

IDgently clasped her tiny hand, one

Gglance at me she

Dshot,

SheGdropped her flower, I

Dpicked it up, 'twas the

Asweet forget-me-

Dnot.

CHORUS:

She'sDgraceful and, she's charming like a

Glily in the

Dpond,

GTime is flying

Dswiftly by, of

E7her I am so

Afond;

TheDroses and the daisies are

Gblooming 'round the

Dspot,

GWhere we parted,

Dwhen she whispered,

A"You'll forget me

Dnot."

| G D A D <last line of verse>

AndDthen there came a happy time when

Gsomething that I

Dsaid,

GCaused her lips to

Dmurmur, "Yes", and

E7shortly we were

Awed;

ThereDis a house down in the lane and a

Gtiny garden

Dplot,

WhereGgrows a flower,

DI know it well, it's the

Asweet forget-me-

Dnot.

CHORUS:

She'sDgraceful and, she's charming like a

Glily in the

Dpond,

GTime is flying

Dswiftly by, of

E7her I am so

Afond;

TheDroses and the daisies are

Gblooming 'round the

Dspot,

GWhere we parted,


A"You'll forget me

Bmnot."

GWhere we parted,


A"You'll forget me

Dnot.”

Sweet Forget Me Not

Key of CTell Me Machildren's song

C

0 0 0 3

F

2 0 1 0

G7

0 2 1 2

CHORUS:

I'llCtell me ma when

FI get

Chome

TheG7boys won't leave the

Cgirls alone

They pulled me hair and theyFstole me

Ccomb

ButG7that's all right till

CI go home

C↓She is handsome

F↓she is pretty

C↓She’s the Belle of

G7↓Belfast city

CShe is courtin'

Fone two three

CPlease won't you

G7tell me

Cwho is she

C

CAlbert Mooney

Fsays he

Cloves her

G7All the boys are

Cfightin' for her

TheyCrap on her door and

Fring on the

Cbell

G7Will she come out

Cwho can tell

COut she comes as

Fwhite as snow

CRings on her fingers and

G7bells on her toes

COld Jenny Murray says that

Fshe will die

If sheCdoesn't get the

G7fella with the

Croving eye

CHORUS:


FI get

Chome


Cgirls alone


Ccomb


CI go home

C↓She is handsome

F↓she is pretty

C↓She’s the Belle of

G7↓Belfast city

CShe is courtin'

Fone two three

CPlease won't you

G7tell me

Cwho is she

C

Let theCwind and the rain and the

Fhail blow

Chigh

And theG7snow come travellin'

Cthrough the sky

CShe's as nice as

Fapple

Cpie

G7She'll get her own lad

Cby and by

CWhen she gets a

Flad of her own

SheCwon't tell her ma when

G7she gets home

CLet them all come

Fas they will

It'sCAlbert

G7Mooney

Cshe loves still

Final CHORUS


FI get

Chome


Cgirls alone


Ccomb


C↓I go home

no ukes, just singing and clapping

She is handsome, she is pretty

She’s the Belle of Belfast city

She is courtin' one two three

Please won't you tell me who is she

Tell Me Ma

Key of GThat’s An Irish LullabyJames Royce Shannon

G

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C

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Em

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D7

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A7

0 1 0 0

Am7

0 0 0 0

G7

0 2 1 2

C#dim

0 1 0 1

Cm

0 3 3 3

G

OverC

in Kil-G

larneyG

Em

Many years a-G

goD7

MeG

motherC

sang aG

song to me

InA7

tones so sweet andAm7

lowD7

Just aG

simpleC

littleG

dittyG

In herEm

good ould IrishG

wayG

And I’dC

give the world ifG

she could sing

ThatA7

song to me thisAm7

dayD7

CHORUS:G

Too-ra-C

loo-ra-G

loo—ralG7

C

Too-ra-loo-ra-C#dim

li

G

Too-ra-C

loo-ra-G

loo—ralA7

Hush, now don’t youD7

cryG

Too-ra-C

loo-ra-G

loo—ralG7

C

Too-ra-loo-ra-C#dim

liG

Too-ra-C

loo-ra-G

loo—ral

That’s anA7

IrishCm

lul-D7

la-G

byD7

G

Oft inC

dreams IG

wanderG

Em

To that cot a-G

gainD7

IG

feel herC

arms a-G

huggin’ meG

AsA7

when she held meAm7

thenD7

And IG

hear herC

voice a-G

hummin’ to meEm

As in days ofG

yoreG

When sheC

used to rock meG

fast a-G

sleep

Out-A7

side the cabinAm7

doorD7

CHORUS:G

Too-ra-C

loo-ra-G

loo—ralG7

C

Too-ra-loo-ra-C#dim

liG

Too-ra-C

loo-ra-G

loo—ral

A7

Hush, now don’t youD7

cryG

Too-ra-C

loo-ra-G

loo—ralG7

C

Too-ra-loo-ra-C#dim

liG

Too-ra-C

loo-ra-G

loo—ral

That’s anA7

IrishCm

lul-D7

la-G

byD7 G

That’s An Irish Lullaby

Key of DThe Galway GirlSteve Earle

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Well, I

Dtook a stroll on the old long walk

Of a day-I-ay-I-

Gay

I

Dmet a little girl and we

Gstopped to

Dtalk

Of a

Dfine soft day-I-ay

XAnd I ask you,

Dfriend,

GD

What's

Ga fella to

Ddo

GD

'Cause her

Bmhair was

Dblack and her

Geyes were

Dblue

GD

And I

Gknew right

Dthen

GD

I'd be

Gtakin' a

Dwhirl

GD

'Round the

BmSalthill

DProm with a

AGalway

Dgirl

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We were

Dhalfway there when the rain came down

Of a day-I-ay-I-

Gay

And she

Dasked me up to her

Gflat down-

Dtown

Of a

Dfine soft day-I-ay

XAnd I ask you,

Dfriend,

GD

What's

Ga fella to

Ddo

GD

'Cause her

Bmhair was

Dblack and her

Geyes were

Dblue

GD

So I

Gtook her

Dhand

GD

And I

Ggave her a

Dtwirl

GD

And I

Bmlost my

Dheart to a

AGalway

Dgirl

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When

DI woke up I was all alone /

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GWith a

Dbroken heart and a ticket home /

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G↓

XAnd I ask you

Dnow,

GD

What's

Ga fella

Dto do

GD

If her

Bmhair was

Dblack and her

Geyes were

Dblue

GD

‘Cause I've

Gtraveled a-

Dround

GD

I've been all

Gover this

Dworld

GDBoys…

I ain't

Bmnever seen

Dnothin' like a

AGalway

Dgirl

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The Galway Girl

Key of AmThe Maid on the ShoreTrad?

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ThereAmis a young

Gmaiden, she

Emlives all a-

Amlone

SheAmlives all a-

Glone on the

Amshore-

Amo

There'sAmnothing she can

Cfind to

Gcomfort her

Emmind

But toAmroam all a-

Glone on the

Amshore, shore

Gshore

G

But toAmroam all a-

Glone on the

Amshore

Am Am Am

'TwasAmof the young

GCaptain who

Emsailed the salt

Amsea

Let theAmwind blow

Ghigh, blow

Amlow

Am

I willAmdie, I will

Cdie, the young

GCaptain did

Emcry

If IAmdon't have that

Gmaid on the

Amshore, shore

Gshore

G

If IAmdon't have that

Gmaid on the

Amshore

Am Am Am

Well, IAmhave lots of

Gsilver, I

Emhave lots of

Amgold

IAmhave lots of

Gcostly

Amware-

Amo

I'll di-Amvide, I'll di-

Cvide, with my

Gjolly ship's

Emcrew

If theyAmrow me that

Gmaid on the

Amshore, shore

Gshore

G

If theyAmrow me that

Gmaid on the

Amshore

Am Am Am

AfterAmmuch persu-

Gasion, they

Emgot her a-

Amboard

Let theAmwind blow

Ghigh, blow

Amlow

Am

They re-Amplaced her a-

Cway in his

Gcabin be-

Emlow

Here's a-Amdieu to all

Gsorrow and

Amcare, care

Gcare

G

Here's a-Amdieu to all

Gsorrow and

Amcare

Am Am Am

They re-Amplaced her a-

Gway in his

Emcabin be-

Amlow

Let theAmwind blow

Ghigh, blow

Amlow

Am

She's soAmpretty and

Cneat, she's so

Gsweet and com-

Emplete

She's sungAmCaptain and

Gsailors to

Amsleep, sleep

Gsleep

G

She's sungAmCaptain and

Gsailors to

Amsleep

Am Am Am

Then sheAmrobbed him of

Gsilver, she

Emrobbed him of

Amgold

SheAmrobbed him of

Gcostly

Amware-

Amo

ThenAmtook his broad-

Csword in-

Gstead of an

Emoar

AndAmpaddled her

Gway to the

Amshore, shore

Gshore

G

AndAmpaddled her

Gway to the

Amshore

Am Am Am

Well, meAmmen must be

Gcrazy, me

Emmen must be

Ammad

MeAmmen must be

Gdeep in des-

Ampair-

Amo

For toAmlet you a-

Cway from my

Gcabin so

Emgay

And toAmpaddle your

Gway to the

Amshore, shore

Gshore

G

And toAmpaddle your

Gway to the

Amshore

Am Am Am

Well, yourAmmen was not

Gcrazy, your

Emmen was not

Ammad

YourAmmen was not

Gdeep in des-

Ampair-

Amo

I de-Amluded your

Csailors as

Gwell as your-

Emself

I'm aAmmaiden a-

Ggain on the

Amshore, shore

Gshore

G

I'm aAmmaiden a-

Ggain on the

Amshore

Am Am Am

a capella ...Well, there is a young maiden, she lives all aloneShe lives all alone on the shore-oThere's nothing she can find to comfort her mindBut to roam all alone on the shore, shore, shoreBut to roam all alone on the shore

Key of GThe MermaidGreat Big Sea

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WhenDI was a lad in a fishing town

MeGold man said to

Dme;

"You canDspend your life, your

Bmjolly life

JustGsailing on the

Asea

You canDsearch the world for pretty girls

Til yourGeyes are weak and

F#mdim

ButGdon't go searching for a

Dmermaid

Bmson

If youGdon't know

Ahow to

Dswim."

‘Cause herGhair was green as

Dseaweed

HerGskin was blue and

Dpale

HerGface it was a

Dwork of art

IGloved that girl with

Dall my heart

But IGonly liked the

Dupper

Bmpart

IGdid not

Alike the

Dtail

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IDsigned onto a sailing ship

MyGvery first day at

Dsea

IDseen the Mermaid

Bmin the waves

A-Greaching out to

Ame

"ComeDlive with me in the sea,” said she

G“Down on the ocean

F#mfloor

And I'llGshow you a million

Dwonderous

Bmthings

You'veGnever

Aseen be-

Dfore.”

SoDover I jumped and she pulled me down

GDown to her seaweed

Dbed

On aDpillow made of a

Bmtortoise-shell

SheGplaced beneath my

Ahead

SheDfed me shrimp and caviar

Up-Gon a silver

F#mdish

From herGhead to her waist it was

Djust my

Bmtaste

But theGrest of

Aher was a

Dfish

‘Cause herGhair was green as

Dseaweed


Dpale

HerGface it was a

Dwork of art


Dall my heart

But IGonly liked the

Dupper

Bmpart

IGdid not

Alike the

Dtail

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ButDthen one day, she swam away

So IGsang to the clams and the

Dwhales

"Oh,Dhow I miss her

Bmseaweed hair

And theGsilver shine of her

Ascales!”

ButDthen her sister, she swam by

AndGset my heart a-

F#mwhirl... ... ...<pause>

‘Cause herGupper part was an

Dugly

Bmfish

But herGbottom part

Awas a

Dgirl

Yes herGhair was green as

Dseaweed


Dpale

HerGlegs they are a

Dwork of art


Dall my heart

And IGdon't give a damn about the

Dupper

Bmpart

CauseGthat's how I

Aget my

Dtail

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The Mermaid

Key of CThe Orange And The GreenIrish Rovers

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CHORUS:

Oh, itCis the biggest mixup that

Gyou have ever seen

MyFfather he was

COrange, and me

Gmother she was

Cgreen

C

Oh, myCfather was an Ulsterman, proud

GProtestant was he

MyFmother was a

CCatholic girl from

Gcounty Cork was

Cshe

They wereAmmarried in two churches, lived

Ghappily enough

Un-Ftil the day that

CI was born and

Gthings got rather

Ctough

CHORUS:


Gyou have ever seen

MyFfather he was

COrange, and me

Gmother she was

Cgreen

C

Bap-Ctized by Father Reilly I was

Grushed away by car

To beFmade a little

COrangemen, me

Gfather’s shining

Cstar

I wasAmchristened David Anthony but

Gstill in spite of that

To myFfather I was

CWilliam while my

Gmother called me

CPat

CHORUS:


Gyou have ever seen

MyFfather he was

COrange, and me

Gmother she was

Cgreen

C

WithCmother every Sunday to

Gmass I’d proudly stroll

ThenFafter that the

COrange Lodge would

Gtry to save my

Csoul

ForAmboth sides tried to claim me, but

GI was smart because

I’dFplay the flute, or

Cplay the harp de-

Gpending were I

Cwas

CHORUS:


Gyou have ever seen

MyFfather he was

COrange, and me

Gmother she was

Cgreen

C

OneCday me Ma's relations came

Ground to visit me

JustFas my father's

Ckinfolk were all

Gsitting down to

Ctea

WeAmtried to smooth things over, but they

Gall began to fight

AndFme being strictly

Cneutral I bashed

Geveryone in

Csight

CHORUS:


Gyou have ever seen

MyFfather he was

COrange, and me

Gmother she was

Cgreen

C

Now myCparents never could agree a-

Gbout my type of school

MyFlearning was all

Cdone at home, that's

Gwhy I'm such a

Cfool

TheyAmboth passed on, God rest 'em, but

Gleft me caught between

ThatFawful colour

Cproblem of the

GOrange and the

CGreen

CHORUS:


Gyou have ever seen

MyFfather he was

COrange, and me

Gmother she was

Cgreen

Yes, itCis the biggest mixup that

Gyou have ever seen

MyFfather he was

COrange, and me

Gmother she was

C↓green

The Orange And The Green

Key of AThe Squid-Jiggin’ GroundArthur R. Scammell

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E7↓Oh,

Athis is the place where the

Dfishermen

Agather,

InDoilskins and

Aboots and Cape

E7Anns battened

Ddown;

AllAsizes of

Dfigures with

Asquid lines and jiggers,

They congregateDhere on the

E7squid-jiggin'

Aground.

A↓

E7↓Some are

Aworking their jiggers while

Dothers are

Ayarnin',

There'sDsome standing

Aup and there's

E7more lyin'

Ddown;

WhileAall kinds of

Dfun, jokes and

Atricks are begun,

As they wait for theDsquid on the

E7squid-jiggin'

Aground.

A↓

E7↓There's

Amen of all ages and

Dboys in the

Abargain,

There'sDold Billy

ACave and there's

E7young Raymond

DBrown;

There's aAred-haired

DTory out

Ahere in a dory,

A-running downDSquires on the

E7squid-jiggin'

Aground.

A↓

E7↓There's

Amen from the Harbour, there's

Dmen from the

ATickle,

InDall kinds of

Amotorboats,

E7green, grey and

Dbrown;

RightAyonder is

DBobby and

Awith him is Nobby,

He's a-chawin' hard-Dtack on the

E7squid-jiggin'

Aground.

A↓

E7↓God

Abless my sou'wester, there's

DSkipper John

AChaffey,

He's theDbest hand at

Asquid jiggin'

E7here, I'll be

Dbound;

Hel-Alo, what's the

Drough? Why he's

Ajiggin' one now,

The very firstDsquid on the

E7squid-jiggin'

Aground.

A↓

E7↓The

Aman with the whisker is

Dold Jacob

ASteele,

He'sDgetting well

Aup but he's

E7still pretty

Dsound;

WhileAUncle Bob

DHawkins wears

Asix pairs of stockings,

Whenever he'sDout on the

E7squid-jiggin'

Aground.

A↓

E7↓Holy

Asmoke! What a scuffle, all

Dhands are ex-

Acited,

'Tis aDwonder to

Ame that there's

E7nobody

Ddrowned;

There's aAbustle,

Dconfusion, a

Awonderful hustle,

They're all jigginDsquids on the

E7squid-jiggin'

Aground.

A↓

E7↓Says

ABobby, "The squids are on

Dtop of the

Awater,

IDjust got me

Ajiggers 'bout

E7one fathom

Ddown."

But aAsquid in the

Dboat squirted

Aright down his throat,

And he's swearing likeDmad on the

E7squid-jiggin'

Aground.

A↓

E7↓There's

Apoor Uncle Billy, his

Dwhiskers are

Aspattered,

WithDspots of the

Asquid juice that's

E7flyin'

Daround;

OneApoor little

Dboy got it

Aright in his eye,

But they don't give aDdarn on the

E7squid-jiggin'

Aground.

A↓

E7↓Now, if

Aever you feel in-

Dclined to go

Asquiddin',

Leave yourDwhite shirts and

Acollars be-

E7hind in the

Dtown;

AndAif you get

Dcranky with-

Aout your silk hanky,

You better steerDclear of the

E7squid-jiggin'

Aground.

A↓

The Squid-Jiggin’ Ground

Key of CThe Unicorn SongIrish Rovers

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long time ago, when the

Dm

Earth was green

There was

G

more kinds of animals than

C

you've ever seen

They'd

C

run around free while the

Dm

Earth was being born

But the

C

loveliest of them all was the

Dm

↓u-

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C

corn

There was

C

green alligators and

Dm

long-necked geese

Some

G

humpty-backed camels and some

C

chimpanzees

Some

C

cats and rats and elephants, but

Dm

sure as you're born

The

C

loveliest of all was the

Dm

↓u-

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corn

Now

C

God seen some sinning and it

Dm

gave Him pain

And He

G

says, "Stand back, I'm going to

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make it rain"

He says,

C

"Hey brother Noah, I'll

Dm

tell you what to do

C

Build me a

Dm

floa-

G

ting

C

zoo,and take some of those ...

C

Green alligators and

Dm

long-necked geese

Some

G


C

chimpanzees

Some

C


Dm

sure as you're bornC

Don't you forget My

Dm

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C

corns

Old

C

Noah was there to

Dm

answer the call

He

G

finished up making the ark just as the

C

rain started fallin’

He

C

marched the animals

Dm

two by two

And he

C

called out as

Dm

they

G

went

C

throughHey Lord,

I've got your

C


Dm

long-necked geese

Some

G


C

chimpanzees

Some

C


Dm

Lord, I'm so forlorn

I

C

just can't see no

Dm

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corns "

Then

C

Noah looked out through the

Dm

driving rain

Them

G

unicorns were hiding,

C

playing silly gamesC

Kicking and splashing while the

Dm

rain was pourin’C

All, them silly

Dm

↓u-

G

↓-ni-

C

corns

There was

C


Dm

long-necked geese

Some

G


C

chimpanzees

Noah

C

cried, "Close the door ‘cause the

Dm

rain is pourin’

And

C

we just can't wait for no

Dm

↓u-

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C

corns "

The

C

ark started moving, it

Dm

drifted with the tide

The

G

unicorns looked up from the

C

rocks and they cried

And the

C

waters came down and sort of

Dm

floated them awaySpoken:X

That's why you never seen a unicorn to this very day

You'll see

C


Dm

long-necked geese

Some

G

humpty backed camels and some

C

chimpanzees

Some

C


Dm

sure as you're born

You're

C

never gonna see no

Dm

↓u_

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↓-ni_

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co__rns

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The Unicorn Song

Key of CTime BUG Members Pleaseaka Time Gentlemen Please

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CTime BUG members please

It's time you wereC#dimno longer

Ghere

G

G7Time BUG members please

It'sCdimtime to drink up your

Cbeer

C

We'veChad a few

C7stories

SomeFlaughter and song

But theD7time has now come

When weG7must say so long…

We'll beFback here next

Cdimmonth

SoCplease come along

Now it'sD7time

G7BUG members

C↓ please

G↓

C↓

Time BUG Members Please

Key of FWe all Fall DownFreeman Dre & the Kitchen Party

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WellFmy good

Cfriend he hit rock

Gbottom

Man he’sCdangerous when he gets

Fdown

He getsCdown I mean he gets

Gdown

G

And I don’t see himFmuch any

Cmore

Ain’t like we’reGyoung now man we’re

Colder

But I stillFcall him just to

Clet him know that I’m a-

Ground

GAnd I know we

Fall fall

Cdown

That’s o-Gkay man it’s no

Cproblem

As long asFyou’ve got

Cfriends to help you

Gout

G

Cuz weFall get

Clost that’s a

Gpart of going

Cwalking

It’s theFgettin’ home, well that’s

Cwhat it’s all a-

Gbout

GThat’s what it’s all a-

Cbout

C

WellFmy good

Cfriend she lost her

Gmind

A coupleCyears back and she gets

Fcrying

She can’tCgo to sleep at

Gnight

G

And she knows thatFI’m up

Clate

So we goGdrinking on a

Cweekday

Makes me feelFbetter when she says it

Cmakes her feel al-

Gright

GCuz I know we

Fall fall

Cdown

That’s o-Gkay girl it’s no

Cproblem



Gout

G

Cuz weFall get

Churt that’s a

Gpart of being

Chuman

It’s theFhealin’, that’s what

Clivin’s all a-

Gbout


Cbout

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And weFall fall

Cdown

That’s o-Gkay man it’s no

Cproblem



Gout

GCuz we

Fall get

Clost that’s a

Gpart of going

Cwalking

It’s theFgettin’ home, that’s

Cwhat it’s all a-

Gbout


Cbout

C↓

G↓

C↓

We all Fall Down

Key of DWelcome Poor Paddy HomeTrad?

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IDam a

Atrue born

GIrishman

D

I'llDnever de-

Any what I

Gam

A

I wasDborn in

Asweet Tipper-

Gary

Dtown

ThreeDthousand

Amiles a-

Dway

D

CHORUS:

Hur-Dray me

Aboys hur-

Dray

D

NoDmore do I

Awish for to

Groam

A

For theDsun it will

Ashine in the

Gharvest

Dtime

ToDwelcome poor

APaddy

Dhome

D

TheDgirls they are

Agay and

Gfrisky

D

They'dDtake you

Aby the

Ghand

A

SayingDJimmy mo

Achroi will you

Gcome with

Dme

ToDwelcome the

Astranger

Dhome

D

CHORUS:

Hur-Dray me

Aboys hur-

Dray

D

NoDmore do I

Awish for to

Groam

A

For theDsun it will

Ashine in the

Gharvest

Dtime

ToDwelcome poor

APaddy

Dhome

D

InDcame the

Aforeign

Gnation

D

AndDscattered all

Aover the

Gland

A

TheDhorse, the

Acow, the

Ggoat, sheep and

Dsow

CameDinto the

Astranger's

Dhands

D

CHORUS:

Hur-Dray me

Aboys hur-

Dray

D

NoDmore do I

Awish for to

Groam

A

For theDsun it will

Ashine in the

Gharvest

Dtime

ToDwelcome poor

APaddy

Dhome

D

TheDScotsman can

Aboast of the

Gthistle

D

AndDEngland can

Aboast of the

Grose

A

ButDPaddy can

Aboast of the

GEmerald

DIsle

Where theDdear little

Ashamrock

Dgrows

D

CHORUS:

Hur-Dray me

Aboys hur-

Dray

D

NoDmore do I

Awish for to

Groam

A

For theDsun it will

Ashine in the

Gharvest

Dtime

ToDwelcome poor

APaddy

Dhome

D

One more time ...

Hur-Dray me

Aboys hur-

Dray

D

NoDmore do I

Awish for to

Groam

A

For theDsun it will

Ashine in the

Gharvest

Dtime

ToDwelcome poor

APaddy

Dhome

D

Welcome Poor Paddy Home

Key of CWe’ll Rant And We’ll RoarNewfoundland folk song

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MyCname it is Robert, they

Dmcall me Bob

GPittman,

I sail on the Ino withG7skipper Tom

CBrown;

C

I'm bound to have Dolly orDmBiddy or

GMolly,

AsCsoon as I'm

Dmable to

Gplank the cash

Cdown.

C

CHORUS:

We'llCrant and we'll roar like

Dmtrue Newfound-

Glanders,

We'll rant and we'll roar onG7deck and

Cbelow

C

Until we see bottom in-Dmside of two

Gsunkers,

GThen

Cstraight through the

Dmchannel to

GToslow we'll

Cgo

I'm theCson of a seacook and a

Dmcook on a

Gtrader,

I can dance, I can sing, I canG7reef the main

Cboom;

C

I can handle a jigger and IDmcuts a fine

Gfigure,

When-Cever I

Dmgets in a

Gboat's standing

Croom.

C

If theCvoyage is good then this

Dmfall I will

Gdo it,

I want two-pound-ten for aG7ring and a

Cpriest;

C

A couple of dollars forDmclean shirts and

Gcollars,

And aChandful of

Dmcoppers to

Gmake up a

Cfeast.

C

CHORUS:


Dmtrue Newfound-

Glanders,


Cbelow

C


Gsunkers,

GThen


Dmchannel to

GToslow we'll

Cgo

ICwent to a dance one

Dmnight in Fox

GHarbour,

There were plenty of girls asG7nice as you'd

Cwish;

C

There was one pretty maiden a-Dmchawing on

Gfrankgum,

JustClike a young

Dmkitten a-

Ggnawing fresh

Cfish.

C

There'sCplump little Polly, her

Dmname is Golds-

Gworthy,

There's John Coady's Kitty andG7Mary Tib-

Cbo;

C

There's Clara from Brule andDmyoung Martha

GFoley,

But theCnicest of

Dmall is my

Ggirl from

CToslow.

C

CHORUS:


Dmtrue Newfound-

Glanders,


Cbelow

C


Gsunkers,

GThen


Dmchannel to

GToslow we'll

Cgo

Fare-Cwell and adieu to ye

Dmfair ones of

GValen,

Farewell and adieu to yeG7ones in the

Ccove;

C

Now let ye be jolly, don'tDmbe melan-

Gcholy,

For ICcan't marry

Dmall or in the

Gchokey I'd

Cbe.

C

Fare-Cwell and adieu to you

Dmgirls of Fox

GHarbour,

Oderin and Presque, CrabbesG7Hole and

CBrule;

C

I'm bound to the westward to theDmwall with the

Ghole in,

For ICcan't marry

Dmall or in the

Gchokey I'd

Cbe.

C

CHORUS:


Dmtrue Newfound-

Glanders,


Cbelow

C


Gsunkers,

GThen


Dmchannel to

GToslow we'll

Cgo

Fare-Cwell and adieu to ye

Dmgirls of St.

GKyran's,

Of Paradise and Presque, big andG7little Bo-

Cna;

C

I'm bound unto Toslow toDmmarry sweet

GBiddy,

AndCif I don't

Dmdo so, I'm

Gafraid of her

Cda.

C

I'veCbought me a house from

DmKatherine

GDavis,

A twenty-pound bed fromG7Jimmy Mc-

CGraw;

C

I'll get me a settle, aDmpot and a

Gkettle,

AndCthen I'll be

Dmready for

GBiddy -

Churrah!

C

CHORUS:


Dmtrue Newfound-

Glanders,


Cbelow

C


Gsunkers,

GThen


Dmchannel to

GToslow we'll

Cgo

Key of GWhen Irish Eyes Are SmilingErnest Ball, Chauncey Olcott & George Graff

G

0 2 3 2

D7

2 0 2 0

D

2 2 2 0

E7

1 2 0 2

A7

0 1 0 0

C

0 0 0 3

G7

0 2 1 2

D7+5

3 2 2 3

C#dim

0 1 0 1

There's aGtear in your

D7eye, and I'm

Gwondering

D7why

For itGnever should be there at

Dall

With suchD7pow'r in your smile, sure a

Gstone you'll be-

E7guile

Though there'sA7never a teardrop should

D7fall

When yourGsweet lilting

D7laughter, like

Gsome fairy

D7song

And yourGeyes twinkle bright as can

Cbe

You shouldD7laugh all the while, and all

Gother times

E7smile

And nowA7smile a smile for

D7me

CHORUS:

WhenGIrish

D7eyes are

Gsmiling

G7

Sure, 'tisClike a morn in

GSpring

G7

In theClilt of Irish

Glaughter

E7

You canA7hear the angels

D7sing

D7+5

WhenGIrish

D7hearts are

Ghappy

G7

All theCworld seems bright and

Ggay

G7

And whenCIrish

C#dimeyes are

Gsmiling

E7

Sure, they’llA7steal your

D7heart a-

Gway

For yourGsmile is a

D7part of the

Glove in your

D7heart

And itGmakes even sunshine more

Dbright

Like theD7linnet's sweet song, crooning

Gall the day

E7long

Comes yourA7laughter so tender and

D7light

For theGspringtime of

D7life is the

Gsweetest of

D7all

There isGne'er a real care or re-

Cgret

And whileD7springtime is ours throughout

Gall of youth's

E7hours

Let usA7smile each chance we

D7get

CHORUS:

WhenGIrish

D7eyes are

Gsmiling

G7

Sure, 'tisClike a morn in

GSpring

G7

In theClilt of Irish

Glaughter

E7

You canA7hear the angels

D7sing

D7+5

WhenGIrish

D7hearts are

Ghappy

G7

All theCworld seems bright and

Ggay

G7

And whenCIrish

C#dimeyes are

Gsmiling

E7

Sure, they’llA7steal your

D7heart a-

Gway

G↓

When Irish Eyes Are Smiling

Key of CWhisky in the JarTraditional

C

0 0 0 3

Am

2 0 0 0

F

2 0 1 0

G

0 2 3 2

AsC

I was going over theAm

Cork and Kerry mountains

IF

met with captain Farrell and hisC

money he was counting,

IC

first produced my pistol andAm

then produced my rapier,

SayingF

"Stand and deliver for youC

are my bold deceiver."

Chorus:

With yourG

ring dum-a do dun-a da!C

Whack fol the daddy oh!F

Whack fol the daddy oh!

There'sC

whiskeyG

in theC

jar.

HeC

counted out his money and itAm

was a pretty penny

IF

put it in my pocket and IC

took it home to Jenny,

SheC

sighed and she swore thatAm

never would she leave me,

But theF

devil take the women for theyC

never can be easy.

Chorus:

With yourG




There'sC

whiskeyG

in theC

jar.

IC

went in to my chamber allAm

for to take a slumber,

IF

dreamt of gold and jewels and forC

sure it was no wonder,

ForC

Jenny drew my charges and thenAm

filled them up with water,

And sheF

sent for Captain Farrell to beC

ready for the slaughter.

Chorus:

With yourG




There'sC

whiskeyG

in theC

jar.

'TwasC

early in the morning be-Am

fore I rose to travel,

UpF

crept a band of footmen and sureC

with them Captain Farrell,

IC

then produced my pistol for sheAm

stole away my rapier,

But IF

couldn't shoot the water so aC

prisoner I was taken.

Chorus:

With yourG




There'sC

whiskeyG

in theC

jar.

IfC

anyone can help me it's myAm

brother in the army,

IfF

I could learn his station be itC

Cork or in Killarney,

AndC

if he'd come and join me we'd goAm

roving in Kilkenney,

IF

know he'd treat me fairer than meC

darling sporting Jenny.

Chorus:

With yourG




There'sC

whiskeyG

in theC

jar.

There'sC

some takes delight in theAm

carriages and rollin',

andF

some takes delight in theC

Hurley or the Bollin'.

ButC

I takes delight in theAm

juice of the barley,

andF

courtin' pretty maids in theC

mornin', oh so early.

Chorus:

With yourG




There'sC

whiskeyG

in theC

jar.

Whisky in the Jar

Key of CWild Roverfolk song

C

0 0 0 3

G7

0 2 1 2

F

2 0 1 0

Strum: |: D – u d | D – u d | D – u d | D – u d :|:

| C / G7 / C / C

I'veCbeen a wild rover for many a

Fyear

F

And ICspent all me

G7money on whiskey and

Cbeer

C

ButCnow I'm returning with gold in great

Fstore

F

And ICpromise to

G7play the wild rover no

Cmore

CHORUS:

And it'sG7no, nay, never <4 stomps or claps>

CNo, nay, never, no

Fmore,

Will ICplay the wild

Frover,

NoG7never, no

Cmore

C

ICwent to an ale house I used to fre-

Fquent

F

And ICtold the land-

G7lady me money’s all

Cspent

C

ICasked her for credit, she answered me

F"Nay…

F

Sure aCcustom like

G7yours I could get any

Cday."

CHORUS:


CNo, nay, never, no

Fmore,


Frover,

NoG7never, no

Cmore

C

CAnd from my pocket I took sovereigns

Fbright

F

And theClandlady's

G7eyes they lit up with de-

Clight

C

SheCsaid, "I have whiskeys and wines of the

Fbest

F

And I'llCtake you up-

G7stairs, and I'll show you the

Crest.

CHORUS:


CNo, nay, never, no

Fmore,


Frover,

NoG7never, no

Cmore

C

I'll goChome to me parents, confess what I've

Fdone

F

And I'llCask them to

G7pardon their prodigal

Cson

C

AndCif they forgive me as oft times be-

Ffore

F

Then ICpromise I’ll

G7play the wild rover no

Cmore!

CHORUS:


CNo, nay, never, no

Fmore,


Frover,

NoG7never, no

Cmore

C

One more time ...


CNo, nay, never, no

Fmore,


Frover,

NoG7never, no

Cmore

C

Wild Rover

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