Traditional Irish chords

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	11. High Germany Traditional Irish Capo on the 2nd Fret "O[Em]h Polly love, o[G]h Polly, the r[Am]out has now[Em] begun, And [G]we must go a-mar[C]ching [G]to the b[D]eating of the [Em]drum. Go [G]dress yourself all [C]in your [G]best and com[D]e along with[Em] me; I'll ta[Em]ke you to the cr[G]uel w[Em]ar in H[Am]igh Germa[Em]ny."... 12. If You're Irish Traditional Irish [G]If [D]you're [G]Irish come into the [A7]parlor, There's a [D]welcome there for [G]you; [Am]If [G]your [D7]name is [G]Timothy or Pat, So [D]long as you [Dm]come from [A]Ireland, There's a [D]welcome on the mat, If You[G] come from the Mountains of [A7]Mourne, Or Kil[D7]lar[D]ney's lakes so... 13. Irish Soldier Laddie Traditional Irish [C]'Twas a morning in July I was [F]walking to Tipper[C]ary When I heard a battle cry from the [D]mountains over[G7]head As I [C]looked up in the sky, saw an [F]Irish soldier [C]laddie. He [G7]looked at me right fearless and he [C]said: Chor Will you [G]stand in the [F]band like a [C]true Irishman... 14. Isle Of Innisfree Traditional Irish [G] [G7] [C] [Am] [D] [D7] [G] [D7] I've met some [G]folks who [G7]say that I'm a [C]dreamer [Am] And I've no [D]doubt, there's [D7]truth in what they [G]say [D7] But sure a [G]body's [G7]bound to be a [C]dreamer [Am] When all the [D]things he [D7]loves are far [G]away ... 15. Kevin Barry Traditional Irish [C]In Mountjoy jail one Monday morning High upon the gallows tre[G7]e Kevin Barry gave his young l[F]ife [G] [G7]For the cause of libert[C]y Just a lad of eighteen summers Yet there's no one can deny As he walked to death that morning He proudly held his head on high Just before he faced the... 16. Lord Of All Hopefulness Traditional Irish Lor[C]d of all [F]hop[G]efulness, [C]Lord o[F]f a[G]ll [C]joy, whose [G]trust, ev[Dm]er [G]chil[C]dlike, no [F]cares [C]could [Am]dest[G]roy, be t[F]here at our w[C]aking, and [G]give [Am]us, [Em]we [F]pray, your [C]bliss in our [Am]hearts, Lord, at the [F]break of the [C]day. Lor[C]d of all... 17. Only Our Rivers Run Free Traditional Irish [G]When apples still [D]grow in Novem[G]ber When [C]blossoms still [G]bloom from each [D]tree When [C]leaves are still green in De[G]cember It's [D]then that our [Bm]land will be [Em]free I [C]wander her hills and her [G]valleys And [C]still through my ... 18. Sally Free And Easy Traditional Irish [INTRO] [D](x 13, with free thin variation over D) Vers: [D] [D] [D] [D] S A L L Y [F] R [E] E AND EASY, [D] [D] [D] [D] T H [A] T S H O U L D BE HER NAME [D] [D] [D] [D] S A L L Y [F] R [E] E ... 19. Skibbereen Traditional Irish [Am]Oh [G]father dear, well I've [Am]often heard you [G]speak of [F]Erin's[Am] Isle Her lofty [C]scenes, her [Am]valleys [G]green, her [Am]mountains [C]rude and [Am]wild They say it [C]is a [Am]lovely [G]land wher[Am]ein a [C]prince might [Am]d'well Oh [G]why did you [Am]abondon it? The [G]reason... 20. Star Of The County Down Traditional Irish Near to [Em] Banbridge Town, in the [G] County [D] Down One [Em] morning in Ju[D]ly, Down a [Em] boreen green came a [G] sweet co[D]lleen, And she [Em] smiled as she [Am] passed me [Em] by; Oh, she [G] looked so neat from her [D] two white feet To the [Em] sheen of [Am] her nut-brown [D] hair,...


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