Chords for ''Follow the Wren'' Traditional Song, Arranged By Richie Kavanagh.
Tempo:
91.95 bpm
Chords used:
C#
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A#m
F#
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[D]
This is a little song me daddy learned from his daddy.
Aye, and his daddy before die again, lad.
The ram, the ram, the [B] king of all horses, [G] Steals his knife, the cart, and the horse,
Up with the kettle and [B] down with the pan, And [C] give us a penny to follow the ram.
Me father taught me this little song, It's not [F] very short and it's not very [C] long,
It's all about going after the ram, At six o'clock in the morning.
[D] I [C] remember well when I was small, I met [F] the ram upon [C] the wall,
Although he was little he thought he was brave, He flew from the wall to the garden gates.
The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, [F] Steals his knife, the cart, and the [C] horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram.
He flew from the gate into the west, Into the [G] bush that he loves [C] best,
It's in the bush of the holly tree, He feels as safe as safe can be.
We followed the ram three miles or more, Three miles or [G] more, three miles or [C] more,
We followed the ram three miles or more, At six o'clock in the morning.
[F] [C]
The ram, the ram, the king of all [F] horses, Steals [G] his knife, the cart, and [C] the horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram.
[C#] [F#]
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We followed the ram three miles or more, Three miles or more, three miles or more,
We followed the ram three miles or more, [G#] More than we [C#] ever did follow before.
Mickey Mac's a very good man, A very good [G#] man, a very good man,
[C#] Mickey Mac's a very good man, He gives us a penny to follow the ram.
[D#] [C#] The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, [A#m] Steals his knife, the [G#] cart, and the [C#] horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram.
The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, [A#m] Steals his knife, [G#] the cart, and the [C#] horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram.
Give us a penny to follow the ram.
Give us a penny to follow the ram.
The ram, the ram, [A#m] the king of all horses, Steals his [F#] knife, the cart, and the horse,
Up with the kettle [A#m] and down with the pan, [C#] And give us a penny to follow the ram.
The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, Steals his [F#] knife, the cart, and the [C#] horse,
Up with the kettle [A#m] and down with the pan, [C#] And give us a penny to follow the ram.
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[N]
This is a little song me daddy learned from his daddy.
Aye, and his daddy before die again, lad.
The ram, the ram, the [B] king of all horses, [G] Steals his knife, the cart, and the horse,
Up with the kettle and [B] down with the pan, And [C] give us a penny to follow the ram.
Me father taught me this little song, It's not [F] very short and it's not very [C] long,
It's all about going after the ram, At six o'clock in the morning.
[D] I [C] remember well when I was small, I met [F] the ram upon [C] the wall,
Although he was little he thought he was brave, He flew from the wall to the garden gates.
The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, [F] Steals his knife, the cart, and the [C] horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram.
He flew from the gate into the west, Into the [G] bush that he loves [C] best,
It's in the bush of the holly tree, He feels as safe as safe can be.
We followed the ram three miles or more, Three miles or [G] more, three miles or [C] more,
We followed the ram three miles or more, At six o'clock in the morning.
[F] [C]
The ram, the ram, the king of all [F] horses, Steals [G] his knife, the cart, and [C] the horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram.
[C#] [F#]
[G#] [F#] [C#]
We followed the ram three miles or more, Three miles or more, three miles or more,
We followed the ram three miles or more, [G#] More than we [C#] ever did follow before.
Mickey Mac's a very good man, A very good [G#] man, a very good man,
[C#] Mickey Mac's a very good man, He gives us a penny to follow the ram.
[D#] [C#] The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, [A#m] Steals his knife, the [G#] cart, and the [C#] horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram.
The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, [A#m] Steals his knife, [G#] the cart, and the [C#] horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram.
Give us a penny to follow the ram.
Give us a penny to follow the ram.
The ram, the ram, [A#m] the king of all horses, Steals his [F#] knife, the cart, and the horse,
Up with the kettle [A#m] and down with the pan, [C#] And give us a penny to follow the ram.
The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, Steals his [F#] knife, the cart, and the [C#] horse,
Up with the kettle [A#m] and down with the pan, [C#] And give us a penny to follow the ram.
[F#] [A#m] [C#]
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[C#] [A#m] [C#]
[N]
Key:
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This is a little song me daddy learned from his daddy.
Aye, and his daddy before die again, lad.
_ _ The ram, the ram, the [B] king of all horses, [G] Steals his knife, the cart, and the horse,
Up with the kettle and [B] down with the pan, And [C] give us a penny to follow the ram.
_ Me father taught me this little song, It's not [F] very short and it's not very [C] long,
It's all about going after the ram, At six o'clock in the morning.
[D] I [C] remember well when I was small, I met [F] the ram upon [C] the wall,
Although he was little he thought he was brave, He flew from the wall to the garden gates. _ _
_ _ _ The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, [F] Steals his knife, the cart, and the [C] horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram.
_ _ He flew from the gate into the west, Into the [G] bush that he loves [C] best,
It's in the bush of the holly tree, He feels as safe as safe can be.
We followed the ram three miles or more, Three miles or [G] more, three miles or [C] more,
We followed the ram three miles or more, At six o'clock in the morning.
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_ _ The ram, the ram, the king of all [F] horses, Steals [G] his knife, the cart, and [C] the horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram.
[C#] _ _ _ _ _ [F#] _
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We followed the ram three miles or more, Three miles or more, three miles or more,
We followed the ram three miles or more, [G#] More than we [C#] ever did follow before.
_ Mickey Mac's a very good man, A very good [G#] man, a very good man,
[C#] Mickey Mac's a very good man, He gives us a penny to follow the ram.
_ _ _ [D#] _ _ [C#] The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, [A#m] Steals his knife, the [G#] cart, and the [C#] horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram.
The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, [A#m] Steals his knife, [G#] the cart, and the [C#] horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram. _
Give us a penny to follow the ram.
Give us a penny to follow the ram.
The ram, the ram, [A#m] the king of all horses, Steals his [F#] knife, the cart, and the horse,
Up with the kettle [A#m] and down with the pan, [C#] And give us a penny to follow the ram.
The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, Steals his [F#] knife, the cart, and the [C#] horse,
Up with the kettle [A#m] and down with the pan, [C#] And give us a penny to follow the ram.
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This is a little song me daddy learned from his daddy.
Aye, and his daddy before die again, lad.
_ _ The ram, the ram, the [B] king of all horses, [G] Steals his knife, the cart, and the horse,
Up with the kettle and [B] down with the pan, And [C] give us a penny to follow the ram.
_ Me father taught me this little song, It's not [F] very short and it's not very [C] long,
It's all about going after the ram, At six o'clock in the morning.
[D] I [C] remember well when I was small, I met [F] the ram upon [C] the wall,
Although he was little he thought he was brave, He flew from the wall to the garden gates. _ _
_ _ _ The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, [F] Steals his knife, the cart, and the [C] horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram.
_ _ He flew from the gate into the west, Into the [G] bush that he loves [C] best,
It's in the bush of the holly tree, He feels as safe as safe can be.
We followed the ram three miles or more, Three miles or [G] more, three miles or [C] more,
We followed the ram three miles or more, At six o'clock in the morning.
_ [F] _ _ [C] _
_ _ The ram, the ram, the king of all [F] horses, Steals [G] his knife, the cart, and [C] the horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram.
[C#] _ _ _ _ _ [F#] _
_ _ _ [G#] _ _ [F#] _ [C#] _ _
We followed the ram three miles or more, Three miles or more, three miles or more,
We followed the ram three miles or more, [G#] More than we [C#] ever did follow before.
_ Mickey Mac's a very good man, A very good [G#] man, a very good man,
[C#] Mickey Mac's a very good man, He gives us a penny to follow the ram.
_ _ _ [D#] _ _ [C#] The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, [A#m] Steals his knife, the [G#] cart, and the [C#] horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram.
The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, [A#m] Steals his knife, [G#] the cart, and the [C#] horse,
Up with the kettle and down with the pan, And give us a penny to follow the ram. _
Give us a penny to follow the ram.
Give us a penny to follow the ram.
The ram, the ram, [A#m] the king of all horses, Steals his [F#] knife, the cart, and the horse,
Up with the kettle [A#m] and down with the pan, [C#] And give us a penny to follow the ram.
The ram, the ram, the king of all horses, Steals his [F#] knife, the cart, and the [C#] horse,
Up with the kettle [A#m] and down with the pan, [C#] And give us a penny to follow the ram.
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