Chords for Dunluce Castle, The Irish Rovers

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_ [D] _ _ [C] _ _ _ [Bbm] It withstood everything.
The Spanish Armada tried to crash it and get to it.
They couldn't
get to it.
As a matter of fact, hardly anybody ever [N] got to it.
Finally, it was a storm that
brought down a little bit of the _ kitchen where a lot of people were working that night.
The
[F] storm took out that whole kitchen, fell into the sea about three or four hundred feet below.
_ [Ab] The lady of the house who was living there at the time [Gb] told her husband, I can't [N] live
here anymore.
Nobody has been there since.
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_ [D] _ _ [G] The story goes [D] that the man [C] from high above [D] the [G] Irish [D] sea, lords and [G] ladies gathered nightly
[D] in the great hall of the [G] king.
Bread and meat and [C] wine did flow.
[Am] Bards would [D] play and [G] poets
sing.
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_ _ [D] _ [G] _ _ _ Macdonald [C] was a [D] chieftain bold [C] who dwelt at [D] Dunlust with his clan.
[G] Sent from ships
[C] upon [D] the [C] ocean and from [D] raiders [G] on the [D] land.
There he [G] ruled for many [C] years for [A] Ulster [D] was
his way [G] domain.
[C] Many [Em] tried to conquer [Am] him and many [D] men had [G] died in vain.
[C] Dunlust castle
[D] fell to [G] no man's order, [D] pike or cannon ball.
[G] Proving glands are [D] Spanish foam [C] and Dunlust
stood [D] against [G] them all.
_ [Em] _ [Am] _ [D] _ [C] _ _ [D] _ _
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_ _ _ [Em] When a [C] fleet of [D] Spanish [C] raiders sailed [D] across the raging [Em] main.
Sure
of [C] victory [D] was at [C] hand and glory [D] for the [G] king of [D] Spain.
Macdonald [G] met them [Em] with false [C] scorn
[A] and loudly did [D] the cannons roar.
[G] The pride of [C] Spain [Em] was turned away [C] and [Am] banished from
[D] the Irish [G] shore.
[C] Dunlust [Am] castle [D] fell to no [G] man's [C] order, pike [D] or cannon ball.
[G] Proving
glands [Am] are [D] Spanish [C] foam and Dunlust [D] stood [G] against them all.
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Then [C] one night a storm came
[D] in [C] and angry did [D] the north [G] wind blow.
Walls of stone [C] came crumbling [D] down [C] and fell into
[D] the sea [G] below.
[D] Fate was cruel [G] as many souls were [A] lost [D] against the raging [G] might.
[C] Nature
did [G] what no [Em] man could _ [C]
on [Am] a dark [D] and a [G] stormy night. _
_ _ _ [C] Dunlust castle [B] fell to [G] no man's order,
pike or [D] cannon ball.
[G] Proving glands are Spanish foam [C] and [D] Dunlust stood against [G] them all.
[C] Dunlust
[Am] castle [D] fell to [G] no man's [C] order, [D] pike or cannon [G] ball.
Proving [Am] glands are [D] Spanish [C] foam and
Dunlust [D] stood [G] against them all.
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