Chords for Luke Kelly Rocky Road To Dublin (1976)

[D] Now if you want to learn English properly [A] you've got [D] to be able to sing the chorus of this [G] song after what after hearing it once
Okay [Eb]
[G] goes like this
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[D] _ Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky [C] road, all the ways to Dublin went the [D] lonely night
In Mull and Garnet Raider rested [Dm] in some weary star to play the late this [C] morning rain
And there he talked of [D] love and of pure, he kicked me [Dm] hard for two and that's the part he's [C] pure
My liver is open, [Dm] look at the hair, the [C] last he [Dm] swallowed, not [Am] another [Dm] while
[C] Victorious man with such a heart, I'm [D] going to yasme [C] cause I [Dm] heartily [C] desire it [Dm] while
I was [C] always dreaded the rocky road to [G] Dublin, the one to [Dm] dream of hell
Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky [C] road, all the ways to Dublin went the [D] lonely night
In Mull and Garnet Raider [Dm] rested in some weary star to play the [C] late this morning rain
And there [Am] he talked of love and [Dm] of pure, he kicked me hard for _ _ _ [C] two and that's the part he's pure
My liver is open, [Dm] look at the hair, the [G] last he [D] swallowed, not [C] another [Dm] while
[C] Victorious man with such a heart, I'm going [D] to yasme cause [C] I [Dm] heartily [C] desire it while
[Dm] I [C] was always dreaded the rocky road [G] to Dublin, the one to dream [D] of hell
Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky road, [C] all [G] the ways to Dublin went [D] the lonely night
In Dublin [D] next to Raidonard, [Dm] such a pretty piece of silver fibre
[C] Who was it when [Dm] Lady [D] Lanetard was schooled, all [Dm] a-mongering, full of demands
[C] In the deep of [Dm] Garnet's soup they [C] crossed me [Dm] mind, when I [C] looked [Dm] behind the book
The [C] card I'd filed upon me, stick the [D] woman in fire, before the road they sent [G] me conned and [Dm] broke
Was [C] it but chindle in the rocky [G] road
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Hunt the hare and turn her down the [C] rocky road, all the ways [G] to Dublin went [D] the lonely night
From there I got away, Miss [Dm] Mary's note, a feeling landed on the [C] table
Stubbed the ship, the [G] sailor kept the [Dm] nookly road, set the whole party whinning
On the [C] moor the challenge from the [Dm] party, [Em] howling among the [Dm] pigs
Did some [Am] hearty rakes [Dm] and some hearty jigs, [C] the water [G] rolled it over
[Dm] And when the party had missed me self, was there a better [C] fire set on the rocky [G] road
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Hunt the hare and turn her down the rocky [C] road, [G] all the ways to Dublin went the [D] lonely night
The boys of Liverpool, when we sailed, they landed upon me self
[Am] I could not understand, the party began to [Dm] boil, temper I was losing, poor old [C] Erin's child
Stayed in the loo, [D] her army [C] sold us, [D] and she made me [C] aile of [Dm] fly
Far away [C] boys were mine, that's all I [D] was, howling
[G] The lottery, [Dm] the joy, [C] in the [D] near break, quickly [C] fade away from the rocky [G] road to Dublin one to [D] three
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