Chords for Oh, The Dreadful Wind and Rain (Traditional) Sugar Lime Blue #SundayShoutOut
Tempo:
107.65 bpm
Chords used:
A
E
D
Am
Bm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[A] [Am] [D]
[Am] [A] [Am]
[D]
[E] Hey there friends, it's time for your Sugarland Blue Sunday shout out.
There were two sisters [A] of County [E] Clare, oh the wind and rain.
One was dark [A] and the other was fair, oh [D] the dreadful [E] wind and rain.
They both had [A] a love for the Miller's son, oh the [E] wind and rain.
But he was [A] fond of the fairer [Bm] one, oh the [E] dreadful wind and rain.
So she pushed her into [A] the river to drown, oh [E] the wind and rain.
And watched her [A] as she floated down crying, oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain.
She came to rest [A] by the riverside, oh the [E] wind and rain.
Her bones were washed [A] by the rolling [F#] tide, oh the [A] dreadful wind [E] and rain.
Along the road [A] came a fiddler fair, oh the wind [E] and rain.
And found her [A] bones just a-lying there, cried oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain.
So he made a fiddle [A] peg of her long finger bone, oh [E] the wind and rain.
He made a fiddle [A] peg of her long finger bone, cried oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain.
He strung his fiddle bow [A] with her long yellow hair, oh [E] the wind and rain.
He strung his fiddle [A] bow with her long [Bm] yellow hair, cried oh the [E] dreadful wind and rain.
Then he made a little [A] fiddle out of her breastbone, oh the [E] wind and rain.
The sound could [A] melt a heart of stone, [C#m] cried oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain.
But the only tune [A] that the fiddle would play, was oh the [E] wind and rain.
The only [A] tune that the fiddle would [C#] play was oh the [A] dreadful wind [E] and rain.
[D] Oh the [A] dreadful wind [E] and rain.
[C#m] Oh the [A] dreadful [E] wind and rain.
[Em] Thank you all so much for joining us for another Sugar Lion Blue [B] Sunday Shout Out.
This is Dave, I'm Ashley of Sugar Lion Blue.
This Sunday Shout Out was going out to [Cm] PoeBoy2.
Hope you enjoyed your shout out.
And please be [A#] sure to subscribe, ring the bell, leave a comment, like things.
Do [B] the things.
Do the things.
We'll see you next week with another one. Shout [E] Out!
[Bm]
[Am] [A] [Am]
[D]
[E] Hey there friends, it's time for your Sugarland Blue Sunday shout out.
There were two sisters [A] of County [E] Clare, oh the wind and rain.
One was dark [A] and the other was fair, oh [D] the dreadful [E] wind and rain.
They both had [A] a love for the Miller's son, oh the [E] wind and rain.
But he was [A] fond of the fairer [Bm] one, oh the [E] dreadful wind and rain.
So she pushed her into [A] the river to drown, oh [E] the wind and rain.
And watched her [A] as she floated down crying, oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain.
She came to rest [A] by the riverside, oh the [E] wind and rain.
Her bones were washed [A] by the rolling [F#] tide, oh the [A] dreadful wind [E] and rain.
Along the road [A] came a fiddler fair, oh the wind [E] and rain.
And found her [A] bones just a-lying there, cried oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain.
So he made a fiddle [A] peg of her long finger bone, oh [E] the wind and rain.
He made a fiddle [A] peg of her long finger bone, cried oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain.
He strung his fiddle bow [A] with her long yellow hair, oh [E] the wind and rain.
He strung his fiddle [A] bow with her long [Bm] yellow hair, cried oh the [E] dreadful wind and rain.
Then he made a little [A] fiddle out of her breastbone, oh the [E] wind and rain.
The sound could [A] melt a heart of stone, [C#m] cried oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain.
But the only tune [A] that the fiddle would play, was oh the [E] wind and rain.
The only [A] tune that the fiddle would [C#] play was oh the [A] dreadful wind [E] and rain.
[D] Oh the [A] dreadful wind [E] and rain.
[C#m] Oh the [A] dreadful [E] wind and rain.
[Em] Thank you all so much for joining us for another Sugar Lion Blue [B] Sunday Shout Out.
This is Dave, I'm Ashley of Sugar Lion Blue.
This Sunday Shout Out was going out to [Cm] PoeBoy2.
Hope you enjoyed your shout out.
And please be [A#] sure to subscribe, ring the bell, leave a comment, like things.
Do [B] the things.
Do the things.
We'll see you next week with another one. Shout [E] Out!
[Bm]
Key:
A
E
D
Am
Bm
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_ _ _ [A] _ _ [Am] _ _ [D] _
_ _ [Am] _ _ [A] _ _ [Am] _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ _ _ Hey there friends, _ it's time for your Sugarland Blue Sunday shout out.
_ _ _ _ There were two sisters [A] of County [E] Clare, oh the wind and rain.
One was dark [A] and the other was fair, oh [D] the dreadful [E] wind and rain. _ _
They both had [A] a love for the Miller's son, oh the [E] wind and rain.
But he was [A] fond of the fairer [Bm] one, oh the [E] dreadful wind and rain. _
_ So she pushed her into [A] the river to drown, oh [E] the wind and rain.
And watched her [A] as she floated down crying, oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain.
_ _ _ She came to rest [A] by the riverside, oh the [E] wind and rain.
Her bones were washed [A] by the rolling [F#] tide, oh the [A] dreadful wind [E] and rain. _ _ _
Along the road [A] came a fiddler fair, oh the wind [E] and rain.
And found her [A] bones just a-lying there, cried oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain. _
_ So he made a fiddle [A] peg of her long finger bone, oh [E] the wind and rain.
He made a fiddle [A] peg of her long finger bone, cried oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain.
_ _ _ He strung his fiddle bow [A] with her long yellow hair, oh [E] the wind and rain.
He strung his fiddle [A] bow with her long [Bm] yellow hair, cried oh the [E] dreadful wind and rain. _ _ _
Then he made a little [A] fiddle out of her breastbone, oh the [E] wind and rain.
The sound could [A] melt a heart of stone, [C#m] cried oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain. _
_ But the only tune [A] that the fiddle would play, was oh the [E] wind and rain.
The only [A] tune that the fiddle would [C#] play was oh the [A] dreadful wind [E] and rain.
_ _ _ _ [D] Oh the [A] dreadful wind [E] and rain.
_ _ _ [C#m] Oh the [A] dreadful [E] wind and rain. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [Em] Thank you all so much for joining us for another Sugar Lion Blue [B] Sunday Shout Out.
This is Dave, I'm Ashley of Sugar Lion Blue.
This Sunday Shout Out was going out to [Cm] PoeBoy2.
Hope you enjoyed your shout out.
And please be [A#] sure to subscribe, ring the bell, leave a comment, like things.
Do [B] the things.
Do the things.
We'll see you next week with another one. Shout [E] Out!
_ _ [Bm] _ _ _ _
_ _ [Am] _ _ [A] _ _ [Am] _ _
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ _ _ Hey there friends, _ it's time for your Sugarland Blue Sunday shout out.
_ _ _ _ There were two sisters [A] of County [E] Clare, oh the wind and rain.
One was dark [A] and the other was fair, oh [D] the dreadful [E] wind and rain. _ _
They both had [A] a love for the Miller's son, oh the [E] wind and rain.
But he was [A] fond of the fairer [Bm] one, oh the [E] dreadful wind and rain. _
_ So she pushed her into [A] the river to drown, oh [E] the wind and rain.
And watched her [A] as she floated down crying, oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain.
_ _ _ She came to rest [A] by the riverside, oh the [E] wind and rain.
Her bones were washed [A] by the rolling [F#] tide, oh the [A] dreadful wind [E] and rain. _ _ _
Along the road [A] came a fiddler fair, oh the wind [E] and rain.
And found her [A] bones just a-lying there, cried oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain. _
_ So he made a fiddle [A] peg of her long finger bone, oh [E] the wind and rain.
He made a fiddle [A] peg of her long finger bone, cried oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain.
_ _ _ He strung his fiddle bow [A] with her long yellow hair, oh [E] the wind and rain.
He strung his fiddle [A] bow with her long [Bm] yellow hair, cried oh the [E] dreadful wind and rain. _ _ _
Then he made a little [A] fiddle out of her breastbone, oh the [E] wind and rain.
The sound could [A] melt a heart of stone, [C#m] cried oh the dreadful [E] wind and rain. _
_ But the only tune [A] that the fiddle would play, was oh the [E] wind and rain.
The only [A] tune that the fiddle would [C#] play was oh the [A] dreadful wind [E] and rain.
_ _ _ _ [D] Oh the [A] dreadful wind [E] and rain.
_ _ _ [C#m] Oh the [A] dreadful [E] wind and rain. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [Em] Thank you all so much for joining us for another Sugar Lion Blue [B] Sunday Shout Out.
This is Dave, I'm Ashley of Sugar Lion Blue.
This Sunday Shout Out was going out to [Cm] PoeBoy2.
Hope you enjoyed your shout out.
And please be [A#] sure to subscribe, ring the bell, leave a comment, like things.
Do [B] the things.
Do the things.
We'll see you next week with another one. Shout [E] Out!
_ _ [Bm] _ _ _ _