Chords for Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore - The Johnstons (with Paul Brady)
Tempo:
92 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
C
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[D]
[G] [D]
[Am]
[G] [D]
[C] [G]
[D] [Am]
[G] [D]
From Derry Cay we sailed away on [C] the [G] 23rd [D] of May.
[G] We were boarded [D] by a pleasant crew, bound for a merry [C] day.
[G] Fresh [D] water there we did take on five thousand gallons [C] or [G] more.
[D] In case we'd run short, going to New York, [G] far away from the [D] Shamrock shore.
So fare thee well, sweet Liza dear, [C] and [D] likewise to Derry too.
And finest farewell to my comrade boys who dwell on that St.
[C] Edward.
[G] If [D] fortunate heaven should favour me, all right to have money [C] in [G] store.
[D] I'll come back and I'm glad, though will I say I left [G] on Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore.
For we sailed three days, we were all seasick, [C] not a [G] man on board [D] was free.
[G] We were [D] all confined onto our bunks, but no one could [C] pity permit.
[D] No father kind nor mother dear could lift up my head [C] when it was [G] sore.
[D] Which made me think more of the lassie I left [G] on Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore.
[Am] [G] [D]
[G] [D]
[C] [G]
[D]
[C] [G]
[D] [C]
[G] [D] Well we safely reached the other side [C] in [G] three and [D] twenty days.
We [G] were taken [D] as passengers by a man and led round in [C] subsequent ways.
[G] We each of us [D] drank a parting glass in case we might never [C] meet [G] more.
[D] And we drank a healthy one by our [C] land on [G] Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore.
So fare thee well, sweet Liza [G] dear, and likewise to [D] Derry too.
[G] And finest [D] farewell to my comrade boys who dwell on that [C] St.
Edward.
[D] If fortunate ever should favour me, or I could have money [Am] in [G] store.
[D] I'll come back and I'll wed, though will I say I left [G] on Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore.
[C] [G]
[D]
[N]
[G] [D]
[Am]
[G] [D]
[C] [G]
[D] [Am]
[G] [D]
From Derry Cay we sailed away on [C] the [G] 23rd [D] of May.
[G] We were boarded [D] by a pleasant crew, bound for a merry [C] day.
[G] Fresh [D] water there we did take on five thousand gallons [C] or [G] more.
[D] In case we'd run short, going to New York, [G] far away from the [D] Shamrock shore.
So fare thee well, sweet Liza dear, [C] and [D] likewise to Derry too.
And finest farewell to my comrade boys who dwell on that St.
[C] Edward.
[G] If [D] fortunate heaven should favour me, all right to have money [C] in [G] store.
[D] I'll come back and I'm glad, though will I say I left [G] on Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore.
For we sailed three days, we were all seasick, [C] not a [G] man on board [D] was free.
[G] We were [D] all confined onto our bunks, but no one could [C] pity permit.
[D] No father kind nor mother dear could lift up my head [C] when it was [G] sore.
[D] Which made me think more of the lassie I left [G] on Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore.
[Am] [G] [D]
[G] [D]
[C] [G]
[D]
[C] [G]
[D] [C]
[G] [D] Well we safely reached the other side [C] in [G] three and [D] twenty days.
We [G] were taken [D] as passengers by a man and led round in [C] subsequent ways.
[G] We each of us [D] drank a parting glass in case we might never [C] meet [G] more.
[D] And we drank a healthy one by our [C] land on [G] Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore.
So fare thee well, sweet Liza [G] dear, and likewise to [D] Derry too.
[G] And finest [D] farewell to my comrade boys who dwell on that [C] St.
Edward.
[D] If fortunate ever should favour me, or I could have money [Am] in [G] store.
[D] I'll come back and I'll wed, though will I say I left [G] on Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore.
[C] [G]
[D]
[N]
Key:
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_ [G] _ _ [D] _ _
From Derry Cay we sailed away on [C] the [G] 23rd [D] of May.
[G] We were boarded [D] by a pleasant crew, bound for a merry [C] day.
[G] Fresh [D] water there we did take on five thousand gallons [C] or [G] more.
[D] In case we'd run short, going to New York, [G] far away from the [D] Shamrock shore.
So fare thee well, sweet Liza dear, [C] and [D] likewise to Derry too. _
And finest farewell to my comrade boys who dwell on that St.
[C] Edward. _
[G] If [D] fortunate heaven should favour me, all right to have money [C] in [G] store.
[D] I'll come back and I'm glad, though will I say I left [G] on Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore.
For we sailed three days, we were all seasick, [C] not a [G] man on board [D] was free.
[G] We were [D] all confined onto our bunks, but no one could [C] pity permit.
[D] No father kind nor mother dear could lift up my head [C] when it was [G] sore.
[D] Which made me think more of the lassie I left [G] on Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore. _
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_ [D] _ _ _ _ _
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[D] _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
[G] _ _ [D] _ _ Well we safely reached the other side [C] in [G] three and [D] twenty days.
We [G] were taken [D] as passengers by a man and led round in [C] subsequent ways.
[G] We each of us [D] drank a parting glass in case we might never [C] meet [G] more.
[D] And we drank a healthy one by our [C] land on [G] Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore.
So fare thee well, sweet Liza [G] dear, and likewise to [D] Derry too.
[G] And finest [D] farewell to my comrade boys who dwell on that [C] St.
Edward.
_ [D] If fortunate ever should favour me, or I could have money [Am] in [G] store.
[D] I'll come back and I'll wed, though will I say I left [G] on Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore. _ _ _ _
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_ [G] _ _ [D] _ _
From Derry Cay we sailed away on [C] the [G] 23rd [D] of May.
[G] We were boarded [D] by a pleasant crew, bound for a merry [C] day.
[G] Fresh [D] water there we did take on five thousand gallons [C] or [G] more.
[D] In case we'd run short, going to New York, [G] far away from the [D] Shamrock shore.
So fare thee well, sweet Liza dear, [C] and [D] likewise to Derry too. _
And finest farewell to my comrade boys who dwell on that St.
[C] Edward. _
[G] If [D] fortunate heaven should favour me, all right to have money [C] in [G] store.
[D] I'll come back and I'm glad, though will I say I left [G] on Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore.
For we sailed three days, we were all seasick, [C] not a [G] man on board [D] was free.
[G] We were [D] all confined onto our bunks, but no one could [C] pity permit.
[D] No father kind nor mother dear could lift up my head [C] when it was [G] sore.
[D] Which made me think more of the lassie I left [G] on Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore. _
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_ [D] _ _ _ _ _
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[D] _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
[G] _ _ [D] _ _ Well we safely reached the other side [C] in [G] three and [D] twenty days.
We [G] were taken [D] as passengers by a man and led round in [C] subsequent ways.
[G] We each of us [D] drank a parting glass in case we might never [C] meet [G] more.
[D] And we drank a healthy one by our [C] land on [G] Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore.
So fare thee well, sweet Liza [G] dear, and likewise to [D] Derry too.
[G] And finest [D] farewell to my comrade boys who dwell on that [C] St.
Edward.
_ [D] If fortunate ever should favour me, or I could have money [Am] in [G] store.
[D] I'll come back and I'll wed, though will I say I left [G] on Paddy's green [D] Shamrock shore. _ _ _ _
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