Raglan Road with Lyrics - Performed by Luke Kelly Chords

Tempo:
71.025 bpm
Chords used:

D

G

A

Gm

Bm

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Raglan Road with Lyrics - Performed by Luke Kelly chords
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[D] On Raglan Road [G] of an autumn day [D] I saw her first and knew
That
[G] her dark [D] hair would weave a snare That I might one [A] day rue
I [Gm] saw the [D] danger and I passed along the [A] enchanted way
And I [D] said let grief be a fallen [G] leaf [D] At the
[A] dawning of [D] the day
On Grafton Street in [G] November
[D] We tripped lightly [G] along [D] the lair
[G] Of a deep ravine [D] where can be seen The worth of [A] passion's pledge
[G] The queen of hearts [D] still making tarts And I'm not [A] making hay
[D] Oh I loved too much and by [G] such, by [D] such Is happiness [G] blown [D] away
I gave her gifts of the mind [G] I gave [D]
her the [G] secret [D] sign
That [G] known to the [D] artists who have known The true gods of sound [A] and stone
And [G] word and tint [D] without stint I gave her poems to [A] say
[D] With her old name there and her own [G] dark hair [D] Like clouds over [G] fields [D] of May
On a quiet street [A] [D] where old [G] ghosts [D] meet I see [Bm] her walking [A] [D] now
[G] Away from me [D] so hurriedly My reason [A] must allow
[G] That I had loved [D] not as I should A creature made [A] of clay
When [D] the angel woos the clay [G] He'd lose [D] his wings at [G] the dawn [A] [D] of day
Key:  
D
1321
G
2131
A
1231
Gm
123111113
Bm
13421112
D
1321
G
2131
A
1231
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To jam and learn Luke Kelly - Raglan Road chords, your primary focus should be mastering these chords sequence: D, G, D, A and D. For best results, commence at 35 BPM and progress to the song's BPM of 71. Adjust the capo based on your vocal range and chord preference, keeping the song's key of D Major in mind.

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[D] _ _ _ On Raglan Road _ [G] of an autumn day [D] I saw her first and knew
That _
[G] her dark [D] hair would weave a snare That I might one [A] day rue
I [Gm] saw the [D] danger and I passed along the [A] enchanted way
_ And I [D] said let grief be a fallen [G] leaf [D] At the _
[A] dawning of [D] the day
On _ Grafton Street _ in [G] November _
[D] We tripped lightly _ [G] along [D] the lair
[G] Of a deep ravine [D] where can be seen The worth of [A] passion's pledge
[G] The queen of hearts [D] still making tarts And I'm not [A] making hay
_ [D] Oh I loved too much and by [G] such, by [D] such Is happiness [G] blown _ [D] away
_ I gave her gifts of the mind [G] I gave [D]
her the [G] secret _ [D] sign
That [G] known to the _ [D] artists who have known The true gods of sound [A] and stone
And [G] word and tint [D] without _ stint I gave her poems to [A] say _
[D] With her old name there and her own [G] dark hair [D] Like clouds over [G] fields [D] of May
_ On a quiet street [A] [D] where old [G] ghosts [D] meet I see [Bm] her walking [A] _ [D] _ now
[G] Away from me [D] so _ _ hurriedly My reason [A] must allow
[G] That I had loved [D] not as I should A creature made [A] of clay _
When [D] the angel woos the clay [G] He'd lose [D] his wings at [G] the dawn [A] _ [D] of day _ _ _
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The The Collection album includes this song.

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