Chords for Rocky Road to Dublin - acoustic cover

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Well in the merry month of May I from me home I [Bb] started, left the girls at home, I nearly broke and had a saluted [Cm] father there, kissed me darling, I had a [Bb] drink of pint of beer, me grief and tears [Cm] dismantled enough to [Bb] reap the [Cm] corn, before [Bb] I was born, [Cm] got [Bb] a start back on to banish ghosts, [C] uncovering some brand [Bb] new pair of robes, [C]
that's the love [Bb] of the [Fm] bogs and [Bb] fighting all the dogs, on the rocky road to [C] Dublin, [Bb] one to [Cm] three for five, cut the hair and turn her down, the rocky [Bb] road and all the ways to [Cm] Dublin, [Bb] what for [Cm] la-dee-da. _ _ _ _ _
[Gm] _ [Cm] Himmel and Garda night I rested, limped so weary, [Bb] started by the light, next morning light and air, he took a drop of [Cm] the pure to keep me hard from [Bb] sinking, that's the paddy's cure when there is home for drinking, [Cm] to hear the [Bb] lassie [Cm] smile, [Bb] laughing all the [Cm] while, that's me [Bb] curious child, would set your heart to [Cm] bubbling, last if [Bb] I was [Cm] hired, wages [Bb] I [Cm] required, till I was [Bb] almost tired, on the rocky road to Dublin, one to [Cm] three for five, cut the hair and turn her down, the rocky road [Bb] and all the ways to [Bb] Dublin, what for [C] la-dee-da. _ _ _ _
_ [Bb] [C] In Dublin [Cm] next arrived, I thought that I'd chop it [Bb] into pieces, soon deprived a few of that fine city, then I [Cm] took a stroll, all among the [Bb] quality bundle it was stolen in, that neat [C] locality something [Bb] crossed me [C] mind, when I [Bb] looked [Cm] behind the bundle [Bb] could I find that one mistake, a [Cm] wobbling cry, [Bb] not that it [Cm] broke, said me [Bb] con is [Cm] broke, [Bb] wasn't much involved, on the rocky road to Dublin, one to [Cm] three for five, cut the hair and turn her down, the [Bb] rocky road and all the ways to Dublin, what for [Cm] la-dee-da. _ _ _ _
_ From there I got away, my spirits never [Bb] failing, glanted [C] on the [Bb] cage as fast as the ship was sailing, captain [Cm] at me roar, said that no room [Bb] had it, then I jumped aboard, I'd have been found for [Cm] paddy, down [Bb] among the [Cm] pigs, laid some [Bb] hearty [Cm] rigs and played some [Bb] hearty chicks, the water on me [Cm] bubbling and I [Bb] folded [Cm] head, wished me [Bb] self was [Cm] dead, or better [Bb] far instead, on the rocky road to Dublin, one to [Cm] three for five, cut the hair and turn her down, the rocky [Bb] road and all the ways to Dublin, what [Cm] for la-dee-da. _ _ _ _ _
[Gm] _ [Cm] The boys of Liverpool, who were always safe, little hand [Bb] it cold, said for fool, I could no longer stand [Bb] it, blood began [Cm] to boil, temper I was [Bb] losing, pale old Aaron's eye, all day began [Cm] abusing, grimey [Bb] so says [C] I, but slowly [Bb] I left [Cm] dry, Galway [Bb] boys were by, and so I was [Cm] hobbling with the [Bb] loud array, [C] joined me [Bb] in the [Cm] fray, quickly [Bb] cleared away, on the rocky road to Dublin, one to [Cm] three for five, cut the hair and turn her down, the [Bb] rocky road and all the ways [Cm] to [Bb] Dublin, what for [Cm] la-dee-da. _ _ _
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