Chords for The Dubliners - Spanish Lady

_ [G] _ _ [Em] _ _ [C] _ _ [Am] _
[G] As I [Em] went out through Dublin [C] City [G] at the hour of twelve in the night,
Who should I see [Em] but the Spanish lady [C] washing her [Am] feet by [G] candlelight?
First she washed them, then she dried them over a fire of [D] amber [G] coal.
In all me life [Em] I ne'er did [G] see a maid so [Am] neat about the [G] soul.
[Em] Whack for the tooroo looroo [C] laddie, whack [G] for the [Am] tooroo [G] looroo laddie,
Whack [Em] for the tooroo looroo [C] laddie, [Em] whack for the [D] tooroo looroo laddie.
[G] As I came back [Em] through Dublin City [C] at [Em] the time [G] of half-past eight,
Who should I [Em] see but the Spanish [C] lady brushing her [Am] hair so trim [G] and neat?
First she teased it, then she brushed it, on her lap was a [D] silver [G] comb.
In all me [Em] life I ne'er did see [C] so fair [G] a maid since I did roam.
Whack for [Em] the tooroo looroo [C] laddie, [G] whack for the [Am] tooroo looroo [G] laddie,
Whack [Em] for the tooroo looroo [G] laddie, whack [Am] for the [D] tooroo looroo laddie.
[G] As I went [Em] round old Dublin [C] City when [G] the sun began to set,
Who should [Em] I meet but the Spanish [C] lady [Em] catching a [D] moth in the [G] golden net?
When she spied me quick she fled me, lifting her [D] petticoat over to me.
[G] In [D] all me [Em] life I ne'er did [C] see a maid [G] so gay [D] as the Spanish [G] lady.
Whack [Em] for the tooroo looroo [C] laddie, [G] whack for the [Am] tooroo [D] looroo [G] laddie,
[Em] Whack for the tooroo looroo [C] laddie, whack [G] for the [D] tooroo looroo laddie.
[G] I stopped to [Em] look what the watchman [C] passed, says,
[G] Hey young fella, [D] now the night [G] is late.
Along with you now, [Em] or I [C] will wrestle you [G] straightway through the bridewell gate.
I threw a kiss to the Spanish lady, hot as a fire of angry [D]
[G] coal.
In all me [Em] life I ne'er did [C] see a [G] maid so [D] sweet about [G] the soul.
Whack [Em] for the tooroo looroo [G] laddie, whack for [D] the tooroo looroo [G] laddie,
[Em] Whack for the tooroo looroo [C] laddie, [G] whack for the [D] tooroo looroo _ [G] laddie.
As I went [Em] out through Dublin [C] city, [G] as the [D] hour of dawn was o [G]'er,
Who should I see [Em] but the Spanish [C] lady?
[G] I was lonely and foot sore.
First she coaxed me, then she chid me, then she laughed at [D] my sad [G] plight.
In all me [Em] time I ne'er did [C] see a maid [G] so sweet as on that night.
Whack [Em] for the tooroo looroo [C] laddie, [G] whack for [D] the tooroo looroo [G] laddie,
[Em] Whack for the tooroo looroo [C] laddie, whack [Em] for the [D] tooroo looroo laddie.
[G] I've wandered [Em] north and I've wandered south, [C] through [G] Stoney, Batter and Patrick's Close.
Up and around [Em] by the Gloucester [C] diamond and [G] round by [Am] _ [D]
Knappertandy's house.
_ [G] Old age has laid her hand on [D] me, _ [G] cold as a fire of ashy [D] coal.
_ _ [G] But where is the [Em] lovely Spanish [C] lady, neat and [Am] sweet about [G] the soul?
Whack [Em] for the tooroo looroo [C] laddie, whack for [D] the tooroo looroo [G] laddie,
[Em] Whack for the tooroo looroo [C] _ [G] _ [D] _ [G] _ _ [Em] _ _
_ [C] _ [G] _ [D] _ [G] _ _ [Em] _
[C] laddie, [Em] whack for the [Am] tooroo looroo [D] _ _ laddie.
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