The Galway Shawl Chords by Finbar Furey

Tempo:
110.2 bpm
Chords used:

D

G

A

F#m

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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The Galway Shawl chords
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[D]
In Oranmore, the county Galway, One pleasant evening in a month [G] of May,
I [D] spied a cutting [G] both rare [D] and handsome, [G] And her [D] beauty fervently took my breath away.
She kept on talking, we kept on walking, Till [G] our [D] father's cottage it came [G] into view.
[D] She said, Come in, son, and meet me father, [G] And [D] play the piece in the foggy dew.
[G]
[D] She sat me down over there, beside the turf fire, I could see [D] her father, he was six [G] feet tall,
And the [D] mother soon had [G] the [D] kettle boiling, [G] For all [D] I could think about was Galway's charm.
[A] She [D] wore no jewels, no costly diamonds, [G] No paint, [D] no powder, no, [G] no, no.
She [D] wore a bun, with a ribbon on it, [G] And [D] around her shoulder, the Galway [G] charm.
[D] I played a blackbird, with a stack of barley, [G] A [D] Rodney's glory, and a [G] foggy dew,
And she [A] sang [D] each note, [G] like an [D] Irish Lynette, [G] And her [D] tears they fell from her eyes, so true.
It was early, early, all in the morning, [G] I [D] hit the road for sweet [G] Donny's arm.
[F#m] I [D] smiled and thanked her, she cried and kissed me, [G] And my [D] heart remained with the Galway charm.
She [A] wore no jewels, [G] no [D] costly diamonds, [G] No [D] paint, no powder, no, no, [G] no.
She wore [A] a bun,
[G] with a [D] ribbon on it, [G] And [D] around her shoulder, the Galway [G]
charm.
[D] [G] [D]
Key:  
D
1321
G
2131
A
1231
F#m
123111112
D
1321
G
2131
A
1231
F#m
123111112
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Let's start jamming Finbar Furey - The Galway Shawl chords, Practice these chords sequence - D, D, G and D. For best results, commence at 55 BPM and progress to the song's BPM of 110. Tune your capo to accommodate your vocal range, referencing the song's key: D Major.

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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ In _ Oranmore, _ _ _ the county _ Galway, _ One pleasant evening _ in a month [G] of May, _
_ _ I [D] spied a cutting _ _ _ [G] both rare [D] and handsome, _ _ [G] And her [D] beauty _ fervently took my breath away. _
_ _ She kept on talking, _ _ we kept on _ walking, Till [G] our [D] father's _ cottage it came [G] into view. _
_ _ [D] She said, Come in, son, _ and meet me _ father, _ [G] And [D] play the piece in _ the foggy dew.
[G] _
_ [D] She sat me down over there, _ beside the turf fire, I could see [D] her father, _ _ he was six [G] feet tall,
_ _ And the [D] mother soon had _ [G] the [D] kettle boiling, _ _ [G] For all [D] I could think about was _ Galway's charm.
_ [A] She [D] wore no _ _ jewels, no costly _ diamonds, _ [G] No paint, [D] no powder, _ _ no, [G] no, no.
She _ _ _ [D] wore a bun, _ _ _ with a ribbon _ on it, [G] And [D] around her _ shoulder, _ the _ Galway [G] charm.
[D] I _ _ played a blackbird, _ _ with a stack of _ barley, _ _ [G] A [D] Rodney's glory, _ and a [G] foggy dew, _
And she [A] sang [D] each note, _ [G] like an [D] Irish _ Lynette, _ [G] And her [D] tears they fell _ from her eyes, so true.
_ _ It was early, early, _ _ _ all in the _ morning, _ _ [G] I [D] hit the _ road for _ sweet [G] _ Donny's arm.
_ [F#m] I [D] smiled and thanked her, _ _ she cried and kissed me, [G] And my [D] heart remained with the _ Galway charm.
_ _ She [A] wore no _ jewels, _ [G] no [D] costly _ _ diamonds, [G] No [D] paint, no _ powder, _ no, no, [G] no. _
She _ wore [A] a bun, _
_ _ _ [G] with a [D] ribbon _ on it, [G] And [D] around her _ shoulder, the _ Galway [G]
charm.
[D] _ _ [G] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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