Chords for The Old Bog Road ----- Larry Cunningham + Lyrics Underneath
Tempo:
167.25 bpm
Chords used:
Ab
Db
A
D
Ebm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Gb] [G]
[Ab]
[Db] [Ab]
[Db] My feet [Ab] are here on Broadway, this [C] blesses [Ab] harvest morn,
[Ebm] But all the ache [Db] that's in [Bbm] them, [Ebm] for the spot [Ab] where I [Db] was born.
[Ab]
My weary [Ab] hands [Db] are blistered from [C] toil and [Ab] cold and heath,
[Ebm] But all [Ab] to swing [Db] aside [Bbm] today [Ebm] to [Ab] fields of [Db] Irish weeds.
[Gb] Had I [Gbm] the choice [Db] to wander [Bbm] back [Eb] or own a king [Ab] in a boat,
[Db] I'd sooner see [Gb] that [G] Hawthorn tree [Ab] down the old ball [Db] road.
[Ab] My [Db] mother [Ab] died [Db] last springtime when [C] Ireland's fields [Ab] were green,
[Ebm] The neighbors [Ab] said [Db] her Wiccan [Bbm]
[Ebm] was the [Ab] finest [Db] ever seen.
[Ab]
[Db] There were [Ab] snowdrops and [Db] primroses piled up [C] beside [Ab] her bed,
[Ebm] And [Ab] Ferdinand's church [Db] was crowded [Bbm] when [Ebm] her funeral [Ab] mass [Db] was read.
[Gb] And here [Gbm] was I [Db] on Broadway, [Bbm]
[Eb] building bricks [Ab] by load,
[Db] When they carried [F] out [Gb] their coffin [G]
[Ab] down the old ball [Db] road.
[A]
[D] Life's [A] a weary [D] puzzle, past finding [Db] out [A] I'm a-end,
[Em] I'll take [A] the day
[D] for what [Bm] it's worth, [Em] I'll do [A] the best [D] I can.
Since no [A] one cares [D] a rush for me, what needs [Db] to [A] make them all,
I'll [Em] go [A] my way [D] and draw [Bm] my pain [Em] and smoke [A] my [D] pipe alone.
[G] Each human [Gm] heart [D] should know [Bm] its worth, [E] though bitter be [A] its load,
[D] So God be with [G] old [Ab] Ireland and [A] the old [D] ball road.
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[Ab]
[Db] [Ab]
[Db] My feet [Ab] are here on Broadway, this [C] blesses [Ab] harvest morn,
[Ebm] But all the ache [Db] that's in [Bbm] them, [Ebm] for the spot [Ab] where I [Db] was born.
[Ab]
My weary [Ab] hands [Db] are blistered from [C] toil and [Ab] cold and heath,
[Ebm] But all [Ab] to swing [Db] aside [Bbm] today [Ebm] to [Ab] fields of [Db] Irish weeds.
[Gb] Had I [Gbm] the choice [Db] to wander [Bbm] back [Eb] or own a king [Ab] in a boat,
[Db] I'd sooner see [Gb] that [G] Hawthorn tree [Ab] down the old ball [Db] road.
[Ab] My [Db] mother [Ab] died [Db] last springtime when [C] Ireland's fields [Ab] were green,
[Ebm] The neighbors [Ab] said [Db] her Wiccan [Bbm]
[Ebm] was the [Ab] finest [Db] ever seen.
[Ab]
[Db] There were [Ab] snowdrops and [Db] primroses piled up [C] beside [Ab] her bed,
[Ebm] And [Ab] Ferdinand's church [Db] was crowded [Bbm] when [Ebm] her funeral [Ab] mass [Db] was read.
[Gb] And here [Gbm] was I [Db] on Broadway, [Bbm]
[Eb] building bricks [Ab] by load,
[Db] When they carried [F] out [Gb] their coffin [G]
[Ab] down the old ball [Db] road.
[A]
[D] Life's [A] a weary [D] puzzle, past finding [Db] out [A] I'm a-end,
[Em] I'll take [A] the day
[D] for what [Bm] it's worth, [Em] I'll do [A] the best [D] I can.
Since no [A] one cares [D] a rush for me, what needs [Db] to [A] make them all,
I'll [Em] go [A] my way [D] and draw [Bm] my pain [Em] and smoke [A] my [D] pipe alone.
[G] Each human [Gm] heart [D] should know [Bm] its worth, [E] though bitter be [A] its load,
[D] So God be with [G] old [Ab] Ireland and [A] the old [D] ball road.
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Key:
Ab
Db
A
D
Ebm
Ab
Db
A
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[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
[Db] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
[Db] My feet [Ab] are here on Broadway, _ _ _ this _ [C] blesses [Ab] harvest morn, _ _ _
[Ebm] But all the ache [Db] that's in [Bbm] them, _ [Ebm] for the spot [Ab] where I [Db] was born.
[Ab] _ _ _
My weary [Ab] _ hands [Db] are _ _ _ blistered from _ [C] toil and _ [Ab] cold and _ heath, _
[Ebm] But all [Ab] to swing [Db] _ aside [Bbm] today [Ebm] to _ [Ab] fields of [Db] Irish _ weeds. _
[Gb] Had I [Gbm] the choice [Db] to wander [Bbm] _ back [Eb] or _ own a king [Ab] in a boat, _ _
[Db] I'd sooner see [Gb] that _ [G] Hawthorn tree [Ab] down the old ball [Db] _ road.
[Ab] _ My [Db] _ mother [Ab] _ died [Db] last _ springtime _ when _ [C] Ireland's fields [Ab] were green, _ _ _
[Ebm] The neighbors [Ab] _ said [Db] her Wiccan [Bbm] _ _
[Ebm] was the _ [Ab] finest _ [Db] ever seen.
[Ab] _ _
[Db] There were [Ab] snowdrops and [Db] _ _ _ primroses _ piled up _ [C] beside [Ab] her bed, _ _
[Ebm] And _ [Ab] Ferdinand's church [Db] was crowded [Bbm] _ when [Ebm] her funeral [Ab] _ mass [Db] was read. _ _
[Gb] And here [Gbm] was I [Db] on Broadway, [Bbm] _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ building bricks [Ab] by load, _ _
[Db] When they carried _ [F] _ out [Gb] their coffin [G] _ _
[Ab] down the old ball [Db] road.
_ [A] _ _ _
[D] _ Life's [A] a weary [D] _ puzzle, _ _ past finding [Db] _ out [A] I'm a-end, _ _
[Em] I'll take [A] the day _
[D] for what [Bm] it's worth, [Em] I'll do [A] the best [D] I can. _ _
Since no [A] one cares [D] a rush for me, what needs [Db] to _ [A] make them all,
_ _ I'll [Em] go [A] my way [D] and draw [Bm] my pain [Em] and smoke [A] my _ [D] pipe alone. _ _ _ _
[G] Each human [Gm] _ heart [D] should know [Bm] its worth, [E] though bitter be [A] its load, _ _
[D] So God be with [G] old _ [Ab] Ireland _ _ _ and [A] the old _ [D] ball road.
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[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
[Db] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
[Db] My feet [Ab] are here on Broadway, _ _ _ this _ [C] blesses [Ab] harvest morn, _ _ _
[Ebm] But all the ache [Db] that's in [Bbm] them, _ [Ebm] for the spot [Ab] where I [Db] was born.
[Ab] _ _ _
My weary [Ab] _ hands [Db] are _ _ _ blistered from _ [C] toil and _ [Ab] cold and _ heath, _
[Ebm] But all [Ab] to swing [Db] _ aside [Bbm] today [Ebm] to _ [Ab] fields of [Db] Irish _ weeds. _
[Gb] Had I [Gbm] the choice [Db] to wander [Bbm] _ back [Eb] or _ own a king [Ab] in a boat, _ _
[Db] I'd sooner see [Gb] that _ [G] Hawthorn tree [Ab] down the old ball [Db] _ road.
[Ab] _ My [Db] _ mother [Ab] _ died [Db] last _ springtime _ when _ [C] Ireland's fields [Ab] were green, _ _ _
[Ebm] The neighbors [Ab] _ said [Db] her Wiccan [Bbm] _ _
[Ebm] was the _ [Ab] finest _ [Db] ever seen.
[Ab] _ _
[Db] There were [Ab] snowdrops and [Db] _ _ _ primroses _ piled up _ [C] beside [Ab] her bed, _ _
[Ebm] And _ [Ab] Ferdinand's church [Db] was crowded [Bbm] _ when [Ebm] her funeral [Ab] _ mass [Db] was read. _ _
[Gb] And here [Gbm] was I [Db] on Broadway, [Bbm] _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ building bricks [Ab] by load, _ _
[Db] When they carried _ [F] _ out [Gb] their coffin [G] _ _
[Ab] down the old ball [Db] road.
_ [A] _ _ _
[D] _ Life's [A] a weary [D] _ puzzle, _ _ past finding [Db] _ out [A] I'm a-end, _ _
[Em] I'll take [A] the day _
[D] for what [Bm] it's worth, [Em] I'll do [A] the best [D] I can. _ _
Since no [A] one cares [D] a rush for me, what needs [Db] to _ [A] make them all,
_ _ I'll [Em] go [A] my way [D] and draw [Bm] my pain [Em] and smoke [A] my _ [D] pipe alone. _ _ _ _
[G] Each human [Gm] _ heart [D] should know [Bm] its worth, [E] though bitter be [A] its load, _ _
[D] So God be with [G] old _ [Ab] Ireland _ _ _ and [A] the old _ [D] ball road.
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