Chords for THE ROAD TO KILDARE
Tempo:
173.5 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[D]
Johnny was born [G] in the [D] manger down in [A] the county
[D] altar.
Oh, she was a rare [G] breed of roe, tied somewhere [D] in county [A]
Mildare.
[D]
Nestony brought them [G]
[A] together on the road to [D] Killarney [A] one day.
[D] In a bright British altar [G] they were [D] singing, she stole [A] his young heart [D]
away.
She said, meet me tonight by [G] the [D] campfire, come with [A] me to [D] the hill.
Oh, let us be married [G]
tomorrow, please let [D] me whisper [A] how you will.
[D] Oh, what if the neighbours [G] are [D] talking, who cares if your friends [A] often say.
[D] You'll be proud to be married [G] to [D] Rosie, who was bred [A] on the road [D] to Killdare.
[G]
[D]
[A] [D]
Well, to all the parents [G] who read [D] you, think of [A] the family [D]
night.
But how could you marry [G] a [D] Gypsy, oh what a terrible [A]
thing.
[D] Oh, parents, friends, stop [G] your [D] bickering, [A] don't worry [D] about my [A]
affairs.
[D]
Oh, the fallen of love [G] with a [D] Gypsy, who was bred [A] on the road to [D] Killdare.
She said, meet me tonight by [G] the [D] campfire, come [A] with me over [D] the hill.
Oh, let us be married [G]
tomorrow, please let [D] me whisper [A] how you will.
[D]
Oh, the friendly [G] little [D] pagan, who cares if your friends [A] often say.
[D] You'll be proud to be married [G] to [D] Rosie, who was bred on [A] the road [D] to Killdare.
Thank you!
[G]
[D]
[A] [D]
[G]
[D] [A]
[D]
[G]
[D]
[A] [D]
[N]
Johnny was born [G] in the [D] manger down in [A] the county
[D] altar.
Oh, she was a rare [G] breed of roe, tied somewhere [D] in county [A]
Mildare.
[D]
Nestony brought them [G]
[A] together on the road to [D] Killarney [A] one day.
[D] In a bright British altar [G] they were [D] singing, she stole [A] his young heart [D]
away.
She said, meet me tonight by [G] the [D] campfire, come with [A] me to [D] the hill.
Oh, let us be married [G]
tomorrow, please let [D] me whisper [A] how you will.
[D] Oh, what if the neighbours [G] are [D] talking, who cares if your friends [A] often say.
[D] You'll be proud to be married [G] to [D] Rosie, who was bred [A] on the road [D] to Killdare.
[G]
[D]
[A] [D]
Well, to all the parents [G] who read [D] you, think of [A] the family [D]
night.
But how could you marry [G] a [D] Gypsy, oh what a terrible [A]
thing.
[D] Oh, parents, friends, stop [G] your [D] bickering, [A] don't worry [D] about my [A]
affairs.
[D]
Oh, the fallen of love [G] with a [D] Gypsy, who was bred [A] on the road to [D] Killdare.
She said, meet me tonight by [G] the [D] campfire, come [A] with me over [D] the hill.
Oh, let us be married [G]
tomorrow, please let [D] me whisper [A] how you will.
[D]
Oh, the friendly [G] little [D] pagan, who cares if your friends [A] often say.
[D] You'll be proud to be married [G] to [D] Rosie, who was bred on [A] the road [D] to Killdare.
Thank you!
[G]
[D]
[A] [D]
[G]
[D] [A]
[D]
[G]
[D]
[A] [D]
[N]
Key:
D
A
G
D
A
G
D
A
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _
Johnny was born [G] in the _ [D] _ manger _ down in [A] the county _
[D] _ altar. _ _
Oh, she was a rare [G] breed of roe, tied _ _ somewhere [D] in county [A] _
Mildare.
_ _ _ [D] _
_ Nestony brought them [G] _
_ [A] together _ on the road to [D] _ Killarney [A] one _ day.
_ [D] In a bright British altar [G] they were _ [D] singing, _ _ she stole [A] his young heart [D]
away.
_ She said, meet me tonight by [G] the _ _ [D] campfire, _ come with [A] me to [D] the hill.
_ _ Oh, let us be married [G] _ _
_ tomorrow, _ _ please let [D] me whisper [A] how you will.
_ _ _ [D] Oh, what if the neighbours [G] are _ [D] talking, _ who cares if your friends [A] often say.
_ _ [D] You'll be proud to be married [G] to _ _ [D] Rosie, who was bred [A] on the road [D] to _ Killdare. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ Well, to all the parents [G] who read [D] you, _ think of [A] the family [D]
night.
_ _ _ But how could you _ marry [G] a _ [D] Gypsy, _ _ oh what a terrible [A] _
thing.
_ _ [D] Oh, parents, friends, stop [G] your _ _ [D] bickering, [A] don't worry [D] about my [A] _
affairs.
_ _ _ [D]
Oh, the fallen of love [G] with a _ _ [D] Gypsy, who was bred [A] on the road to [D] Killdare.
She said, meet me tonight by [G] the _ _ [D] _ campfire, come [A] with me over [D] the hill.
_ _ _ Oh, let us be married [G] _
_ tomorrow, _ _ please let [D] me whisper [A] how you will.
_ _ _ [D] _
Oh, the friendly [G] little _ _ [D] pagan, who cares if your friends [A] often say.
_ _ _ [D] You'll be _ proud to be married [G] to _ _ [D] Rosie, who was bred on [A] the road [D] to Killdare.
Thank you! _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _
Johnny was born [G] in the _ [D] _ manger _ down in [A] the county _
[D] _ altar. _ _
Oh, she was a rare [G] breed of roe, tied _ _ somewhere [D] in county [A] _
Mildare.
_ _ _ [D] _
_ Nestony brought them [G] _
_ [A] together _ on the road to [D] _ Killarney [A] one _ day.
_ [D] In a bright British altar [G] they were _ [D] singing, _ _ she stole [A] his young heart [D]
away.
_ She said, meet me tonight by [G] the _ _ [D] campfire, _ come with [A] me to [D] the hill.
_ _ Oh, let us be married [G] _ _
_ tomorrow, _ _ please let [D] me whisper [A] how you will.
_ _ _ [D] Oh, what if the neighbours [G] are _ [D] talking, _ who cares if your friends [A] often say.
_ _ [D] You'll be proud to be married [G] to _ _ [D] Rosie, who was bred [A] on the road [D] to _ Killdare. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ Well, to all the parents [G] who read [D] you, _ think of [A] the family [D]
night.
_ _ _ But how could you _ marry [G] a _ [D] Gypsy, _ _ oh what a terrible [A] _
thing.
_ _ [D] Oh, parents, friends, stop [G] your _ _ [D] bickering, [A] don't worry [D] about my [A] _
affairs.
_ _ _ [D]
Oh, the fallen of love [G] with a _ _ [D] Gypsy, who was bred [A] on the road to [D] Killdare.
She said, meet me tonight by [G] the _ _ [D] _ campfire, come [A] with me over [D] the hill.
_ _ _ Oh, let us be married [G] _
_ tomorrow, _ _ please let [D] me whisper [A] how you will.
_ _ _ [D] _
Oh, the friendly [G] little _ _ [D] pagan, who cares if your friends [A] often say.
_ _ _ [D] You'll be _ proud to be married [G] to _ _ [D] Rosie, who was bred on [A] the road [D] to Killdare.
Thank you! _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ [D] _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] _
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_ _ _ _ _ [G] _
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_ _ [D] _ _ _ [A] _
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_ _ [A] _ _ _ [D] _
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