Chords for 3JS - Star of The County Down

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[G] From Pantry Bay [D] up to Derrick Bay, from Galway to Dublin town,
[G] Galway I sing like a brown colony that I met at the [Em] county gown.
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As she longed for a [G] stretcher I scratched my head and I looked with a [D] feeling rare,
[Em] Then I said, said I [G] to a passerby who's a maid with a [Bm] look brown hair,
[G] He smiled at me [D] and he said, said see she's a jam of a [Bm] hallow's crown,
[Em] Young Rosie [G] Macdonald from the banks of the Banshee's the star of the [Em] county gown.
[G] From Pantry [D] Bay up to Derrick Bay, from Galway to [G] Dublin town,
[Em] Galway I [G] sing like a brown colony that I met at the [Em] county gown.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ At the Harvest [G] Fair she'll be surely there and I'll dress in my [Bm] Sunday clothes,
[Em] But my shoes shine bright and my hat got bright for the smile from a look brown rose,
[G] No pipe I [D] smoke, no horse I [G] yoke, till my plows are [Bm] overscotted brown,
[Em] Till the smiling [G] bride by my own five sides is the star of the [Em] county gown.
[G] From Pantry [D] Bay up to Derrick [G] Bay, from Galway to [D] Dublin town,
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Galway I sing like a brown colony that I [Em] met at the county gown.
[G] From Pantry [D] Bay up to Derrick [G] Bay, from Galway to [D] Dublin town,
[Em]
Galway I [G] sing like a brown colony that I met at [Em] the county gown.
[D] From Pantry Bay up to Derrick [G] Bay, from Galway [D] to Dublin town,
[Em]
Galway [G] I sing like a brown [D] colony _ _ _ _ [Em] that I [C] met at the county [Em] gown. _ _
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_ _ _ _ I have a story about [D] my rabbit.
I have it about a neighbor.
And now I'm just looking back in the hall.
[N] _ And now there's a neighbor there, but that was a very good one.
Don't be afraid.
Sorry. _ _ _ _
I just wanted to ask how it was with the neckline. _ _ _ _
_ _ [F#] Okay, _ [N] well, we're not going to continue.
_ _ What you can't overcome in your life.
Man, man.
_ _ _ _ Well, I was in between.
2005.
We had toured for years, as Jan already said, over the Volendammerdijk.
At least 75 times in every pub.
_ And at some point we had something like, yes, we have to go further, we have to take a step.
And we did.
We started making our own music.
That was in 2005.
And the first song we wrote in Dutch, _ that was the next song.
And it had the same _ atmosphere as the Irish music we always played.
With the fixed red line, namely love.
And it was a beautiful summer that year.
And that's why it was a bit about the summer.
The song is called