Chords for Amelia Hogan sings 'Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore' (video by Triple Spiral Productions)

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_ _ _ _ _ These are for you.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ I'll be back for you.
Are you sure?
I will.
Alright.
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I'll come back.
I promise love.
I will. _ _
_ _ [Bb] Come _ Irishman, oh, who'll hear my song?
[Eb] Your fate is a mournful [Bb] _
tale.
_ When [Eb] your rents are [Bb] behind, and [Bb] you're being taxed blind,
And [Eb] your crops have grown sickly and [Ab] failed,
_ _ _ [Eb] You'll abandon your [Bb] lands, and you'll wash your hands
Of all that has come _ [Eb] before.
_ _ _ [Bb] And you'll take to the sea, to a new country, _ _ _ _
Far [Eb] from the [Eb] green _ [Bb] shamrock shore. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ From _ _ Derricay we _ sailed away [Eb] on the twenty-third [Bbm] of May.
We [Eb] were [Bb] boarded by a pleasant _ crew bound for _ _
_ [F] Americae.
_ [Eb] Fresh _ [Bb] water there we did _ take on five thousand gallons [Eb] or more,
_ In case we'd run [Bb] short on the way to New York,
[Eb] Far from the green shamrock [Bb] _ shore. _ _
So fare thee well, sweet _ Lysa dear, [F] and likewise to _
[Gm] Derricay [Bb] town,
_ And twice farewell to me Conrad boys who dwelt on that _ stinted ground.
_ _ [Eb] If fortune [Bb] should ever favour _ me, or I to have money in store,
_ [Eb] I'll [Bb] come back and I'll wed the wee lassie I left [F] on [Eb] Fanny's green shamrock [Bb] shore.
_ Well we [Eb] sailed in [Bb] three days, we were all seasick, not [Eb] a man on board was [Bb] free. _
We [Eb] were each [Bb] of us taken unto our [Bb] bunks, and with no one to pity poor me.
[Eb] No _ father dear, no mother _ kind to hold my poor head when it [Bb] was sore,
_ Which made me think more on the lassie I left on [C] Fanny's [Eb] green shamrock _ shore.
So _ fare thee well, sweet Lysa dear, and [F] likewise to Derricay town,
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farewell to me Conrad boys who dwelt on that _ stinted ground. _ _
If fortune should ever favour me, or I to have money [Ab] in store,
I'll [Bb] come back and I'll wed the wee lassie I left [F] on Fanny's green shamrock [Bb] _ shore.
_ We finally reached the other side [Eb] in three and twenty _ [Bb] _ days.
We [Eb] were taken [Bb] as passengers by a man, _ and led round in six different [F] ways.
_ Then [Eb] we each of [Bb] us drank a parting _ glass, in case we should never [Eb] meet more.
_ And we drank a health [Bb] _
[Bb] to a whole higher land, [Eb] and Fanny's green shamrock [Bb] _ shore. _
So fare thee well, sweet _ Lysa dear, [Eb] and likewise to _ [Bb] Derricay town,
_ [Eb] And twice farewell to me Conrad boys who dwelt on that _ [Bb] stinted ground.
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If [F] fortune should ever favour [Bb] me, or I to have money [Eb] in store,
_ I'll [Bb] come back and I'll wed the wee lassie I left _ _ [Eb] on Fanny's green _ shamrock [Bb] shore. _ _ _
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