Chords for Andy Irvine & Paul Brady - Arthur McBride, Live 2011 [HD]

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_ _ _ _ [C] I'm a _ _ [G] _ _ _ [C] _
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little [D] wee drummer, _ [G]
attending the camp for the [C] day, the [G] end of the [D] morning.
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[C] _ _ [G] Good morning, [D] good morning, [G] a certain dead cry, I'm the same to you gentlemen, [C] and we did reply.
_ _ [G] _ [D] Intending no harm, [G] but meant to pass by, for at the end of Christmas [D] _ morning, _ which every
my fine fellows [G] of you will enlist, it's [C] ten guineas [G] in gold [C] I will slip in your fist,
_ [G] and a [D] crown and a bargain, [G] for to kick up the duff, _ and drink the king's health in [D] the
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morning.
[D] _ _ For a soldier he [G] leads a very fine life, and [C] he always [G] is blessed with [C] a charming
young wife, [D] and she pays all his debts without [G]
sorrow or strife, and always lives pleasant
[D] and charming.
_ _ _ And a soldier he always [G] is decent and clean, and [C] the [G] finest of poor men [C] is constantly
seen, _ [D] while other poor fellows [G] go dirty and mean, _ and [C] suppose [G] they rule in the [D] _
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_ [D] _ _ _ [G] Well friends I've heard [C] I wouldn't be [G]
proud of your oppose, for [C] you won't [G] pay the lend
of [C] them as I suppose, _ [D] and you dare not change them [G] one night, for you know if you [C]
do you
will be [G] flogged in [D] the morning.
_ _ _ _ And although that we [G] are single and free, [C] we take [G] great
delight in [C] our own country, _ _ [G] we have no [D] desire for [G]
strange places to see, _
[C] although [G] that your
offers are [D] _ [G] charming, _ _ _
[D] _ [G] and we have [D] no desire to [G] take your advice, _ [C] all hazards and [G] dangers
we [C] barter on chance, for [D] you would have no _ scruples for [G] to send us to France, _ while [C] we
would get [G] shot in the [D] _ _ _
[G] morning.
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[C] Ordinary [D] society [C] does not [G] have those sorts of chats, [C] and they
may not [G] take it from [C] spouting or braff, _ [D] for if you insult me _ [G] with one of the words, _ I
will cut off your head in [D] the morning.
_ _ [G] And then a [D] friend I [G] wish to meet in your hut,
[C] I wish to [G] get in time [C] for the dirt of the roadways, [G] when the trusty [D] chalet they [G] keep
over their heads, _ and I'll then take that as their _ warning. _ _ _
_ And the old [D] rusty [G] rabians
that hang by their side, [C] we [G] slump to the stride as [C] we plume the tide, _ [D] now take them
the _ _ [G] devil's rider for my pride, _ I'm tempered and red in [D] the morning, _ _ and a little weakened
on [G] my reason I'm so, _ [C] and we may [G] put all [C] this society down now, [G] plume the [D]
tide, for to rock
[G] and to roll, _ _ I'm bound to the _ tedious [D] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [D] returning.
I'll be out of no money, paid [G] them all the
price, _
[C] I'll be paid no [G] respect, for [C] that jewel on your back, _ _
[G] or rather than [D] that, [G] like a
pair of wet socks, _ I'll [C] have [G] them for dead in the [D] morning. _ _ _
I'm so, to conclude, I'm [G] good
with the least disputes, [C] we all played in the [G]
acts that they [C] wanted to recruit, _ [D] but we
were the _ lads that [G] would give them hard quotes, _ and the [C] dem [G] who shot on [D] the _ [G] border.
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_ [C] _ _ [G] _ Only [D] any
cousin [G] was the right for I, [C] as we were [G] walking [C] down by the seaside, _ [G] I'll mark [D] what gold,
[G] what did we _ drive, for at [C] the end of [G] the day, it's a nice _ _ _ morning.
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