Clancy Brothers Medley (I'll Tell Me Ma/Courtin' In The Kitchen/The Irish Rover) (Live ... Chords
Tempo:
131.2 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
G
D
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[F] [C] [F]
[C] [F]
I'll tell me ma when I get [C] home, the boys won't [F] leave the girls alone.
They put my hair in thorn, [C] but that's [F] alright, till I get home.
She's [Bb] handsome, she's [F] pretty, she's the [C] belle of Belfast.
[F] She's a [Bb] courtland one, two, [F] three, [C] please don't [F] tell me who is she.
The wind, the rain, the hail, the [C] snow come [F] down rain from the sky.
She's as sweet as apple [C] pie, she'll [F]
[Bb] [F] [C] bow when she [F] gets low.
Let the [Bb] ball come as [F] they will, [C] Albert Mooney [F] she loves too.
[G] Come sing to Belle and Beau, until we pay [D] attention.
[G] Don't ever fall in love, [Am] it's the devil's [D] own invention.
[G] For once I fell in love, while the ladies told me [Abm] [A] witchin'.
Miss [Em] [Am] Henrietta Belle, by the [Db] cafe [D] in Kelly's Kitchen.
[G] Whimmy to a loo a lolly, a me to a [D] loo a lolly.
[G] Whimmy to a loo a [D] lolly, a me to a [G] loo a lolly.
She slipped up to her room, she said good [D] lord almighty.
[G] She came up down the stairs, [Am] running nothing but [D] her nighting.
[G] With her arms around me waist, she slightly hinted [Abm] marriage.
[Am] When [C] here the morning [Am] haze came, [A] Captain [D] Kelly's married.
Sing, sing, sing.
[G] Sing to a loo a lolly, a me to a loo [D] a lolly.
[G] Whimmy to a loo a lolly, a me to a loo a lolly.
On [C] the 4th of July, [F] 1806, we [C] set sail from the street.
[G] Oh, the car!
[C] We're sailing away with the cargo [F] off Ricks, [C] to the Grand [G] City Hall [C] in New York.
It was a wonderful craft, she [G] was rigged for an hour.
[C] And oh, how the wild [G] winds roared her.
She [C] was several lots, she had 27 [F] masts.
[C] And they called her [G] the [C] Irish Rover.
We had sailed seven years, when a measle [F] broke out.
[C] And a ship lost its way [G] in the fog.
[C] At nought, the rover crew was reduced [F] down to two.
Just [C] meself and [G] the captain's [C] old dog.
Then the ship struck a rock.
[G] Oh lord, what a shock.
[C] The bulkhead was turned right [G]
over.
[C] Turned nine times around.
And the pearls
[F] dropped.
[C] And the last of the [G] Irish [C] Rover.
[C] [F]
I'll tell me ma when I get [C] home, the boys won't [F] leave the girls alone.
They put my hair in thorn, [C] but that's [F] alright, till I get home.
She's [Bb] handsome, she's [F] pretty, she's the [C] belle of Belfast.
[F] She's a [Bb] courtland one, two, [F] three, [C] please don't [F] tell me who is she.
The wind, the rain, the hail, the [C] snow come [F] down rain from the sky.
She's as sweet as apple [C] pie, she'll [F]
[Bb] [F] [C] bow when she [F] gets low.
Let the [Bb] ball come as [F] they will, [C] Albert Mooney [F] she loves too.
[G] Come sing to Belle and Beau, until we pay [D] attention.
[G] Don't ever fall in love, [Am] it's the devil's [D] own invention.
[G] For once I fell in love, while the ladies told me [Abm] [A] witchin'.
Miss [Em] [Am] Henrietta Belle, by the [Db] cafe [D] in Kelly's Kitchen.
[G] Whimmy to a loo a lolly, a me to a [D] loo a lolly.
[G] Whimmy to a loo a [D] lolly, a me to a [G] loo a lolly.
She slipped up to her room, she said good [D] lord almighty.
[G] She came up down the stairs, [Am] running nothing but [D] her nighting.
[G] With her arms around me waist, she slightly hinted [Abm] marriage.
[Am] When [C] here the morning [Am] haze came, [A] Captain [D] Kelly's married.
Sing, sing, sing.
[G] Sing to a loo a lolly, a me to a loo [D] a lolly.
[G] Whimmy to a loo a lolly, a me to a loo a lolly.
On [C] the 4th of July, [F] 1806, we [C] set sail from the street.
[G] Oh, the car!
[C] We're sailing away with the cargo [F] off Ricks, [C] to the Grand [G] City Hall [C] in New York.
It was a wonderful craft, she [G] was rigged for an hour.
[C] And oh, how the wild [G] winds roared her.
She [C] was several lots, she had 27 [F] masts.
[C] And they called her [G] the [C] Irish Rover.
We had sailed seven years, when a measle [F] broke out.
[C] And a ship lost its way [G] in the fog.
[C] At nought, the rover crew was reduced [F] down to two.
Just [C] meself and [G] the captain's [C] old dog.
Then the ship struck a rock.
[G] Oh lord, what a shock.
[C] The bulkhead was turned right [G]
over.
[C] Turned nine times around.
And the pearls
[F] dropped.
[C] And the last of the [G] Irish [C] Rover.
Key:
C
F
G
D
Am
C
F
G
_ [F] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ [F] _
_ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ [F] _
I'll tell me ma when I get [C] home, the boys won't [F] leave the girls alone.
They put my hair in thorn, [C] but that's [F] alright, till I get home.
She's [Bb] handsome, she's [F] pretty, she's the [C] belle of Belfast.
[F] She's a [Bb] courtland one, two, [F] three, [C] please don't [F] tell me who is she.
The wind, the rain, the hail, the [C] snow come [F] down rain from the sky.
She's as sweet as apple [C] pie, she'll [F] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ [C] bow when she [F] gets low.
Let the [Bb] ball come as [F] they will, [C] Albert Mooney [F] she loves too.
[G] _ _ Come sing to Belle and Beau, until we pay [D] attention.
[G] Don't ever fall in love, [Am] it's the devil's [D] own invention.
[G] For once I fell in love, while the ladies told me [Abm] [A] witchin'.
Miss [Em] [Am] Henrietta Belle, by the [Db] cafe [D] in Kelly's Kitchen.
[G] Whimmy to a loo a lolly, a me to a [D] loo a lolly.
[G] Whimmy to a loo a [D] lolly, a me to a [G] loo a lolly.
She slipped up to her room, she said good [D] lord almighty.
[G] She came up down the stairs, [Am] running nothing but [D] her nighting.
[G] With her arms around me waist, she slightly hinted [Abm] marriage.
[Am] When [C] here the morning [Am] haze came, [A] Captain [D] Kelly's married.
Sing, sing, _ _ _ _ sing.
[G] Sing to a loo a lolly, a me to a loo [D] a lolly.
[G] Whimmy to a loo a lolly, a me to a loo a lolly.
On [C] the 4th of July, _ _ [F] 1806, we [C] set sail from the street.
[G] Oh, the car!
_ [C] We're sailing away with the cargo [F] off Ricks, [C] to the Grand [G] City Hall [C] in New York.
It was a wonderful craft, she [G] was rigged for an hour.
[C] And oh, how the wild [G] winds roared her.
She [C] was several lots, she had 27 [F] masts.
[C] And they called her [G] the [C] Irish _ Rover.
We had sailed seven years, when a measle [F] broke out.
[C] And a ship lost its way [G] in the fog.
_ [C] At nought, the rover crew was reduced [F] down to two.
Just [C] meself and [G] the captain's [C] old dog.
Then the ship struck a rock.
[G] Oh lord, what a shock.
[C] The bulkhead was turned right [G] _ _
_ over. _ _ _ _
[C] Turned nine times _ around. _
_ And the _ pearls _
_ [F] _ _ _ dropped. _ _
_ _ _ _ [C] And the last of the [G] Irish _ [C] Rover. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ [F] _
I'll tell me ma when I get [C] home, the boys won't [F] leave the girls alone.
They put my hair in thorn, [C] but that's [F] alright, till I get home.
She's [Bb] handsome, she's [F] pretty, she's the [C] belle of Belfast.
[F] She's a [Bb] courtland one, two, [F] three, [C] please don't [F] tell me who is she.
The wind, the rain, the hail, the [C] snow come [F] down rain from the sky.
She's as sweet as apple [C] pie, she'll [F] _
_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ [F] _ [C] bow when she [F] gets low.
Let the [Bb] ball come as [F] they will, [C] Albert Mooney [F] she loves too.
[G] _ _ Come sing to Belle and Beau, until we pay [D] attention.
[G] Don't ever fall in love, [Am] it's the devil's [D] own invention.
[G] For once I fell in love, while the ladies told me [Abm] [A] witchin'.
Miss [Em] [Am] Henrietta Belle, by the [Db] cafe [D] in Kelly's Kitchen.
[G] Whimmy to a loo a lolly, a me to a [D] loo a lolly.
[G] Whimmy to a loo a [D] lolly, a me to a [G] loo a lolly.
She slipped up to her room, she said good [D] lord almighty.
[G] She came up down the stairs, [Am] running nothing but [D] her nighting.
[G] With her arms around me waist, she slightly hinted [Abm] marriage.
[Am] When [C] here the morning [Am] haze came, [A] Captain [D] Kelly's married.
Sing, sing, _ _ _ _ sing.
[G] Sing to a loo a lolly, a me to a loo [D] a lolly.
[G] Whimmy to a loo a lolly, a me to a loo a lolly.
On [C] the 4th of July, _ _ [F] 1806, we [C] set sail from the street.
[G] Oh, the car!
_ [C] We're sailing away with the cargo [F] off Ricks, [C] to the Grand [G] City Hall [C] in New York.
It was a wonderful craft, she [G] was rigged for an hour.
[C] And oh, how the wild [G] winds roared her.
She [C] was several lots, she had 27 [F] masts.
[C] And they called her [G] the [C] Irish _ Rover.
We had sailed seven years, when a measle [F] broke out.
[C] And a ship lost its way [G] in the fog.
_ [C] At nought, the rover crew was reduced [F] down to two.
Just [C] meself and [G] the captain's [C] old dog.
Then the ship struck a rock.
[G] Oh lord, what a shock.
[C] The bulkhead was turned right [G] _ _
_ over. _ _ _ _
[C] Turned nine times _ around. _
_ And the _ pearls _
_ [F] _ _ _ dropped. _ _
_ _ _ _ [C] And the last of the [G] Irish _ [C] Rover. _ _ _