Chords for Dolores Keane & Sean Keane - Isle of Hope, Isle of Tears
Tempo:
122 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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On the first day [G] of January, [Am] [C] 1892,
[F] They opened [Dm] Ellis Island, and [F] they let the people [G]
through.
[C] And the first to cross the [G]
threshold [Am] of that Isle of Oak [C] and Tears
[F] Was Annie Moore [Dm] from Ireland, [F] who was all of fifteen [G]
years.
[C] [F] Isle of Hope, Isle [G] of Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle [Am] of Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle [F] you left [G]
behind.
[C] That [F] Isle of Humber, Isle of [G] Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am] again,
[Dm] But the Isle of [G] Home is always on [F] your mind.
[C] In her little bag [G] she carried [Am] all her past and [C] history,
[F] And her dreams [Dm] for the future [F] in the land of [G] liberty.
[C] And courage is [G] the passport when [Am] your whole world [C] disappears,
[F] Because there's no future [Dm] in the past [F] when you're only fifteen [G] years.
[C] [F] Isle of Hope, Isle of [G]
Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle [Am] of Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle [F] you left [G] behind.
[C] That Isle [F] of Humber, Isle [G] of Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am]
again,
[Dm] But the Isle of [G] Home is always on [F] your mind.
[C]
When they closed down [G] Ellis Island [Am] in [C] 1943,
[F] Seventeen million [Dm]
people had come [F] there for [G] sanctuary.
And [C] in springtime when I [G]
came here [Am] and I stepped onto its [C]
piers,
[F] I thought of how it [Dm]
must have been when you're [F] only fifteen [G]
years.
[C] [F] Isle of Hope, Isle [G] of Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle of [Am] Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle you [F] left [G]
behind.
[C] That Isle [F] of Humber, Isle of [G] Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am] again,
But [Dm] the Isle of Home [G] is always on [F] your mind.
[C] Isle [F] of Hope, Isle of [G] Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle [Am] of Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle [F] you left [G]
behind.
[C] That Isle [F] of Humber, Isle [G] of Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am] again,
[Dm] But the Isle of Home [G] is always on [F] your mind.
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On the first day [G] of January, [Am] [C] 1892,
[F] They opened [Dm] Ellis Island, and [F] they let the people [G]
through.
[C] And the first to cross the [G]
threshold [Am] of that Isle of Oak [C] and Tears
[F] Was Annie Moore [Dm] from Ireland, [F] who was all of fifteen [G]
years.
[C] [F] Isle of Hope, Isle [G] of Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle [Am] of Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle [F] you left [G]
behind.
[C] That [F] Isle of Humber, Isle of [G] Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am] again,
[Dm] But the Isle of [G] Home is always on [F] your mind.
[C] In her little bag [G] she carried [Am] all her past and [C] history,
[F] And her dreams [Dm] for the future [F] in the land of [G] liberty.
[C] And courage is [G] the passport when [Am] your whole world [C] disappears,
[F] Because there's no future [Dm] in the past [F] when you're only fifteen [G] years.
[C] [F] Isle of Hope, Isle of [G]
Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle [Am] of Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle [F] you left [G] behind.
[C] That Isle [F] of Humber, Isle [G] of Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am]
again,
[Dm] But the Isle of [G] Home is always on [F] your mind.
[C]
When they closed down [G] Ellis Island [Am] in [C] 1943,
[F] Seventeen million [Dm]
people had come [F] there for [G] sanctuary.
And [C] in springtime when I [G]
came here [Am] and I stepped onto its [C]
piers,
[F] I thought of how it [Dm]
must have been when you're [F] only fifteen [G]
years.
[C] [F] Isle of Hope, Isle [G] of Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle of [Am] Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle you [F] left [G]
behind.
[C] That Isle [F] of Humber, Isle of [G] Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am] again,
But [Dm] the Isle of Home [G] is always on [F] your mind.
[C] Isle [F] of Hope, Isle of [G] Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle [Am] of Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle [F] you left [G]
behind.
[C] That Isle [F] of Humber, Isle [G] of Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am] again,
[Dm] But the Isle of Home [G] is always on [F] your mind.
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[G] [Am] [Dm]
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[G] [Am] [Dm]
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[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ On the first day [G] of _ January, [Am] _ _ _ [C] 1892,
_ _ [F] They opened [Dm] Ellis Island, and [F] they let the people [G]
through.
_ [C] And the first to cross the [G] _
threshold [Am] of that Isle of Oak [C] and Tears
[F] Was Annie Moore [Dm] from Ireland, _ [F] who was all of fifteen [G] _
_ years.
_ _ [C] _ [F] Isle of Hope, Isle [G] of Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle [Am] of Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle [F] you left _ [G]
behind.
_ _ _ [C] That [F] Isle of Humber, Isle of [G] Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am] again,
_ [Dm] But the Isle of [G] Home is always on [F] your mind.
_ [C] _ _ _ In her little bag [G] she carried _ [Am] all her past and [C] history,
_ _ [F] And her dreams [Dm] for the future _ [F] in the land of [G] liberty.
_ _ [C] And courage is [G] the passport when [Am] your whole world _ [C] disappears,
_ [F] Because there's no future [Dm] in the past [F] when you're only fifteen [G] _ _ years. _
_ [C] _ [F] Isle of Hope, Isle of [G]
Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle [Am] of Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle [F] you left _ [G] behind. _ _ _
[C] That Isle [F] of Humber, Isle [G] of Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am]
again,
_ [Dm] But the Isle of [G] Home is always on [F] your mind.
_ [C] _
_ When they closed down [G] Ellis Island _ [Am] in _ _ [C] 1943,
_ _ _ [F] Seventeen million [Dm]
people had come [F] there for [G] sanctuary.
_ And [C] in springtime when I [G]
came here [Am] and I stepped onto its [C] _
piers,
[F] I thought of how it [Dm]
must have been when you're [F] only fifteen [G] _
_ years.
_ _ [C] _ [F] Isle of Hope, Isle [G] of Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle of [Am] _ Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle you [F] left _ [G] _
behind.
_ _ [C] That Isle [F] of Humber, Isle of [G] Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am] again,
But [Dm] the Isle of Home [G] is always on [F] your _ mind.
[C] _ _ Isle [F] of Hope, Isle of [G] Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle [Am] of Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle [F] you left _ [G]
behind.
_ _ _ [C] That Isle [F] of Humber, Isle [G] of Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am] again,
_ [Dm] But the Isle of Home [G] is always on [F] your mind.
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [C] _
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_ _ On the first day [G] of _ January, [Am] _ _ _ [C] 1892,
_ _ [F] They opened [Dm] Ellis Island, and [F] they let the people [G]
through.
_ [C] And the first to cross the [G] _
threshold [Am] of that Isle of Oak [C] and Tears
[F] Was Annie Moore [Dm] from Ireland, _ [F] who was all of fifteen [G] _
_ years.
_ _ [C] _ [F] Isle of Hope, Isle [G] of Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle [Am] of Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle [F] you left _ [G]
behind.
_ _ _ [C] That [F] Isle of Humber, Isle of [G] Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am] again,
_ [Dm] But the Isle of [G] Home is always on [F] your mind.
_ [C] _ _ _ In her little bag [G] she carried _ [Am] all her past and [C] history,
_ _ [F] And her dreams [Dm] for the future _ [F] in the land of [G] liberty.
_ _ [C] And courage is [G] the passport when [Am] your whole world _ [C] disappears,
_ [F] Because there's no future [Dm] in the past [F] when you're only fifteen [G] _ _ years. _
_ [C] _ [F] Isle of Hope, Isle of [G]
Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle [Am] of Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle [F] you left _ [G] behind. _ _ _
[C] That Isle [F] of Humber, Isle [G] of Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am]
again,
_ [Dm] But the Isle of [G] Home is always on [F] your mind.
_ [C] _
_ When they closed down [G] Ellis Island _ [Am] in _ _ [C] 1943,
_ _ _ [F] Seventeen million [Dm]
people had come [F] there for [G] sanctuary.
_ And [C] in springtime when I [G]
came here [Am] and I stepped onto its [C] _
piers,
[F] I thought of how it [Dm]
must have been when you're [F] only fifteen [G] _
_ years.
_ _ [C] _ [F] Isle of Hope, Isle [G] of Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle of [Am] _ Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle you [F] left _ [G] _
behind.
_ _ [C] That Isle [F] of Humber, Isle of [G] Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am] again,
But [Dm] the Isle of Home [G] is always on [F] your _ mind.
[C] _ _ Isle [F] of Hope, Isle of [G] Tears, Isle [C] of Freedom, [G] Isle [Am] of Fears,
[Dm] But it's not the Isle [F] you left _ [G]
behind.
_ _ _ [C] That Isle [F] of Humber, Isle [G] of Pain, Isle [C] you'll never [G] see [Am] again,
_ [Dm] But the Isle of Home [G] is always on [F] your mind.
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