Chords for Ed Sheeran - "The Parting Glass" - 3/15/12 - Austin, TX - SXSW 2012
Tempo:
94.05 bpm
Chords used:
B
Bb
Ab
C
Eb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
My roots are embedded in Ireland.
I'm not talking about my hair because my hair
actually comes from my mother's side and she has no Irish connections whatsoever
so [G] people have it very wrong when they say all gingers come from [Ab] Ireland.
[Gm] [Bb]
[Db] So I kind of spend a lot of time listening to Chad music when I was
younger.
[Ab] I don't know if anyone is familiar with Plexi, I guess, Christie Moore and stuff like that.
[F] Paul Brady.
Yeah, I like you.
But basically there's a song that is kind of common to sing in [G] a bar around four o'clock [B] in the morning.
I mean we're almost there.
[Eb] This is a kind of song when you're on your final drink
and you've kind of got to your peak I guess.
You'll stick someone like me up on a bar 11 years old.
Sing it, sing it.
So [B] this is a [Cm] [B] song, for some reason this is totally switched off.
This is a song called The [Fm] Plexiglass.
How do you like it?
I'm going to [Cm] tune it.
[A] Can I, have we got the [Bm] tuner with the other batteries?
This is totally switched [C] off.
Are we on?
[N]
Okay, this is a song called The Plexiglass.
How do you like it?
There's nobody.
[B]
[Ab] [C]
There's [N] no
[A] one.
[B]
[N]
I've done [B]
for once of wits [N] to memory now I can't recall.
So fill tonight the parting glass.
[B] Good night and joy be with you all.
Of all the calm of [C] life ever I've had.
They are sorry for [N] my going away.
And all the sweet parts [B] that ever I had.
They [Bb] would wish me one more day to stay.
But since it falls unto my lot.
[Ab] That I should [F] rise and you [Fm] should know.
I'll gently rise [Ab] and I'll softly [Eb] call.
[Bb] Good night and joy be with [C] you all.
A man [Bbm] may drink [Abm] and not be drunk.
[Bb] [Bb] A man may fight and not be slain.
[C] A man [Abm] may call the pretty [Eb] girl.
And [Bb] perhaps be welcomed back again.
[Bbm] But since it [Fm] has [Db] so ought to be.
By [Eb] time to rise [Bb] and the time to fall.
Come fill tonight the parting glass.
Good night and joy be with you all.
Come fill tonight the parting [B] glass.
[Ab] Good night [F] and joy [Abm]
be with you all.
Very [N] good, thanks.
[Abm] [D] Thank you.
Everyone in the back, [N] can you hear that?
Yeah?
I'm not talking about my hair because my hair
actually comes from my mother's side and she has no Irish connections whatsoever
so [G] people have it very wrong when they say all gingers come from [Ab] Ireland.
[Gm] [Bb]
[Db] So I kind of spend a lot of time listening to Chad music when I was
younger.
[Ab] I don't know if anyone is familiar with Plexi, I guess, Christie Moore and stuff like that.
[F] Paul Brady.
Yeah, I like you.
But basically there's a song that is kind of common to sing in [G] a bar around four o'clock [B] in the morning.
I mean we're almost there.
[Eb] This is a kind of song when you're on your final drink
and you've kind of got to your peak I guess.
You'll stick someone like me up on a bar 11 years old.
Sing it, sing it.
So [B] this is a [Cm] [B] song, for some reason this is totally switched off.
This is a song called The [Fm] Plexiglass.
How do you like it?
I'm going to [Cm] tune it.
[A] Can I, have we got the [Bm] tuner with the other batteries?
This is totally switched [C] off.
Are we on?
[N]
Okay, this is a song called The Plexiglass.
How do you like it?
There's nobody.
[B]
[Ab] [C]
There's [N] no
[A] one.
[B]
[N]
I've done [B]
for once of wits [N] to memory now I can't recall.
So fill tonight the parting glass.
[B] Good night and joy be with you all.
Of all the calm of [C] life ever I've had.
They are sorry for [N] my going away.
And all the sweet parts [B] that ever I had.
They [Bb] would wish me one more day to stay.
But since it falls unto my lot.
[Ab] That I should [F] rise and you [Fm] should know.
I'll gently rise [Ab] and I'll softly [Eb] call.
[Bb] Good night and joy be with [C] you all.
A man [Bbm] may drink [Abm] and not be drunk.
[Bb] [Bb] A man may fight and not be slain.
[C] A man [Abm] may call the pretty [Eb] girl.
And [Bb] perhaps be welcomed back again.
[Bbm] But since it [Fm] has [Db] so ought to be.
By [Eb] time to rise [Bb] and the time to fall.
Come fill tonight the parting glass.
Good night and joy be with you all.
Come fill tonight the parting [B] glass.
[Ab] Good night [F] and joy [Abm]
be with you all.
Very [N] good, thanks.
[Abm] [D] Thank you.
Everyone in the back, [N] can you hear that?
Yeah?
Key:
B
Bb
Ab
C
Eb
B
Bb
Ab
My roots are embedded in Ireland.
I'm not talking about my hair because my hair
actually comes from my mother's side and she has no Irish connections whatsoever
so [G] people have it very wrong when they say all gingers come from [Ab] Ireland. _
[Gm] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _
[Db] _ So I kind of spend a lot of time listening to Chad music when I was
younger.
_ [Ab] I don't know if anyone is familiar with Plexi, I guess, Christie Moore and stuff like that.
[F] Paul Brady.
Yeah, I like you.
_ _ But basically there's a song that is kind of common to sing in [G] a bar around four o'clock [B] in the morning.
I mean we're almost there.
[Eb] _ This is a kind of song when you're on your final drink
and you've _ _ kind of got to your peak I guess.
You'll stick someone like me up on a bar 11 years old.
Sing it, sing it.
So [B] this is a _ [Cm] _ _ _ [B] song, for some reason this is totally switched off.
This is a song _ called The [Fm] Plexiglass.
How do you like it? _
_ I'm going to [Cm] tune it.
[A] Can I, have we got the [Bm] tuner with the other batteries?
This is totally switched [C] off.
Are we on?
_ _ [N] _
_ _ _ _ _ Okay, this is a _ _ song called The Plexiglass.
How do you like it?
_ _ _ _ There's nobody.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [C] _
There's _ _ [N] _ no _
_ _ [A] _ one.
_ _ [B] _
_ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ I've done [B]
for once of wits [N] to memory now I can't recall.
So fill tonight the parting glass.
[B] Good night and joy be with you all.
_ Of all the calm of [C] life ever I've had.
They are sorry for [N] my going away.
_ And all the sweet parts [B] that ever I had.
They [Bb] would wish me one more day to stay.
_ But since it falls unto my lot.
[Ab] _ That I should [F] rise and you [Fm] should know.
I'll gently rise [Ab] and I'll softly [Eb] call.
[Bb] Good night and joy be with [C] you all. _
_ A man [Bbm] may drink _ [Abm] and not be drunk.
[Bb] _ [Bb] A man may fight and not be slain.
_ [C] A man [Abm] may call the pretty [Eb] girl.
And [Bb] perhaps be welcomed back again.
_ [Bbm] But since it [Fm] has [Db] so ought to be.
By [Eb] time to rise [Bb] and the time to fall. _
Come fill tonight _ the parting glass.
_ Good night and joy be with you all.
Come fill tonight _ the parting [B] glass.
[Ab] Good night [F] and joy [Abm]
be with you all.
Very [N] good, thanks. _
_ _ _ [Abm] _ _ _ [D] Thank you.
_ Everyone in the back, [N] can you hear that?
Yeah? _ _
I'm not talking about my hair because my hair
actually comes from my mother's side and she has no Irish connections whatsoever
so [G] people have it very wrong when they say all gingers come from [Ab] Ireland. _
[Gm] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ _ _
[Db] _ So I kind of spend a lot of time listening to Chad music when I was
younger.
_ [Ab] I don't know if anyone is familiar with Plexi, I guess, Christie Moore and stuff like that.
[F] Paul Brady.
Yeah, I like you.
_ _ But basically there's a song that is kind of common to sing in [G] a bar around four o'clock [B] in the morning.
I mean we're almost there.
[Eb] _ This is a kind of song when you're on your final drink
and you've _ _ kind of got to your peak I guess.
You'll stick someone like me up on a bar 11 years old.
Sing it, sing it.
So [B] this is a _ [Cm] _ _ _ [B] song, for some reason this is totally switched off.
This is a song _ called The [Fm] Plexiglass.
How do you like it? _
_ I'm going to [Cm] tune it.
[A] Can I, have we got the [Bm] tuner with the other batteries?
This is totally switched [C] off.
Are we on?
_ _ [N] _
_ _ _ _ _ Okay, this is a _ _ song called The Plexiglass.
How do you like it?
_ _ _ _ There's nobody.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [C] _
There's _ _ [N] _ no _
_ _ [A] _ one.
_ _ [B] _
_ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ I've done [B]
for once of wits [N] to memory now I can't recall.
So fill tonight the parting glass.
[B] Good night and joy be with you all.
_ Of all the calm of [C] life ever I've had.
They are sorry for [N] my going away.
_ And all the sweet parts [B] that ever I had.
They [Bb] would wish me one more day to stay.
_ But since it falls unto my lot.
[Ab] _ That I should [F] rise and you [Fm] should know.
I'll gently rise [Ab] and I'll softly [Eb] call.
[Bb] Good night and joy be with [C] you all. _
_ A man [Bbm] may drink _ [Abm] and not be drunk.
[Bb] _ [Bb] A man may fight and not be slain.
_ [C] A man [Abm] may call the pretty [Eb] girl.
And [Bb] perhaps be welcomed back again.
_ [Bbm] But since it [Fm] has [Db] so ought to be.
By [Eb] time to rise [Bb] and the time to fall. _
Come fill tonight _ the parting glass.
_ Good night and joy be with you all.
Come fill tonight _ the parting [B] glass.
[Ab] Good night [F] and joy [Abm]
be with you all.
Very [N] good, thanks. _
_ _ _ [Abm] _ _ _ [D] Thank you.
_ Everyone in the back, [N] can you hear that?
Yeah? _ _