Chords for Ireland My Home
Tempo:
107.75 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
C
Am
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[D] [G]
[G] [D] [G]
Spring is nature's morning, [D] a time to rise [C] and toil,
[D] To sound her gentle [C] warning [G] and rouse the sleeping [D] soil.
[G] To clothe with green the tree so bare, [D] raise flowers with [C] coaxing hand,
[D] And know where springtime [C] stirs so fair [G] as in [D] my native [G] land.
Ireland my
[Am] home, [C] [Am] Ireland [D] my home, [C] [D] God save [G] and keep [Em] forever, [G] Ireland my home.
Summertime is nature's noon, [D] she stands awhile, [C] surveys,
[D] This then the burning sun [C] of June [G] will set the earth [D]
[G] ablaze.
The dark blue bell, the bright red [D] rose, are dear to me, [C] but still,
[D] More dear the [D] purple heat [C] that [G] grows [D] upon an [G] Irish hill.
Ireland [C] my
[Am] home, [C] [Am] Ireland my [D]
[C] home, God save [G] and keep [Em] [G] forever, Ireland my home.
Autumn is nature's twilight, [D] she plucks her [C] ripened fruit,
[D] Then strains her weary bark [C] upright [G] and leaves the [A] stubble root.
[G] Plods homeward in the darkening grey, [D] her golden [C] harvest won,
[D] As sinks behind the [C] western bray, [G] the red gold iris sun.
Ireland my
[Am] home, Ireland [D] my [C] home, God [G] save and keep [Em] [C] forever, [G] Ireland my home.
Wintertime is nature's night, [D] she nods and [C] falls asleep,
[D] While waking hills in cloaks [C] of white, [G] their silent vigil [D]
keep.
[G] It's then that warmth and wit abound, [D] where bogwood flames [C] leap higher,
[D] And kindly [A] neighbours gather [C] round [G] a friendly Irish fire.
Ireland [C] my
[Am] home, Ireland [D] my home, [C] [D] God save [G] and keep [Em] forever, [G] [D] Ireland [G] my home.
Ireland [C] my [Am] [C] home, [Am] Ireland [D] my home, [C] God
[D] save [G] and keep [C] forever, [G]
Ireland [Em] my home.
[C] [D] God save [G] and keep [Em]
forever, [G] [D] Ireland [G] my
[C] home.
[G]
[G] [D] [G]
Spring is nature's morning, [D] a time to rise [C] and toil,
[D] To sound her gentle [C] warning [G] and rouse the sleeping [D] soil.
[G] To clothe with green the tree so bare, [D] raise flowers with [C] coaxing hand,
[D] And know where springtime [C] stirs so fair [G] as in [D] my native [G] land.
Ireland my
[Am] home, [C] [Am] Ireland [D] my home, [C] [D] God save [G] and keep [Em] forever, [G] Ireland my home.
Summertime is nature's noon, [D] she stands awhile, [C] surveys,
[D] This then the burning sun [C] of June [G] will set the earth [D]
[G] ablaze.
The dark blue bell, the bright red [D] rose, are dear to me, [C] but still,
[D] More dear the [D] purple heat [C] that [G] grows [D] upon an [G] Irish hill.
Ireland [C] my
[Am] home, [C] [Am] Ireland my [D]
[C] home, God save [G] and keep [Em] [G] forever, Ireland my home.
Autumn is nature's twilight, [D] she plucks her [C] ripened fruit,
[D] Then strains her weary bark [C] upright [G] and leaves the [A] stubble root.
[G] Plods homeward in the darkening grey, [D] her golden [C] harvest won,
[D] As sinks behind the [C] western bray, [G] the red gold iris sun.
Ireland my
[Am] home, Ireland [D] my [C] home, God [G] save and keep [Em] [C] forever, [G] Ireland my home.
Wintertime is nature's night, [D] she nods and [C] falls asleep,
[D] While waking hills in cloaks [C] of white, [G] their silent vigil [D]
keep.
[G] It's then that warmth and wit abound, [D] where bogwood flames [C] leap higher,
[D] And kindly [A] neighbours gather [C] round [G] a friendly Irish fire.
Ireland [C] my
[Am] home, Ireland [D] my home, [C] [D] God save [G] and keep [Em] forever, [G] [D] Ireland [G] my home.
Ireland [C] my [Am] [C] home, [Am] Ireland [D] my home, [C] God
[D] save [G] and keep [C] forever, [G]
Ireland [Em] my home.
[C] [D] God save [G] and keep [Em]
forever, [G] [D] Ireland [G] my
[C] home.
[G]
Key:
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_ _ [D] _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[G] _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
Spring is nature's morning, [D] a time to rise [C] and toil,
[D] To sound her gentle _ [C] warning [G] and rouse the sleeping [D] _ soil.
[G] To clothe with green the tree so bare, [D] raise flowers with [C] coaxing _ hand,
[D] And know where springtime [C] stirs so fair [G] as in [D] my native [G] land. _
_ _ _ Ireland my _
[Am] home, [C] _ [Am] Ireland [D] my _ home, [C] _ [D] God save [G] and keep [Em] forever, [G] _ Ireland my _ home.
_ _ Summertime is nature's noon, [D] she stands awhile, [C] surveys,
_ [D] This then the burning sun [C] of June [G] will set the earth [D] _
_ [G] ablaze.
The dark blue bell, the bright red [D] rose, are dear to me, [C] but still,
[D] More dear the [D] purple heat [C] that [G] grows [D] upon an [G] Irish _ hill.
_ Ireland [C] my _
[Am] home, [C] _ _ [Am] Ireland my [D] _
_ [C] home, God save [G] and keep [Em] _ [G] forever, _ Ireland my _ home.
Autumn is nature's _ twilight, [D] she plucks her [C] ripened fruit,
[D] Then strains her weary bark [C] upright [G] and leaves the [A] stubble root.
[G] Plods homeward in the darkening grey, [D] her golden [C] harvest won,
_ [D] As sinks behind the [C] western bray, [G] the red gold iris sun.
_ _ _ _ Ireland my _
[Am] home, _ _ Ireland [D] my _ _ [C] home, God [G] save and keep [Em] _ [C] forever, [G] _ Ireland my _ home.
_ _ Wintertime is _ nature's night, [D] she nods and [C] falls asleep,
[D] While waking hills in cloaks [C] of white, [G] their silent vigil [D] _
keep.
[G] It's then that warmth and wit abound, [D] where bogwood flames [C] leap higher,
[D] And kindly [A] neighbours gather [C] round [G] a friendly Irish fire.
_ _ Ireland [C] my _
[Am] home, _ Ireland [D] my _ home, [C] _ [D] God save [G] and keep [Em] forever, [G] _ [D] Ireland [G] my _ _ home.
_ Ireland [C] my _ _ [Am] _ [C] home, _ [Am] Ireland [D] my _ _ home, [C] God _
[D] save [G] and keep _ [C] forever, [G] _
Ireland [Em] my _ home. _
[C] _ [D] God save [G] and keep [Em] _
forever, [G] _ _ [D] Ireland [G] my _
[C] home.
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _ _ _ _
Spring is nature's morning, [D] a time to rise [C] and toil,
[D] To sound her gentle _ [C] warning [G] and rouse the sleeping [D] _ soil.
[G] To clothe with green the tree so bare, [D] raise flowers with [C] coaxing _ hand,
[D] And know where springtime [C] stirs so fair [G] as in [D] my native [G] land. _
_ _ _ Ireland my _
[Am] home, [C] _ [Am] Ireland [D] my _ home, [C] _ [D] God save [G] and keep [Em] forever, [G] _ Ireland my _ home.
_ _ Summertime is nature's noon, [D] she stands awhile, [C] surveys,
_ [D] This then the burning sun [C] of June [G] will set the earth [D] _
_ [G] ablaze.
The dark blue bell, the bright red [D] rose, are dear to me, [C] but still,
[D] More dear the [D] purple heat [C] that [G] grows [D] upon an [G] Irish _ hill.
_ Ireland [C] my _
[Am] home, [C] _ _ [Am] Ireland my [D] _
_ [C] home, God save [G] and keep [Em] _ [G] forever, _ Ireland my _ home.
Autumn is nature's _ twilight, [D] she plucks her [C] ripened fruit,
[D] Then strains her weary bark [C] upright [G] and leaves the [A] stubble root.
[G] Plods homeward in the darkening grey, [D] her golden [C] harvest won,
_ [D] As sinks behind the [C] western bray, [G] the red gold iris sun.
_ _ _ _ Ireland my _
[Am] home, _ _ Ireland [D] my _ _ [C] home, God [G] save and keep [Em] _ [C] forever, [G] _ Ireland my _ home.
_ _ Wintertime is _ nature's night, [D] she nods and [C] falls asleep,
[D] While waking hills in cloaks [C] of white, [G] their silent vigil [D] _
keep.
[G] It's then that warmth and wit abound, [D] where bogwood flames [C] leap higher,
[D] And kindly [A] neighbours gather [C] round [G] a friendly Irish fire.
_ _ Ireland [C] my _
[Am] home, _ Ireland [D] my _ home, [C] _ [D] God save [G] and keep [Em] forever, [G] _ [D] Ireland [G] my _ _ home.
_ Ireland [C] my _ _ [Am] _ [C] home, _ [Am] Ireland [D] my _ _ home, [C] God _
[D] save [G] and keep _ [C] forever, [G] _
Ireland [Em] my _ home. _
[C] _ [D] God save [G] and keep [Em] _
forever, [G] _ _ [D] Ireland [G] my _
[C] home.
[G] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _