Chords for Irish Rovers-Dublin O'Shay
Tempo:
67.55 bpm
Chords used:
D
G
F
C
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F] If you get [C] drunk in this [G] company, you'll roll [D] round Cape Horn [F] and shit [C] the Rodeo [G] Moor.
[D] Have another drink, [G] boys, or have [D] one with me.
[G] We're home [D] from the sea, [G] yes, we're back on the shore.
[D] And if you get drunk, [G] boys, in this [D] company, [F] you'll roll [C] round Cape Horn [G] and the [D] Rodeo Moor.
He lived on the [G] dockside near [D] Liverpool [G] Town, and he [D] always went [E] down to the [A] thief and the [D] vagabond.
Everyone [G] knew him as [D] Dublin [F] O'Shea.
[C] Some say he [G] came from [D] Killarney.
Have another [G] drink, boys, or [D] have one with [G] me.
We're [D] home from the [C#] sea, yes, we're [A] back on the [D] shore.
And if you get drunk, [G] boys, in [D] this [F] company, you'll [C] roll round [G] Cape Horn and [D] the Rodeo Moor.
He was a lay preacher [G] and a God-fearing [D] man, [G] with a drink in [D] his hand for [E] a terrible [A] sinner.
[D] He'd drink with the devil, [G] and he'd spit in [D] his eye, [F] and he'd go to [C] confession [G] on [D] Fridays.
Have another drink, [G]
[D] boys, or have one with me.
[G] We're home from [D] the sea, yes, [C#] we're back [A] on the shore.
[D] And if you get drunk, boys, in this company, [F] you'll roll [C] round Cape Horn [G] and the [D] Rodeo Moor.
[G]
[D] [G] [D] [Em] [A] [D] [G]
[D] [F] [C] [G] [D] In Burlour, and in [G] Burlour, and there's [D] none can [G] compare.
If you [D] met him, you'd [E] swear that the [A] man was [D] a saint.
One of you could just [G] see him in [D] some foreign [F] bar.
You'd [C] swear he was [G] the High King [D] of Ireland.
Have [G] another drink, boys, or have one with [G] me.
We're home from [D] the sea, yes, [Em] we're back on [D] the shore.
And if you get drunk, boys, [D] in this company, [F] you'll roll round [C] Cape Horn and [G] the [D] Rodeo Moor.
[F] [C]
[G] [D] [F] [C] [G] [D] That's right!
[D] Have another drink, [G] boys, or have [D] one with me.
[G] We're home [D] from the sea, [G] yes, we're back on the shore.
[D] And if you get drunk, [G] boys, in this [D] company, [F] you'll roll [C] round Cape Horn [G] and the [D] Rodeo Moor.
He lived on the [G] dockside near [D] Liverpool [G] Town, and he [D] always went [E] down to the [A] thief and the [D] vagabond.
Everyone [G] knew him as [D] Dublin [F] O'Shea.
[C] Some say he [G] came from [D] Killarney.
Have another [G] drink, boys, or [D] have one with [G] me.
We're [D] home from the [C#] sea, yes, we're [A] back on the [D] shore.
And if you get drunk, [G] boys, in [D] this [F] company, you'll [C] roll round [G] Cape Horn and [D] the Rodeo Moor.
He was a lay preacher [G] and a God-fearing [D] man, [G] with a drink in [D] his hand for [E] a terrible [A] sinner.
[D] He'd drink with the devil, [G] and he'd spit in [D] his eye, [F] and he'd go to [C] confession [G] on [D] Fridays.
Have another drink, [G]
[D] boys, or have one with me.
[G] We're home from [D] the sea, yes, [C#] we're back [A] on the shore.
[D] And if you get drunk, boys, in this company, [F] you'll roll [C] round Cape Horn [G] and the [D] Rodeo Moor.
[G]
[D] [G] [D] [Em] [A] [D] [G]
[D] [F] [C] [G] [D] In Burlour, and in [G] Burlour, and there's [D] none can [G] compare.
If you [D] met him, you'd [E] swear that the [A] man was [D] a saint.
One of you could just [G] see him in [D] some foreign [F] bar.
You'd [C] swear he was [G] the High King [D] of Ireland.
Have [G] another drink, boys, or have one with [G] me.
We're home from [D] the sea, yes, [Em] we're back on [D] the shore.
And if you get drunk, boys, [D] in this company, [F] you'll roll round [C] Cape Horn and [G] the [D] Rodeo Moor.
[F] [C]
[G] [D] [F] [C] [G] [D] That's right!
Key:
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_ [F] If you get [C] drunk in this [G] company, you'll roll [D] round Cape Horn [F] and shit [C] the Rodeo [G] Moor.
[D] Have another drink, [G] boys, or have [D] one with me.
[G] We're home [D] from the sea, [G] yes, we're back on the shore.
[D] And if you get drunk, [G] boys, in this [D] company, [F] you'll roll [C] round Cape Horn [G] and the [D] Rodeo Moor.
He lived on the [G] dockside near [D] Liverpool [G] Town, and he [D] always went [E] down to the [A] thief and the [D] vagabond.
Everyone [G] knew him as [D] Dublin [F] O'Shea.
[C] Some say he [G] came from [D] Killarney.
Have another [G] drink, boys, or [D] have one with [G] me.
We're [D] home from the [C#] sea, yes, we're [A] back on the [D] shore.
And if you get drunk, [G] boys, in [D] this [F] company, you'll [C] roll round [G] Cape Horn and [D] the Rodeo Moor.
He was a lay preacher [G] and a God-fearing [D] man, [G] with a drink in [D] his hand for [E] a terrible [A] sinner.
[D] He'd drink with the devil, [G] and he'd spit in [D] his eye, [F] and he'd go to [C] confession [G] on [D] Fridays.
Have another drink, [G]
[D] boys, or have one with me.
[G] We're home from [D] the sea, yes, [C#] we're back [A] on the shore.
[D] And if you get drunk, boys, in this company, [F] you'll roll [C] round Cape Horn [G] and the [D] Rodeo Moor.
_ [G] _
[D] _ [G] _ [D] _ [Em] _ [A] _ [D] _ _ [G] _
[D] _ [F] _ [C] _ [G] _ [D] _ In Burlour, and in [G] Burlour, and there's [D] none can [G] compare.
If you [D] met him, you'd [E] swear that the [A] man was [D] a saint.
One of you could just [G] see him in [D] some foreign [F] bar.
You'd [C] swear he was [G] the High King [D] of Ireland.
Have [G] another drink, boys, or have one with [G] me.
We're home from [D] the sea, yes, [Em] we're back on [D] the shore.
And if you get drunk, boys, [D] in this company, [F] you'll roll round [C] Cape Horn and [G] the [D] Rodeo Moor.
[F] _ [C] _
[G] _ [D] _ [F] _ [C] _ [G] [D] That's right! _
[D] Have another drink, [G] boys, or have [D] one with me.
[G] We're home [D] from the sea, [G] yes, we're back on the shore.
[D] And if you get drunk, [G] boys, in this [D] company, [F] you'll roll [C] round Cape Horn [G] and the [D] Rodeo Moor.
He lived on the [G] dockside near [D] Liverpool [G] Town, and he [D] always went [E] down to the [A] thief and the [D] vagabond.
Everyone [G] knew him as [D] Dublin [F] O'Shea.
[C] Some say he [G] came from [D] Killarney.
Have another [G] drink, boys, or [D] have one with [G] me.
We're [D] home from the [C#] sea, yes, we're [A] back on the [D] shore.
And if you get drunk, [G] boys, in [D] this [F] company, you'll [C] roll round [G] Cape Horn and [D] the Rodeo Moor.
He was a lay preacher [G] and a God-fearing [D] man, [G] with a drink in [D] his hand for [E] a terrible [A] sinner.
[D] He'd drink with the devil, [G] and he'd spit in [D] his eye, [F] and he'd go to [C] confession [G] on [D] Fridays.
Have another drink, [G]
[D] boys, or have one with me.
[G] We're home from [D] the sea, yes, [C#] we're back [A] on the shore.
[D] And if you get drunk, boys, in this company, [F] you'll roll [C] round Cape Horn [G] and the [D] Rodeo Moor.
_ [G] _
[D] _ [G] _ [D] _ [Em] _ [A] _ [D] _ _ [G] _
[D] _ [F] _ [C] _ [G] _ [D] _ In Burlour, and in [G] Burlour, and there's [D] none can [G] compare.
If you [D] met him, you'd [E] swear that the [A] man was [D] a saint.
One of you could just [G] see him in [D] some foreign [F] bar.
You'd [C] swear he was [G] the High King [D] of Ireland.
Have [G] another drink, boys, or have one with [G] me.
We're home from [D] the sea, yes, [Em] we're back on [D] the shore.
And if you get drunk, boys, [D] in this company, [F] you'll roll round [C] Cape Horn and [G] the [D] Rodeo Moor.
[F] _ [C] _
[G] _ [D] _ [F] _ [C] _ [G] [D] That's right! _