Chords for Noreen Bawn
Tempo:
153.1 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Bb
Ab
Fm
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Gm]
[Fm] [Bb]
[Eb] There's a glen in old Chirkana, there's a cottage in the [Ab] glen,
[Fm] Where once dwelt [Bb] an Irish [Eb] Kalin, who [Bb] inspired the hearts [Eb] of men.
[Bb]
She [Eb] was handsome, [Ab]
[Eb] hale and hearty, shy and graceful as [Ab] a fawn,
[Fm] And the love [Bb] of the [Eb] widow's daughter, handsome, [Bb] laughing, nor [F] [Eb] inborn.
[Ab] [Bb]
[Eb] Then one day there came a letter, with her passage paid [Ab] to go,
[Fm] To the land [Bb] where the [Cm] Missouri [Eb]
[Bb] and the Mississippi [Eb] flow.
[Bb]
[Ab] So she said goodbye [Eb] to Aaron, and next morning with [Ab] the dawn,
[Fm] This poor widow [Bb]
[Eb] broken -hearted, [Bb] parted with her nor [Eb] inborn.
[Fm] [Bb]
[Ab] Many years the widow [Eb] waited, till one morning to [Ab] her door,
Came a [Bb] tender [Eb]-hearted woman, costly [Bb] wear the clothes [Eb] she wore,
[Bb]
[Eb] Saying, Mother, don't you know me?
Though I'm frail to see, but [Ab] I call.
But her [D] cheeks were flushed and [Eb] scarlet, and [Bb] another tale [Eb] they told.
[Fm] [Bb]
[Eb] There's a graveyard [Ab]
[Eb] in Chirkana, where the flowers [Ab] wildly way,
[Fm] There's a grey [Bb]-haired [Eb] mother kneeling, [Bb] o'er a green and lonely [Eb] grave,
[Bb]
And my nor in, [Ab] she [Eb] is saying, has been lonely since [Ab] you've gone,
[Fm] Was a curse [Bb] of [Eb] immigration, laid [Bb] you here, my nor [Eb] inborn.
[Fm] [Bb]
[Eb] Love-fond youths [Ab] and [Eb] tender maidens, ponder well before [Ab] you go,
[F] From your humble [Bb]
homes [Eb] in Nehren, what's [Bb] beyond you'll never [Eb] know,
[Bb]
What [Ab] is gold and what is silver, [Eb]
when your health and strength [Ab] is gone.
When [Fm] they speak [Bb] of
[Eb] immigration, won't [Bb] you think of nor
[Eb] inborn.
[N]
[Fm] [Bb]
[Eb] There's a glen in old Chirkana, there's a cottage in the [Ab] glen,
[Fm] Where once dwelt [Bb] an Irish [Eb] Kalin, who [Bb] inspired the hearts [Eb] of men.
[Bb]
She [Eb] was handsome, [Ab]
[Eb] hale and hearty, shy and graceful as [Ab] a fawn,
[Fm] And the love [Bb] of the [Eb] widow's daughter, handsome, [Bb] laughing, nor [F] [Eb] inborn.
[Ab] [Bb]
[Eb] Then one day there came a letter, with her passage paid [Ab] to go,
[Fm] To the land [Bb] where the [Cm] Missouri [Eb]
[Bb] and the Mississippi [Eb] flow.
[Bb]
[Ab] So she said goodbye [Eb] to Aaron, and next morning with [Ab] the dawn,
[Fm] This poor widow [Bb]
[Eb] broken -hearted, [Bb] parted with her nor [Eb] inborn.
[Fm] [Bb]
[Ab] Many years the widow [Eb] waited, till one morning to [Ab] her door,
Came a [Bb] tender [Eb]-hearted woman, costly [Bb] wear the clothes [Eb] she wore,
[Bb]
[Eb] Saying, Mother, don't you know me?
Though I'm frail to see, but [Ab] I call.
But her [D] cheeks were flushed and [Eb] scarlet, and [Bb] another tale [Eb] they told.
[Fm] [Bb]
[Eb] There's a graveyard [Ab]
[Eb] in Chirkana, where the flowers [Ab] wildly way,
[Fm] There's a grey [Bb]-haired [Eb] mother kneeling, [Bb] o'er a green and lonely [Eb] grave,
[Bb]
And my nor in, [Ab] she [Eb] is saying, has been lonely since [Ab] you've gone,
[Fm] Was a curse [Bb] of [Eb] immigration, laid [Bb] you here, my nor [Eb] inborn.
[Fm] [Bb]
[Eb] Love-fond youths [Ab] and [Eb] tender maidens, ponder well before [Ab] you go,
[F] From your humble [Bb]
homes [Eb] in Nehren, what's [Bb] beyond you'll never [Eb] know,
[Bb]
What [Ab] is gold and what is silver, [Eb]
when your health and strength [Ab] is gone.
When [Fm] they speak [Bb] of
[Eb] immigration, won't [Bb] you think of nor
[Eb] inborn.
[N]
Key:
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Bb
Ab
Fm
F
Eb
Bb
Ab
_ _ [Gm] _ _ _ _
[Fm] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
[Eb] There's a glen in old _ Chirkana, _ _ there's a cottage _ in the [Ab] glen, _ _
[Fm] Where once dwelt [Bb] an Irish [Eb] Kalin, _ _ who [Bb] inspired the hearts [Eb] of men.
_ [Bb] _
She [Eb] was handsome, [Ab] _
[Eb] hale and _ _ hearty, shy and graceful _ as [Ab] a fawn, _ _
[Fm] And the love [Bb] of the _ [Eb] widow's daughter, _ _ handsome, [Bb] laughing, nor _ [F] _ [Eb] inborn. _ _
_ _ [Ab] _ _ _ [Bb] _
[Eb] Then one day there came a letter, _ _ with her passage _ paid [Ab] to go, _ _ _
[Fm] To the land [Bb] where the _ [Cm] Missouri _ [Eb] _ _
[Bb] and the _ _ Mississippi _ [Eb] flow.
_ [Bb] _ _
[Ab] So she said goodbye [Eb] to Aaron, _ _ and next morning _ with [Ab] the dawn, _ _
[Fm] This poor widow [Bb] _ _
[Eb] broken _ -hearted, _ [Bb] parted with her nor _ [Eb] _ inborn. _ _
_ [Fm] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
[Ab] Many years the widow [Eb] waited, _ _ _ till one morning to [Ab] her door, _ _
Came a _ [Bb] tender _ [Eb]-hearted woman, _ _ costly [Bb] wear the clothes [Eb] she wore,
[Bb] _ _
_ [Eb] Saying, Mother, _ don't you know _ me?
Though I'm frail to see, but [Ab] I call. _ _
But her [D] cheeks were _ flushed and [Eb] _ _ scarlet, and [Bb] _ another tale [Eb] they told. _ _
_ [Fm] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
[Eb] There's a graveyard [Ab] _ _
[Eb] in Chirkana, _ _ where the flowers _ _ [Ab] wildly way, _ _
[Fm] There's a grey [Bb]-haired [Eb] mother _ kneeling, _ [Bb] o'er a green and lonely [Eb] _ grave,
[Bb] _ _
And my nor in, [Ab] she _ [Eb] is saying, _ _ has been lonely since _ [Ab] you've gone, _ _
[Fm] Was a curse [Bb] of _ [Eb] _ immigration, _ _ laid [Bb] you here, my nor [Eb] _ inborn. _ _
_ [Fm] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
[Eb] Love-fond youths [Ab] and _ [Eb] tender _ _ maidens, ponder well _ before [Ab] you go, _ _ _
[F] From your humble [Bb] _
homes [Eb] in Nehren, _ _ what's [Bb] beyond you'll never [Eb] know,
_ [Bb] _
What [Ab] is gold and what is silver, [Eb] _ _
when your health and strength [Ab] is gone. _ _
When [Fm] they speak [Bb] of _
_ [Eb] immigration, _ _ won't [Bb] you think of nor _
[Eb] _ _ inborn. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _
[Fm] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
[Eb] There's a glen in old _ Chirkana, _ _ there's a cottage _ in the [Ab] glen, _ _
[Fm] Where once dwelt [Bb] an Irish [Eb] Kalin, _ _ who [Bb] inspired the hearts [Eb] of men.
_ [Bb] _
She [Eb] was handsome, [Ab] _
[Eb] hale and _ _ hearty, shy and graceful _ as [Ab] a fawn, _ _
[Fm] And the love [Bb] of the _ [Eb] widow's daughter, _ _ handsome, [Bb] laughing, nor _ [F] _ [Eb] inborn. _ _
_ _ [Ab] _ _ _ [Bb] _
[Eb] Then one day there came a letter, _ _ with her passage _ paid [Ab] to go, _ _ _
[Fm] To the land [Bb] where the _ [Cm] Missouri _ [Eb] _ _
[Bb] and the _ _ Mississippi _ [Eb] flow.
_ [Bb] _ _
[Ab] So she said goodbye [Eb] to Aaron, _ _ and next morning _ with [Ab] the dawn, _ _
[Fm] This poor widow [Bb] _ _
[Eb] broken _ -hearted, _ [Bb] parted with her nor _ [Eb] _ inborn. _ _
_ [Fm] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
[Ab] Many years the widow [Eb] waited, _ _ _ till one morning to [Ab] her door, _ _
Came a _ [Bb] tender _ [Eb]-hearted woman, _ _ costly [Bb] wear the clothes [Eb] she wore,
[Bb] _ _
_ [Eb] Saying, Mother, _ don't you know _ me?
Though I'm frail to see, but [Ab] I call. _ _
But her [D] cheeks were _ flushed and [Eb] _ _ scarlet, and [Bb] _ another tale [Eb] they told. _ _
_ [Fm] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
[Eb] There's a graveyard [Ab] _ _
[Eb] in Chirkana, _ _ where the flowers _ _ [Ab] wildly way, _ _
[Fm] There's a grey [Bb]-haired [Eb] mother _ kneeling, _ [Bb] o'er a green and lonely [Eb] _ grave,
[Bb] _ _
And my nor in, [Ab] she _ [Eb] is saying, _ _ has been lonely since _ [Ab] you've gone, _ _
[Fm] Was a curse [Bb] of _ [Eb] _ immigration, _ _ laid [Bb] you here, my nor [Eb] _ inborn. _ _
_ [Fm] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _
[Eb] Love-fond youths [Ab] and _ [Eb] tender _ _ maidens, ponder well _ before [Ab] you go, _ _ _
[F] From your humble [Bb] _
homes [Eb] in Nehren, _ _ what's [Bb] beyond you'll never [Eb] know,
_ [Bb] _
What [Ab] is gold and what is silver, [Eb] _ _
when your health and strength [Ab] is gone. _ _
When [Fm] they speak [Bb] of _
_ [Eb] immigration, _ _ won't [Bb] you think of nor _
[Eb] _ _ inborn. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _