Chords for Raglan Road - Luke Kelly / The Dubliners cover
Tempo:
64.15 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
A
C#m
A#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Got the air conditioning going so hopefully that's not too loud today.
Happy Sunday morning.
I forgot to pour my coffee.
[A#] We're going to pour some coffee.
We're going to have some fun.
This is one of my favorite Irish songs.
And there are so many beautiful Irish songs.
I am not Irish, but I feel my soul is partly in Ireland all the time.
Let's play this beautiful song and have a nice Sunday morning.
[Em] On Raglan Road
[E] On an autumn day I saw her first [F#m] and knew
That her dark hair would [A#] weave a snare
[E] That I might one [B] day rule
[A] And I saw the [B] danger yet [A#] I passed
Along [B] the enchanted way
And [E] I said let grief be a fallen [F#m]
leaf
[C#m] At the dawning of
[E] [A#]
[E] On Grafton Street
In November we [C#m] trip lightly along [A] the ledge
Of a deep [G#m] ravine where can be seen
[E] The worth of passions [B] pledge
[A] And the queen of hearts [G#m] still making tarts
[E] And I not [B] making hay
Oh [E] I love too much
And by such, by [C#] such is happiness thrown [A] away
[E] Oh I love too much
And by such, by [C#] such is happiness thrown [E] away
I gave her gifts of the [C#m] mind
I gave her the secret [A] sign
That's known to [G#m] artists who have known
[E] True gods of [B] sound and stone
[A] And word and tint [G#m] without [C#m] stint
I gave her poems [B] to say
With [E] her own name there
Her own dark hair [C#m] like clouds or fields of [A] May
With her own name there
Her own dark hair [F#] like clouds or [B] fields of May
[E] On [Em] a quiet street [B] where old ghosts meet
[C#m] I see her [A#] walking [A] now
Away from [A#] me so hurriedly
[E] My reason must [B] allow
[A] That I have [G#m] loved not as I should
[E] That creature [B] made of clay
[E] When the angel woos the clay he'll [C#m] lose
His wings at the [A] dawn of day
[E] When the angel woos the clay he'll [C#m] lose
His [B] wings at the dawn [E] of day
[G#] That's Raglan Road.
Hope you enjoyed that.
[A#] I'll see you next Sunday.
Oh!
[E] My band has a show this coming Friday.
St.
Paul, Minnesota.
If you live in Minnesota or you live [D] anywhere near and you want to drive in,
we'd love to see you.
We're going to be playing by a lake.
It's going to be a lot of fun.
[F#] Como Lake.
St.
Paul.
June 25th.
Come see us.
I'll leave the stuff in the description.
Otherwise, see everybody else next week.
Happy Sunday morning.
I forgot to pour my coffee.
[A#] We're going to pour some coffee.
We're going to have some fun.
This is one of my favorite Irish songs.
And there are so many beautiful Irish songs.
I am not Irish, but I feel my soul is partly in Ireland all the time.
Let's play this beautiful song and have a nice Sunday morning.
[Em] On Raglan Road
[E] On an autumn day I saw her first [F#m] and knew
That her dark hair would [A#] weave a snare
[E] That I might one [B] day rule
[A] And I saw the [B] danger yet [A#] I passed
Along [B] the enchanted way
And [E] I said let grief be a fallen [F#m]
leaf
[C#m] At the dawning of
[E] [A#]
[E] On Grafton Street
In November we [C#m] trip lightly along [A] the ledge
Of a deep [G#m] ravine where can be seen
[E] The worth of passions [B] pledge
[A] And the queen of hearts [G#m] still making tarts
[E] And I not [B] making hay
Oh [E] I love too much
And by such, by [C#] such is happiness thrown [A] away
[E] Oh I love too much
And by such, by [C#] such is happiness thrown [E] away
I gave her gifts of the [C#m] mind
I gave her the secret [A] sign
That's known to [G#m] artists who have known
[E] True gods of [B] sound and stone
[A] And word and tint [G#m] without [C#m] stint
I gave her poems [B] to say
With [E] her own name there
Her own dark hair [C#m] like clouds or fields of [A] May
With her own name there
Her own dark hair [F#] like clouds or [B] fields of May
[E] On [Em] a quiet street [B] where old ghosts meet
[C#m] I see her [A#] walking [A] now
Away from [A#] me so hurriedly
[E] My reason must [B] allow
[A] That I have [G#m] loved not as I should
[E] That creature [B] made of clay
[E] When the angel woos the clay he'll [C#m] lose
His wings at the [A] dawn of day
[E] When the angel woos the clay he'll [C#m] lose
His [B] wings at the dawn [E] of day
[G#] That's Raglan Road.
Hope you enjoyed that.
[A#] I'll see you next Sunday.
Oh!
[E] My band has a show this coming Friday.
St.
Paul, Minnesota.
If you live in Minnesota or you live [D] anywhere near and you want to drive in,
we'd love to see you.
We're going to be playing by a lake.
It's going to be a lot of fun.
[F#] Como Lake.
St.
Paul.
June 25th.
Come see us.
I'll leave the stuff in the description.
Otherwise, see everybody else next week.
Key:
E
B
A
C#m
A#
E
B
A
_ Got the air conditioning going so hopefully that's not too loud today.
Happy Sunday morning.
I forgot to pour my coffee.
[A#] We're going to pour some coffee.
We're going to have some fun.
This is one of my favorite Irish songs.
And there are so many beautiful Irish songs.
I am not Irish, but I feel my soul is partly in Ireland all the time.
_ _ Let's play this beautiful song and have a nice Sunday morning.
_ [Em] _ _ _ On Raglan Road
[E] On an autumn day I saw her first [F#m] and knew
_ That her dark hair would [A#] weave a snare
[E] That I might one [B] day rule
_ [A] And I saw the [B] danger yet [A#] I passed
Along [B] the enchanted way
And [E] I said let grief be a fallen [F#m]
leaf
[C#m] At the dawning of
[E] _ _ [A#] _
[E] On Grafton Street
In November we [C#m] trip lightly along [A] the ledge
Of a deep [G#m] ravine where can be seen
[E] The worth of passions [B] pledge
[A] And the queen of hearts [G#m] still making tarts
[E] And I not [B] making hay
Oh [E] I love too much
And by such, by [C#] such is happiness thrown [A] away
_ [E] Oh I love too much
And by such, by [C#] such is happiness thrown [E] away _ _ _
I gave her gifts of the [C#m] mind
I gave her the secret [A] sign
_ That's known to [G#m] artists who have known
[E] True gods of [B] sound and stone
[A] And word and tint [G#m] without [C#m] stint
I gave her poems [B] to say
With [E] her own name there
Her own dark hair [C#m] like clouds or fields of [A] May
With her own name there
Her own dark hair [F#] like clouds or [B] fields of May
[E] On _ _ [Em] a quiet street [B] where old ghosts meet
[C#m] I see her [A#] walking [A] now
_ Away from [A#] me so hurriedly
[E] My reason must [B] allow
_ [A] That I have [G#m] loved not as I should
[E] That creature [B] made of clay
[E] When the angel woos the clay he'll [C#m] lose
His wings at the [A] dawn of day
_ [E] When the angel woos the clay he'll [C#m] lose
His [B] wings at the dawn [E] of day _ _
_ [G#] _ That's Raglan Road.
Hope you enjoyed that.
[A#] I'll see you next Sunday.
Oh!
[E] My band has a show this coming Friday.
St.
Paul, Minnesota.
If you live in Minnesota or you live [D] anywhere near and you want to drive in,
we'd love to see you.
We're going to be playing by a lake.
It's going to be a lot of fun.
[F#] Como Lake.
St.
Paul.
June 25th.
Come see us.
I'll leave the stuff in the description.
Otherwise, see everybody else next week.
Happy Sunday morning.
I forgot to pour my coffee.
[A#] We're going to pour some coffee.
We're going to have some fun.
This is one of my favorite Irish songs.
And there are so many beautiful Irish songs.
I am not Irish, but I feel my soul is partly in Ireland all the time.
_ _ Let's play this beautiful song and have a nice Sunday morning.
_ [Em] _ _ _ On Raglan Road
[E] On an autumn day I saw her first [F#m] and knew
_ That her dark hair would [A#] weave a snare
[E] That I might one [B] day rule
_ [A] And I saw the [B] danger yet [A#] I passed
Along [B] the enchanted way
And [E] I said let grief be a fallen [F#m]
leaf
[C#m] At the dawning of
[E] _ _ [A#] _
[E] On Grafton Street
In November we [C#m] trip lightly along [A] the ledge
Of a deep [G#m] ravine where can be seen
[E] The worth of passions [B] pledge
[A] And the queen of hearts [G#m] still making tarts
[E] And I not [B] making hay
Oh [E] I love too much
And by such, by [C#] such is happiness thrown [A] away
_ [E] Oh I love too much
And by such, by [C#] such is happiness thrown [E] away _ _ _
I gave her gifts of the [C#m] mind
I gave her the secret [A] sign
_ That's known to [G#m] artists who have known
[E] True gods of [B] sound and stone
[A] And word and tint [G#m] without [C#m] stint
I gave her poems [B] to say
With [E] her own name there
Her own dark hair [C#m] like clouds or fields of [A] May
With her own name there
Her own dark hair [F#] like clouds or [B] fields of May
[E] On _ _ [Em] a quiet street [B] where old ghosts meet
[C#m] I see her [A#] walking [A] now
_ Away from [A#] me so hurriedly
[E] My reason must [B] allow
_ [A] That I have [G#m] loved not as I should
[E] That creature [B] made of clay
[E] When the angel woos the clay he'll [C#m] lose
His wings at the [A] dawn of day
_ [E] When the angel woos the clay he'll [C#m] lose
His [B] wings at the dawn [E] of day _ _
_ [G#] _ That's Raglan Road.
Hope you enjoyed that.
[A#] I'll see you next Sunday.
Oh!
[E] My band has a show this coming Friday.
St.
Paul, Minnesota.
If you live in Minnesota or you live [D] anywhere near and you want to drive in,
we'd love to see you.
We're going to be playing by a lake.
It's going to be a lot of fun.
[F#] Como Lake.
St.
Paul.
June 25th.
Come see us.
I'll leave the stuff in the description.
Otherwise, see everybody else next week.