Chords for Ronnie Drew - Since Maggie Went Away
Tempo:
94.2 bpm
Chords used:
A
D
E
F#m
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[D] [A] [D]
[A] No more I'll stroll, no more I'll stroll along the [E] Bohrain,
[A] Or see the scarlet poppies flame amid the cordon green.
[E] No more beneath [D] the hedge I'll watch [A] the butterflies [E] at play,
[D] For my heart is filled with woe, with [A] woe, since Maggie [D] went away.
[A] The sweet wild rose, the sweet wild rose that loved to [E] see us there,
[A] And seemed to bid us hope, now droops and tells me to despair.
[E] The linnet sings [D] his song [A] unheard, perched on a [E] leafy spray,
[F#m] For my heart is filled [D] with woe, with woe, since Maggie went away.
[A] The gentle flowers, the gentle flowers, their happy [E] charm is fled,
[A] And now they seem like blossoms strewn above the silent dead.
[E] Their symbol [D] now of sorrow deep, [A] and light's swift [E] sure decay,
[F#m] For my heart is [D] filled with woe, with [A] woe, since Maggie [D] went away.
[A] [D] [A] [E]
[A] [D] [A]
[E] [D] [A] [E]
[F#m] [D]
[A] The heartless sun, the heartless sun, with splendour gills the skies,
And mocks with smiling beams a heart that now can only sigh.
[E] Shine on, bright [D] sun, shine on, while [A] I could curse thy [E] proud display,
[F#m] For my heart is filled with woe, with woe, since Maggie [D] went away.
[A] Then welcome grief, then welcome grief, man's warm [Em] true-hearted friend,
[A] For though all things be [D] false, thou still art [A] faithful to the end.
[E] And now I'll [D] walk alone with [A] thee till life [Em] turns into clay,
[F#m] For my heart is [A] filled with woe, with woe, since Maggie [D] went away.
Since Maggie [A] went away.
[A] No more I'll stroll, no more I'll stroll along the [E] Bohrain,
[A] Or see the scarlet poppies flame amid the cordon green.
[E] No more beneath [D] the hedge I'll watch [A] the butterflies [E] at play,
[D] For my heart is filled with woe, with [A] woe, since Maggie [D] went away.
[A] The sweet wild rose, the sweet wild rose that loved to [E] see us there,
[A] And seemed to bid us hope, now droops and tells me to despair.
[E] The linnet sings [D] his song [A] unheard, perched on a [E] leafy spray,
[F#m] For my heart is filled [D] with woe, with woe, since Maggie went away.
[A] The gentle flowers, the gentle flowers, their happy [E] charm is fled,
[A] And now they seem like blossoms strewn above the silent dead.
[E] Their symbol [D] now of sorrow deep, [A] and light's swift [E] sure decay,
[F#m] For my heart is [D] filled with woe, with [A] woe, since Maggie [D] went away.
[A] [D] [A] [E]
[A] [D] [A]
[E] [D] [A] [E]
[F#m] [D]
[A] The heartless sun, the heartless sun, with splendour gills the skies,
And mocks with smiling beams a heart that now can only sigh.
[E] Shine on, bright [D] sun, shine on, while [A] I could curse thy [E] proud display,
[F#m] For my heart is filled with woe, with woe, since Maggie [D] went away.
[A] Then welcome grief, then welcome grief, man's warm [Em] true-hearted friend,
[A] For though all things be [D] false, thou still art [A] faithful to the end.
[E] And now I'll [D] walk alone with [A] thee till life [Em] turns into clay,
[F#m] For my heart is [A] filled with woe, with woe, since Maggie [D] went away.
Since Maggie [A] went away.
Key:
A
D
E
F#m
Em
A
D
E
_ _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _
_ _ [A] No more I'll stroll, no more I'll stroll along the [E] Bohrain,
[A] Or see the scarlet poppies flame amid the cordon green.
[E] No more beneath [D] the hedge I'll watch [A] the butterflies [E] at play,
[D] For my heart is filled with woe, with [A] woe, since Maggie [D] went away.
_ [A] The sweet wild rose, the sweet wild rose that loved to [E] see us there,
[A] And seemed to bid us hope, now droops and tells me to despair.
[E] The linnet sings [D] his song [A] unheard, perched on a [E] leafy spray,
[F#m] For my heart is filled [D] with woe, with woe, since Maggie went away.
_ [A] The gentle flowers, the gentle flowers, their happy [E] charm is fled,
[A] And now they seem like blossoms strewn above the silent dead.
[E] Their symbol [D] now of sorrow deep, [A] and light's swift [E] sure decay,
[F#m] For my heart is [D] filled with woe, with [A] woe, since Maggie [D] went away. _
_ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _
_ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ [E] _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _
_ [F#m] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] The heartless sun, the heartless sun, with splendour gills the skies,
And mocks with smiling beams a heart that now can only sigh.
[E] Shine on, bright [D] sun, shine on, while [A] I could curse thy [E] proud display,
[F#m] For my heart is filled with woe, with woe, since Maggie [D] went away.
_ [A] Then welcome grief, then welcome grief, man's warm [Em] true-hearted friend,
[A] For though all things be [D] false, thou still art [A] faithful to the end.
[E] And now I'll [D] walk alone with [A] thee till life [Em] turns into clay,
[F#m] For my heart is [A] filled with woe, with woe, since Maggie [D] went away. _ _ _
_ Since Maggie [A] went away. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] No more I'll stroll, no more I'll stroll along the [E] Bohrain,
[A] Or see the scarlet poppies flame amid the cordon green.
[E] No more beneath [D] the hedge I'll watch [A] the butterflies [E] at play,
[D] For my heart is filled with woe, with [A] woe, since Maggie [D] went away.
_ [A] The sweet wild rose, the sweet wild rose that loved to [E] see us there,
[A] And seemed to bid us hope, now droops and tells me to despair.
[E] The linnet sings [D] his song [A] unheard, perched on a [E] leafy spray,
[F#m] For my heart is filled [D] with woe, with woe, since Maggie went away.
_ [A] The gentle flowers, the gentle flowers, their happy [E] charm is fled,
[A] And now they seem like blossoms strewn above the silent dead.
[E] Their symbol [D] now of sorrow deep, [A] and light's swift [E] sure decay,
[F#m] For my heart is [D] filled with woe, with [A] woe, since Maggie [D] went away. _
_ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _
_ [A] _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ _
_ [E] _ _ [D] _ _ [A] _ _ [E] _
_ [F#m] _ _ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [A] The heartless sun, the heartless sun, with splendour gills the skies,
And mocks with smiling beams a heart that now can only sigh.
[E] Shine on, bright [D] sun, shine on, while [A] I could curse thy [E] proud display,
[F#m] For my heart is filled with woe, with woe, since Maggie [D] went away.
_ [A] Then welcome grief, then welcome grief, man's warm [Em] true-hearted friend,
[A] For though all things be [D] false, thou still art [A] faithful to the end.
[E] And now I'll [D] walk alone with [A] thee till life [Em] turns into clay,
[F#m] For my heart is [A] filled with woe, with woe, since Maggie [D] went away. _ _ _
_ Since Maggie [A] went away. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _