Chords for Sean Wilson County Tyrone Medley
Tempo:
115.65 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
A
D
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[F] [F]
[C]
[G]
[C] [F] [C]
I was [G] dreaming last [C] night of [F] old Ireland, [C] A place where I once had a [G] home,
Not [F] in Dublin, Killarney, [C] or Derry, [Am]
But [C] after Legion [G] found me [C] to roam,
[G] I can [C] still [G] see the [C] street, Glowing [F] down here in Scotland,
[C] On a hill just beside it, There still is a merry [G] man.
[D] [G] [C] I
[G] often [C] saw them, Not [F] far from my [C] home,
[F] For they're part of [C] the splendour, In [G] them country [C] to roam.
I've just received a letter, From my home in [F] Ireland,
This [G] scribble so familiar, Was my mother's fever high,
A house I'd rhyme [C] with music, [G] And [C] with laughter now [F] I still.
[G] Dear darling, it is lonely now, Among the Wicklow [C] hills,
[F] [C] As [F] I gaze across the mountain, [C] I remember home and joy,
[F] The same old Wicklow mountain, [C] Where ye rambled [G] as a boy.
[C] Your photo as a child, That picture's by your bedside [F] still,
[G] And each night I pray, That you'll come back home,
Among the Wicklow [C] hills.
[D]
I have the [A] invitation, [D] That you sent me,
You wanted me [A] to see you, [D] Change your name.
[G] I couldn't stand to see [A] you, [D] Yet another,
But dear [A] I hope, You're happy [D] just the same.
[G] Wedding bells are ringing, [A]
[D] In the chapel,
[A] Ever since the day, You [D] set me free.
[G] Alone at home, I hang [A] my [D] head in sorrow,
[Em] Those wedding [A] bells, Will never ring [D] for [G] me.
[D]
You wouldn't read my letters, If [G] I wrote you,
[A] You asked me not to call you, [D] On the [A] phone,
[D] But [D] there's something, I'm wanting [G] to tell you,
So [A] I wrote [C#] it, In [A] the words [C#m]
[D] of this [G] song.
[D] I [D] didn't know, Broadman honky [Em]-tonking [G] news,
I might [C#] have known, [A] You'd never [D]
make a wife,
You gave up the only one, That [Em] ever loved [G] you,
And [A] went back to the wife, Aside [D] of the wife.
[A] Someday [E] you'll call, [B] My name, but I won't [A] answer,
Someday [E] you'll reach, For me, I [B] won't be there,
For you've [E] grown tired, Of all the love [A] I gave you,
And [E] someday, You'll find, [B] That I'm not there,
[A] All these years, I've [E] loved you,
Little [C#m] you know, [F#] I claim you for [B] my own,
Someday [E] you'll call, My name, but I won't [A] answer,
Or [C#m] someday, [E]
You'll [B] find yourself alone.
[A] [E]
[C]
[G]
[C] [F] [C]
I was [G] dreaming last [C] night of [F] old Ireland, [C] A place where I once had a [G] home,
Not [F] in Dublin, Killarney, [C] or Derry, [Am]
But [C] after Legion [G] found me [C] to roam,
[G] I can [C] still [G] see the [C] street, Glowing [F] down here in Scotland,
[C] On a hill just beside it, There still is a merry [G] man.
[D] [G] [C] I
[G] often [C] saw them, Not [F] far from my [C] home,
[F] For they're part of [C] the splendour, In [G] them country [C] to roam.
I've just received a letter, From my home in [F] Ireland,
This [G] scribble so familiar, Was my mother's fever high,
A house I'd rhyme [C] with music, [G] And [C] with laughter now [F] I still.
[G] Dear darling, it is lonely now, Among the Wicklow [C] hills,
[F] [C] As [F] I gaze across the mountain, [C] I remember home and joy,
[F] The same old Wicklow mountain, [C] Where ye rambled [G] as a boy.
[C] Your photo as a child, That picture's by your bedside [F] still,
[G] And each night I pray, That you'll come back home,
Among the Wicklow [C] hills.
[D]
I have the [A] invitation, [D] That you sent me,
You wanted me [A] to see you, [D] Change your name.
[G] I couldn't stand to see [A] you, [D] Yet another,
But dear [A] I hope, You're happy [D] just the same.
[G] Wedding bells are ringing, [A]
[D] In the chapel,
[A] Ever since the day, You [D] set me free.
[G] Alone at home, I hang [A] my [D] head in sorrow,
[Em] Those wedding [A] bells, Will never ring [D] for [G] me.
[D]
You wouldn't read my letters, If [G] I wrote you,
[A] You asked me not to call you, [D] On the [A] phone,
[D] But [D] there's something, I'm wanting [G] to tell you,
So [A] I wrote [C#] it, In [A] the words [C#m]
[D] of this [G] song.
[D] I [D] didn't know, Broadman honky [Em]-tonking [G] news,
I might [C#] have known, [A] You'd never [D]
make a wife,
You gave up the only one, That [Em] ever loved [G] you,
And [A] went back to the wife, Aside [D] of the wife.
[A] Someday [E] you'll call, [B] My name, but I won't [A] answer,
Someday [E] you'll reach, For me, I [B] won't be there,
For you've [E] grown tired, Of all the love [A] I gave you,
And [E] someday, You'll find, [B] That I'm not there,
[A] All these years, I've [E] loved you,
Little [C#m] you know, [F#] I claim you for [B] my own,
Someday [E] you'll call, My name, but I won't [A] answer,
Or [C#m] someday, [E]
You'll [B] find yourself alone.
[A] [E]
Key:
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_ _ [F] _ _ _ _ [F] _ _
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ [C] _ _ [F] _ _ [C] _ _
I was _ [G] dreaming last [C] night of [F] old Ireland, _ _ _ _ _ [C] A place where I once had a [G] home, _ _ _ _
Not [F] in Dublin, _ _ _ Killarney, [C] or Derry, _ _ [Am] _
But [C] after _ Legion [G] found me [C] to roam, _ _ _ _
[G] I can [C] still _ [G] see the [C] street, Glowing [F] down here in Scotland, _
_ [C] On a hill just beside it, There still is a merry [G] man. _
[D] _ _ [G] _ _ _ [C] I _
[G] often [C] saw them, Not [F] far from my [C] home,
_ [F] For they're part of [C] the splendour, In [G] them country [C] to roam. _ _ _ _
_ I've just received a letter, From my home in [F] Ireland, _
This [G] scribble so _ familiar, Was my _ mother's fever high,
_ A house I'd rhyme [C] with music, [G] And [C] with laughter now [F] I still. _
_ [G] Dear darling, _ it is lonely now, Among the Wicklow [C] hills, _
[F] _ _ [C] _ _ As [F] I gaze across the mountain, _ [C] I remember _ home and joy,
_ [F] The same old Wicklow mountain, _ [C] Where ye rambled _ [G] as a boy.
_ [C] Your photo as a child, That picture's by your bedside [F] still,
_ [G] And each night I pray, That you'll come back home,
Among the Wicklow [C] _ hills.
_ [D] _ _
_ I have the _ [A] invitation, _ [D] That you sent me, _ _ _ _
_ You wanted me [A] to see you, [D] Change your name. _ _ _ _
_ [G] I couldn't stand to see [A] you, [D] Yet another, _ _
But dear [A] I hope, You're happy _ [D] just the same. _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ Wedding bells are ringing, [A] _
[D] In the chapel, _ _ _ _ _
[A] Ever _ since the day, You [D] set me free. _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] Alone at home, I hang [A] my [D] head in _ sorrow, _ _ _
[Em] Those wedding [A] bells, Will never ring [D] for [G] me.
_ [D] _ _ _
You wouldn't read my letters, If [G] I wrote you, _ _ _ _ _
[A] You asked me not to call you, [D] On the [A] phone,
_ _ [D] _ But [D] there's something, I'm _ wanting [G] to tell you,
_ _ _ So [A] I wrote [C#] it, In [A] the words [C#m] _
[D] of this [G] song.
_ _ [D] I [D] didn't know, _ Broadman _ honky [Em]-tonking [G] news, _ _ _
I might [C#] have known, [A] You'd never [D]
make a _ wife,
_ You gave up the only one, That [Em] ever loved [G] you,
_ _ _ And [A] went back to the wife, Aside [D] of the wife.
_ _ _ [A] Someday [E] you'll call, _ [B] My name, but I won't [A] answer, _ _ _ _ _
Someday [E] you'll _ reach, For me, I [B] won't be there, _ _
For you've [E] grown tired, Of all the love [A] I gave you, _ _
And [E] someday, _ You'll find, [B] That I'm not there, _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ All these years, I've [E] loved you, _ _ _
Little [C#m] you know, [F#] I claim you for [B] my own, _ _ _
Someday [E] you'll call, My name, but I won't [A] answer, _ _
Or _ _ [C#m] someday, [E] _ _
You'll [B] find yourself alone.
[A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ [C] _ _ [F] _ _ [C] _ _
I was _ [G] dreaming last [C] night of [F] old Ireland, _ _ _ _ _ [C] A place where I once had a [G] home, _ _ _ _
Not [F] in Dublin, _ _ _ Killarney, [C] or Derry, _ _ [Am] _
But [C] after _ Legion [G] found me [C] to roam, _ _ _ _
[G] I can [C] still _ [G] see the [C] street, Glowing [F] down here in Scotland, _
_ [C] On a hill just beside it, There still is a merry [G] man. _
[D] _ _ [G] _ _ _ [C] I _
[G] often [C] saw them, Not [F] far from my [C] home,
_ [F] For they're part of [C] the splendour, In [G] them country [C] to roam. _ _ _ _
_ I've just received a letter, From my home in [F] Ireland, _
This [G] scribble so _ familiar, Was my _ mother's fever high,
_ A house I'd rhyme [C] with music, [G] And [C] with laughter now [F] I still. _
_ [G] Dear darling, _ it is lonely now, Among the Wicklow [C] hills, _
[F] _ _ [C] _ _ As [F] I gaze across the mountain, _ [C] I remember _ home and joy,
_ [F] The same old Wicklow mountain, _ [C] Where ye rambled _ [G] as a boy.
_ [C] Your photo as a child, That picture's by your bedside [F] still,
_ [G] And each night I pray, That you'll come back home,
Among the Wicklow [C] _ hills.
_ [D] _ _
_ I have the _ [A] invitation, _ [D] That you sent me, _ _ _ _
_ You wanted me [A] to see you, [D] Change your name. _ _ _ _
_ [G] I couldn't stand to see [A] you, [D] Yet another, _ _
But dear [A] I hope, You're happy _ [D] just the same. _ _ _ _ _
[G] _ Wedding bells are ringing, [A] _
[D] In the chapel, _ _ _ _ _
[A] Ever _ since the day, You [D] set me free. _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] Alone at home, I hang [A] my [D] head in _ sorrow, _ _ _
[Em] Those wedding [A] bells, Will never ring [D] for [G] me.
_ [D] _ _ _
You wouldn't read my letters, If [G] I wrote you, _ _ _ _ _
[A] You asked me not to call you, [D] On the [A] phone,
_ _ [D] _ But [D] there's something, I'm _ wanting [G] to tell you,
_ _ _ So [A] I wrote [C#] it, In [A] the words [C#m] _
[D] of this [G] song.
_ _ [D] I [D] didn't know, _ Broadman _ honky [Em]-tonking [G] news, _ _ _
I might [C#] have known, [A] You'd never [D]
make a _ wife,
_ You gave up the only one, That [Em] ever loved [G] you,
_ _ _ And [A] went back to the wife, Aside [D] of the wife.
_ _ _ [A] Someday [E] you'll call, _ [B] My name, but I won't [A] answer, _ _ _ _ _
Someday [E] you'll _ reach, For me, I [B] won't be there, _ _
For you've [E] grown tired, Of all the love [A] I gave you, _ _
And [E] someday, _ You'll find, [B] That I'm not there, _ _ _
_ _ [A] _ All these years, I've [E] loved you, _ _ _
Little [C#m] you know, [F#] I claim you for [B] my own, _ _ _
Someday [E] you'll call, My name, but I won't [A] answer, _ _
Or _ _ [C#m] someday, [E] _ _
You'll [B] find yourself alone.
[A] _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _