Chords for The Ballad of George & Pop - Pangur Ban
Tempo:
109.35 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Ab
Bb
Gm
Cm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Jam Along & Learn...
[Eb] On the slopes [Gm] of the Cragen, [Ab] one [Gm] morning in [Ab] May,
Four lads [Eb] left their base with hearts young and [Bb] gay.
[Eb] Their cause [Gm] was for freedom, [Ab] a cause [Gm] undenied,
[Ab] And the [Eb] foreign oppressor they went to [Ab] [Bb]
defy.
[Eb] While patrolling [Gm] our streets, [Ab] they met [Gm] with a [Ab] foe,
And with guns [Eb] at their ready, our lads had a go.
[Fm] [Bb]
[Eb] So we'll raise [Bb] up our hands, [Cm] and we'll curse [Eb] that [Ab]
British lance
Who [Eb] torments the [Cm] very hearts of men [Fm] who dare to [Db] cross their [Bb] path.
[Eb] But my heart is [Bb] broken too, [Cm] won't you [Eb] tell me [Ab] what to do?
[Eb] They couldn't stop our [Cm] George and Bob, [Ab] and the [Bb] lust of me [Eb] and you.
[Ab] [Bb]
[Eb] For the place, it [Gm] went silent [Ab] when the shooting [Gm] died down.
[Ab] Two young lads, they [Eb] lay dead on the streets of our [Bb] town.
[Eb] Another two [Gm] lives [Ab] lost for the [Gm] ongoing fight,
[Ab] And in derby [Eb] we're mourned on that fateful [Bb] night.
So [Eb] we'll raise up [Bb] our hands, [Cm] and we'll curse that [Ab] British lance
[Eb] Who torments the very hearts of men [Fm] who dare to cross [Db] their [Bb] path.
[Eb] But my heart is broken [Bb]
too, [Cm] won't you tell me [Ab] what to do?
They [Eb] couldn't stop our George and [Cm] Bob, [Ab] and the lust [Bb] of me [Eb] and you.
[Bb]
[Eb] Now Georgie [Gm] and Bob, [Ab] they like [Gm] cold as stone.
[Ab] They [Fm] died [Eb] fighting for dairy, their own native [Fm] home.
[Bb]
[Eb] So always [Gm] remember, [Ab] and don't [Gm] ever forget,
[Ab] They died fighting [Eb] for Ireland, and we owe [Bb] them a debt.
So [Eb] we'll raise up [Bb] our hands, [Cm] and we'll curse that [Ab] British lance
[Eb] Who torments the very hearts of men [Fm] who dare [Bb] to [Db] cross their [Bb] path.
[Eb] But my heart is broken [Bb]
too, [Cm] won't you tell me [Ab] what to do?
[Eb] They couldn't stop our [Cm]
George and Bob, [Fm] and the lust [Bb] of me [Ab] [Eb] and you.
[N]
Four lads [Eb] left their base with hearts young and [Bb] gay.
[Eb] Their cause [Gm] was for freedom, [Ab] a cause [Gm] undenied,
[Ab] And the [Eb] foreign oppressor they went to [Ab] [Bb]
defy.
[Eb] While patrolling [Gm] our streets, [Ab] they met [Gm] with a [Ab] foe,
And with guns [Eb] at their ready, our lads had a go.
[Fm] [Bb]
[Eb] So we'll raise [Bb] up our hands, [Cm] and we'll curse [Eb] that [Ab]
British lance
Who [Eb] torments the [Cm] very hearts of men [Fm] who dare to [Db] cross their [Bb] path.
[Eb] But my heart is [Bb] broken too, [Cm] won't you [Eb] tell me [Ab] what to do?
[Eb] They couldn't stop our [Cm] George and Bob, [Ab] and the [Bb] lust of me [Eb] and you.
[Ab] [Bb]
[Eb] For the place, it [Gm] went silent [Ab] when the shooting [Gm] died down.
[Ab] Two young lads, they [Eb] lay dead on the streets of our [Bb] town.
[Eb] Another two [Gm] lives [Ab] lost for the [Gm] ongoing fight,
[Ab] And in derby [Eb] we're mourned on that fateful [Bb] night.
So [Eb] we'll raise up [Bb] our hands, [Cm] and we'll curse that [Ab] British lance
[Eb] Who torments the very hearts of men [Fm] who dare to cross [Db] their [Bb] path.
[Eb] But my heart is broken [Bb]
too, [Cm] won't you tell me [Ab] what to do?
They [Eb] couldn't stop our George and [Cm] Bob, [Ab] and the lust [Bb] of me [Eb] and you.
[Bb]
[Eb] Now Georgie [Gm] and Bob, [Ab] they like [Gm] cold as stone.
[Ab] They [Fm] died [Eb] fighting for dairy, their own native [Fm] home.
[Bb]
[Eb] So always [Gm] remember, [Ab] and don't [Gm] ever forget,
[Ab] They died fighting [Eb] for Ireland, and we owe [Bb] them a debt.
So [Eb] we'll raise up [Bb] our hands, [Cm] and we'll curse that [Ab] British lance
[Eb] Who torments the very hearts of men [Fm] who dare [Bb] to [Db] cross their [Bb] path.
[Eb] But my heart is broken [Bb]
too, [Cm] won't you tell me [Ab] what to do?
[Eb] They couldn't stop our [Cm]
George and Bob, [Fm] and the lust [Bb] of me [Ab] [Eb] and you.
[N]
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[Eb] _ _ _ _ On the slopes [Gm] of the Cragen, _ [Ab] _ one [Gm] morning in _ _ [Ab] May,
Four lads [Eb] left their base with hearts young and [Bb] gay. _
_ _ _ [Eb] Their cause [Gm] was for _ freedom, [Ab] _ a cause [Gm] _ undenied,
[Ab] _ _ And the [Eb] foreign oppressor they went to _ [Ab] _ _ [Bb]
defy.
_ [Eb] While _ patrolling [Gm] our streets, _ [Ab] _ they met [Gm] with a [Ab] foe,
_ And with guns [Eb] at their ready, our lads had a go.
_ [Fm] _ [Bb] _
_ _ [Eb] So we'll raise [Bb] up our hands, [Cm] and we'll curse [Eb] that [Ab]
British lance
Who [Eb] torments the [Cm] very hearts of men [Fm] who dare to [Db] cross their [Bb] path.
[Eb] But my heart is [Bb] broken too, [Cm] won't you [Eb] tell me [Ab] what to do?
[Eb] They couldn't stop our [Cm] George and Bob, [Ab] and the _ [Bb] lust of me [Eb] and you.
[Ab] _ [Bb] _
_ _ [Eb] For the place, it [Gm] went silent _ [Ab] _ when the shooting [Gm] died down.
_ [Ab] Two young lads, they [Eb] lay dead on the streets of our [Bb] town. _ _
_ _ [Eb] _ Another two [Gm] lives _ _ [Ab] lost for the [Gm] ongoing _ fight,
[Ab] _ And in derby [Eb] we're mourned on that fateful [Bb] night. _ _ _
_ So [Eb] we'll _ raise up [Bb] our _ hands, [Cm] and we'll curse that [Ab] British _ lance
[Eb] Who torments the very hearts of men [Fm] who dare to cross [Db] their _ [Bb] path.
[Eb] But my heart is broken [Bb]
too, _ [Cm] won't you tell me [Ab] what to do?
They [Eb] couldn't stop our George and [Cm] Bob, [Ab] and the _ lust [Bb] of me [Eb] and _ you.
[Bb] _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ Now Georgie [Gm] and Bob, [Ab] _ _ they like [Gm] cold as stone.
[Ab] _ They [Fm] died [Eb] fighting for dairy, their own native [Fm] home.
_ [Bb] _ _
_ [Eb] So _ always [Gm] remember, _ _ [Ab] _ and don't [Gm] ever forget,
_ [Ab] _ They died fighting [Eb] for Ireland, and we owe [Bb] them a debt. _ _
_ So [Eb] we'll raise up [Bb] our _ hands, [Cm] and we'll curse that [Ab] British _ lance
[Eb] Who torments the very hearts of men [Fm] who dare [Bb] to [Db] cross their _ [Bb] path.
[Eb] But my heart is broken [Bb]
too, _ [Cm] won't you tell me [Ab] what to _ do?
[Eb] They couldn't stop our [Cm]
George and Bob, [Fm] and the _ lust [Bb] of me _ [Ab] [Eb] and you. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _
Four lads [Eb] left their base with hearts young and [Bb] gay. _
_ _ _ [Eb] Their cause [Gm] was for _ freedom, [Ab] _ a cause [Gm] _ undenied,
[Ab] _ _ And the [Eb] foreign oppressor they went to _ [Ab] _ _ [Bb]
defy.
_ [Eb] While _ patrolling [Gm] our streets, _ [Ab] _ they met [Gm] with a [Ab] foe,
_ And with guns [Eb] at their ready, our lads had a go.
_ [Fm] _ [Bb] _
_ _ [Eb] So we'll raise [Bb] up our hands, [Cm] and we'll curse [Eb] that [Ab]
British lance
Who [Eb] torments the [Cm] very hearts of men [Fm] who dare to [Db] cross their [Bb] path.
[Eb] But my heart is [Bb] broken too, [Cm] won't you [Eb] tell me [Ab] what to do?
[Eb] They couldn't stop our [Cm] George and Bob, [Ab] and the _ [Bb] lust of me [Eb] and you.
[Ab] _ [Bb] _
_ _ [Eb] For the place, it [Gm] went silent _ [Ab] _ when the shooting [Gm] died down.
_ [Ab] Two young lads, they [Eb] lay dead on the streets of our [Bb] town. _ _
_ _ [Eb] _ Another two [Gm] lives _ _ [Ab] lost for the [Gm] ongoing _ fight,
[Ab] _ And in derby [Eb] we're mourned on that fateful [Bb] night. _ _ _
_ So [Eb] we'll _ raise up [Bb] our _ hands, [Cm] and we'll curse that [Ab] British _ lance
[Eb] Who torments the very hearts of men [Fm] who dare to cross [Db] their _ [Bb] path.
[Eb] But my heart is broken [Bb]
too, _ [Cm] won't you tell me [Ab] what to do?
They [Eb] couldn't stop our George and [Cm] Bob, [Ab] and the _ lust [Bb] of me [Eb] and _ you.
[Bb] _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ Now Georgie [Gm] and Bob, [Ab] _ _ they like [Gm] cold as stone.
[Ab] _ They [Fm] died [Eb] fighting for dairy, their own native [Fm] home.
_ [Bb] _ _
_ [Eb] So _ always [Gm] remember, _ _ [Ab] _ and don't [Gm] ever forget,
_ [Ab] _ They died fighting [Eb] for Ireland, and we owe [Bb] them a debt. _ _
_ So [Eb] we'll raise up [Bb] our _ hands, [Cm] and we'll curse that [Ab] British _ lance
[Eb] Who torments the very hearts of men [Fm] who dare [Bb] to [Db] cross their _ [Bb] path.
[Eb] But my heart is broken [Bb]
too, _ [Cm] won't you tell me [Ab] what to _ do?
[Eb] They couldn't stop our [Cm]
George and Bob, [Fm] and the _ lust [Bb] of me _ [Ab] [Eb] and you. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _