Chords for The Dubliners- Whiskey In The Jar
Tempo:
109.75 bpm
Chords used:
C
F
Am
G
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[G]
[C] As I was going over the [Am] far-famed Kerry mountains, [F] I met with Captain Farrell [C] and his money he was counting.
I first produced me pistol and [Am] I then produced me rapier.
[F] He said, stand and deliver [C] for you are a bold deceiver, [G] mushering a noo-da-da.
[C] Whack all the daddy-o, [F] whack all the daddy [C]-o, there's whiskey in the jar.
I counted out his money [Am] and it made him pretty penny.
[F] I put it in me pocket [C] and I took it home to Jenny.
She sighed and she swore that she [Am] never would deceive me.
What the [F] devil take the women [C] for, they never can be easy, [G] mushering a noo-da-da.
[C]
Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy-o, [Em] there's whiskey [C] in the jar.
I went unto my chamber all [Am] for to take a snumber.
I [F] dreamt of golden jewels and for sure it was no wonder.
But Jenny drew me charge and then [Am] she filled them up with water.
[F] Then sent for [C] Captain Farrell to [C] be ready for the slaughter, [G] mushering a noo-da-da.
[C] Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy-o, [Em] there's whiskey [C] in the jar.
It was early in the morning [Am] just before I rose to travel.
[F] Up comes a band of [C] footmen and likewise Captain Farrell.
I first produced me pistol [Am] for she'd stolen away me rapier.
[F] But I couldn't shoot the water [C] so a prisoner I was taken, [G] mushering the noo-da-da.
Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy [G]-o, there's whiskey in the [C] jar.
Now there's some take the life [Am] in the carriages a-rolling, [F] and others take [C] the life in the Harley and the bowling.
But I take the life [Am] in the juice of the barley, [F] and courting the chief [C] fair maid in the morning bright and early, [G] mushering the noo-da-da.
Whack all the daddy-o, [F] whack all the daddy [G]-o, there's whiskey in the [C] jar.
If anyone can aid me, [Am] it is me brother in the army.
[F] If I can find a station [C] in Cork or in Killarney, and if he'll go with me, [Am] we'll go roaming in Kilkenny.
[F] And I'm sure he'll treat me better [C] than me only sporting Jenny, [G] mushering the noo-da-da.
Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy [G]-o, there's whiskey [C] in the jar.
[G] Mushering the noo-da-da.
[C] Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy-o, there's whiskey in the [C] jar.
[C] As I was going over the [Am] far-famed Kerry mountains, [F] I met with Captain Farrell [C] and his money he was counting.
I first produced me pistol and [Am] I then produced me rapier.
[F] He said, stand and deliver [C] for you are a bold deceiver, [G] mushering a noo-da-da.
[C] Whack all the daddy-o, [F] whack all the daddy [C]-o, there's whiskey in the jar.
I counted out his money [Am] and it made him pretty penny.
[F] I put it in me pocket [C] and I took it home to Jenny.
She sighed and she swore that she [Am] never would deceive me.
What the [F] devil take the women [C] for, they never can be easy, [G] mushering a noo-da-da.
[C]
Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy-o, [Em] there's whiskey [C] in the jar.
I went unto my chamber all [Am] for to take a snumber.
I [F] dreamt of golden jewels and for sure it was no wonder.
But Jenny drew me charge and then [Am] she filled them up with water.
[F] Then sent for [C] Captain Farrell to [C] be ready for the slaughter, [G] mushering a noo-da-da.
[C] Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy-o, [Em] there's whiskey [C] in the jar.
It was early in the morning [Am] just before I rose to travel.
[F] Up comes a band of [C] footmen and likewise Captain Farrell.
I first produced me pistol [Am] for she'd stolen away me rapier.
[F] But I couldn't shoot the water [C] so a prisoner I was taken, [G] mushering the noo-da-da.
Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy [G]-o, there's whiskey in the [C] jar.
Now there's some take the life [Am] in the carriages a-rolling, [F] and others take [C] the life in the Harley and the bowling.
But I take the life [Am] in the juice of the barley, [F] and courting the chief [C] fair maid in the morning bright and early, [G] mushering the noo-da-da.
Whack all the daddy-o, [F] whack all the daddy [G]-o, there's whiskey in the [C] jar.
If anyone can aid me, [Am] it is me brother in the army.
[F] If I can find a station [C] in Cork or in Killarney, and if he'll go with me, [Am] we'll go roaming in Kilkenny.
[F] And I'm sure he'll treat me better [C] than me only sporting Jenny, [G] mushering the noo-da-da.
Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy [G]-o, there's whiskey [C] in the jar.
[G] Mushering the noo-da-da.
[C] Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy-o, there's whiskey in the [C] jar.
Key:
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Em
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_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ As I was going over the [Am] far-famed Kerry mountains, [F] I met with Captain Farrell [C] and his money he was counting.
I first produced me pistol and [Am] I then produced me rapier.
[F] He said, stand and deliver [C] for you are a bold deceiver, [G] mushering a noo-da-da.
[C] Whack all the daddy-o, [F] whack all the daddy [C]-o, there's whiskey in the jar.
I counted out his money [Am] and it made him pretty penny.
[F] I put it in me pocket [C] and I took it home to Jenny.
She sighed and she swore that she [Am] never would deceive me.
What the [F] devil take the women [C] for, they never can be easy, [G] mushering a noo-da-da.
_ [C]
Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy-o, [Em] there's whiskey [C] in the jar.
I went unto my chamber all [Am] for to take a snumber.
I [F] dreamt of golden jewels and for sure it was no wonder.
But Jenny drew me charge and then [Am] she filled them up with water.
[F] Then sent for [C] Captain Farrell to [C] be ready for the slaughter, [G] mushering a noo-da-da. _
[C] Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy-o, [Em] there's whiskey [C] in the jar.
It was early in the morning [Am] just before I rose to travel.
[F] Up comes a band of [C] footmen and likewise Captain Farrell.
I first produced me pistol [Am] for she'd stolen away me rapier.
[F] But I couldn't shoot the water [C] so a prisoner I was taken, [G] mushering the noo-da-da.
Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy [G]-o, there's whiskey in the [C] jar.
Now there's some take the life [Am] in the carriages a-rolling, [F] and others take [C] the life in the Harley and the bowling.
But I take the life [Am] in the juice of the barley, [F] and courting the chief [C] fair maid in the morning bright and early, [G] mushering the noo-da-da. _
Whack all the daddy-o, [F] whack all the daddy [G]-o, there's whiskey in the [C] jar.
If anyone can aid me, [Am] it is me brother in the army.
[F] If I can find a station [C] in Cork or in Killarney, and if he'll go with me, [Am] we'll go roaming in Kilkenny.
[F] And I'm sure he'll treat me better [C] than me only sporting Jenny, [G] mushering the noo-da-da. _
Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy [G]-o, there's whiskey [C] in the jar.
[G] Mushering the noo-da-da. _
[C] Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy-o, there's whiskey in the [C] jar. _ _ _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ As I was going over the [Am] far-famed Kerry mountains, [F] I met with Captain Farrell [C] and his money he was counting.
I first produced me pistol and [Am] I then produced me rapier.
[F] He said, stand and deliver [C] for you are a bold deceiver, [G] mushering a noo-da-da.
[C] Whack all the daddy-o, [F] whack all the daddy [C]-o, there's whiskey in the jar.
I counted out his money [Am] and it made him pretty penny.
[F] I put it in me pocket [C] and I took it home to Jenny.
She sighed and she swore that she [Am] never would deceive me.
What the [F] devil take the women [C] for, they never can be easy, [G] mushering a noo-da-da.
_ [C]
Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy-o, [Em] there's whiskey [C] in the jar.
I went unto my chamber all [Am] for to take a snumber.
I [F] dreamt of golden jewels and for sure it was no wonder.
But Jenny drew me charge and then [Am] she filled them up with water.
[F] Then sent for [C] Captain Farrell to [C] be ready for the slaughter, [G] mushering a noo-da-da. _
[C] Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy-o, [Em] there's whiskey [C] in the jar.
It was early in the morning [Am] just before I rose to travel.
[F] Up comes a band of [C] footmen and likewise Captain Farrell.
I first produced me pistol [Am] for she'd stolen away me rapier.
[F] But I couldn't shoot the water [C] so a prisoner I was taken, [G] mushering the noo-da-da.
Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy [G]-o, there's whiskey in the [C] jar.
Now there's some take the life [Am] in the carriages a-rolling, [F] and others take [C] the life in the Harley and the bowling.
But I take the life [Am] in the juice of the barley, [F] and courting the chief [C] fair maid in the morning bright and early, [G] mushering the noo-da-da. _
Whack all the daddy-o, [F] whack all the daddy [G]-o, there's whiskey in the [C] jar.
If anyone can aid me, [Am] it is me brother in the army.
[F] If I can find a station [C] in Cork or in Killarney, and if he'll go with me, [Am] we'll go roaming in Kilkenny.
[F] And I'm sure he'll treat me better [C] than me only sporting Jenny, [G] mushering the noo-da-da. _
Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy [G]-o, there's whiskey [C] in the jar.
[G] Mushering the noo-da-da. _
[C] Whack all the daddy [F]-o, whack all the daddy-o, there's whiskey in the [C] jar. _ _ _ _ _