Chords for The Irish Brigade - Dying Rebel (Live at Grace's Glasgow)
Tempo:
103.1 bpm
Chords used:
F
Bb
C
Dm
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F] A song called The Dying Rebel.
My [F] only son was shot in Dublin.
[G] [E] [N]
[F]
[C] [F]
The night was dark [Bb] and the [F] fight had ended.
The moon [Dm] shone down on [F] O'Connell Street.
[Bb] I [F] stood alone [Bb] where [F] grave men paraded.
Those [C] men have gone, [Am] they're [F] gone to me.
Oh my only son [Bb] was [F] shot in Dublin.
While fighting [Dm] for his country [F] more.
[Bb] He fought [F] for Ireland [Bb] and for [F] Ireland only.
The harp [C] and jammer of Greenwood [F] and Rowley.
The first eye he met [Bb] was a grey [Dm]-haired [F] fowl.
While looking [Dm] for his only [F] [G] son, [Dm]
I said,
[F] Oh man,
[Bb] there's [F] no searching your [C] only son.
[Am] To [C] heaven he's gone, [F]
my God he cried.
[Bb] I broke [F] my God [Dm] he cried on [D] bended [F] knee.
[Bb] I knew my [F] son was [Bb] [F] too kind hearted.
I knew [C] my son [C]
were [F] never [Bb] you.
[F] Sing it with us.
Oh my only son was [D] [F] shot in Dublin.
While fighting [Dm] for his country [F] more.
He fought for Ireland and [Bb] for [F] Ireland only.
The harp [C] and jammer of [A] Greenwood [F] and Rowley.
The last eye he met [Bb] was a [F] dying rebel.
Well nearly [Dm] in love I [D] heard [F] him cry.
[G] [F]
God bless my hope in [Dm] dear [F] custody.
God bless [C] this cause for which [F] I [Bb] die.
[C]
Oh my only [F] son [Bb] was [F] shot in Dublin.
While [Dm] fighting for his [F] country [G] more.
[F]
[Bb] He [F] fought for Ireland [Bb] and for [F] Ireland only.
The [C] harp and jammer of Greenwood [G] and Rowley.
[F]
The harp [C] and jammer of Greenwood [Bb] and Rowley.
[F]
Thank you [B] very much.
[N]
My [F] only son was shot in Dublin.
[G] [E] [N]
[F]
[C] [F]
The night was dark [Bb] and the [F] fight had ended.
The moon [Dm] shone down on [F] O'Connell Street.
[Bb] I [F] stood alone [Bb] where [F] grave men paraded.
Those [C] men have gone, [Am] they're [F] gone to me.
Oh my only son [Bb] was [F] shot in Dublin.
While fighting [Dm] for his country [F] more.
[Bb] He fought [F] for Ireland [Bb] and for [F] Ireland only.
The harp [C] and jammer of Greenwood [F] and Rowley.
The first eye he met [Bb] was a grey [Dm]-haired [F] fowl.
While looking [Dm] for his only [F] [G] son, [Dm]
I said,
[F] Oh man,
[Bb] there's [F] no searching your [C] only son.
[Am] To [C] heaven he's gone, [F]
my God he cried.
[Bb] I broke [F] my God [Dm] he cried on [D] bended [F] knee.
[Bb] I knew my [F] son was [Bb] [F] too kind hearted.
I knew [C] my son [C]
were [F] never [Bb] you.
[F] Sing it with us.
Oh my only son was [D] [F] shot in Dublin.
While fighting [Dm] for his country [F] more.
He fought for Ireland and [Bb] for [F] Ireland only.
The harp [C] and jammer of [A] Greenwood [F] and Rowley.
The last eye he met [Bb] was a [F] dying rebel.
Well nearly [Dm] in love I [D] heard [F] him cry.
[G] [F]
God bless my hope in [Dm] dear [F] custody.
God bless [C] this cause for which [F] I [Bb] die.
[C]
Oh my only [F] son [Bb] was [F] shot in Dublin.
While [Dm] fighting for his [F] country [G] more.
[F]
[Bb] He [F] fought for Ireland [Bb] and for [F] Ireland only.
The [C] harp and jammer of Greenwood [G] and Rowley.
[F]
The harp [C] and jammer of Greenwood [Bb] and Rowley.
[F]
Thank you [B] very much.
[N]
Key:
F
Bb
C
Dm
G
F
Bb
C
_ _ [F] A song called The Dying Rebel.
My [F] only son was shot in Dublin.
[G] _ _ [E] _ _ [N] _
_ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _ [F] _
The night was _ dark _ [Bb] and the [F] fight had ended. _ _ _
The moon [Dm] shone _ down on [F] O'Connell Street. _ _
[Bb] I [F] stood _ alone _ [Bb] where [F] grave men paraded. _ _
Those [C] men have gone, _ _ [Am] they're [F] gone to me. _ _ _
Oh my only _ son _ [Bb] was [F] shot in Dublin. _ _
While fighting [Dm] _ for _ _ his country [F] more. _ _ _
[Bb] He fought [F] for Ireland _ [Bb] and for [F] Ireland only. _ _ _
The harp [C] and jammer _ of Greenwood [F] and Rowley. _ _
The first eye he _ met _ [Bb] was a grey [Dm]-haired [F] fowl.
While _ _ _ looking [Dm] for _ _ _ his only [F] _ [G] son, _ _ [Dm]
I said,
[F] Oh man, _ _
[Bb] there's [F] no searching _ _ your _ [C] only _ _ _ son.
[Am] To [C] heaven he's gone, _ [F] _ _
my God he cried. _ _
[Bb] I broke [F] my _ _ _ _ God [Dm] he cried _ _ on [D] bended [F] knee. _ _
[Bb] I knew my [F] son _ was [Bb] _ [F] too kind hearted. _ _ _
I knew [C] my _ son [C] _ _
were [F] never [Bb] you.
[F] Sing it with us.
Oh my only _ _ son _ was [D] [F] shot in Dublin. _ _ _
While fighting [Dm] for _ _ _ his country [F] more. _ _ _
He fought for Ireland _ and [Bb] for [F] Ireland only. _ _ _
The harp [C] and jammer _ _ of [A] Greenwood [F] and _ Rowley. _
The last eye he met _ _ _ [Bb] was a [F] dying rebel. _ _ _
Well nearly [Dm] in love _ _ I [D] heard [F] him cry.
[G] _ _ [F]
God bless my _ _ hope in [Dm] dear [F] custody. _ _ _
God bless [C] this cause _ for which [F] I [Bb] die.
_ [C] _
Oh my only [F] son _ _ [Bb] was [F] shot in Dublin. _ _
While [Dm] fighting for _ _ his [F] country _ [G] more.
[F] _
[Bb] He [F] fought for _ Ireland _ [Bb] and for [F] Ireland only. _ _
The [C] harp and jammer _ _ of Greenwood [G] and Rowley.
_ [F] _
The harp [C] and _ _ jammer _ of _ Greenwood [Bb] and _ _ Rowley.
_ _ [F] _ _ _
_ Thank you [B] very much.
_ _ [N] _ _
My [F] only son was shot in Dublin.
[G] _ _ [E] _ _ [N] _
_ _ _ _ _ [F] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _ [F] _
The night was _ dark _ [Bb] and the [F] fight had ended. _ _ _
The moon [Dm] shone _ down on [F] O'Connell Street. _ _
[Bb] I [F] stood _ alone _ [Bb] where [F] grave men paraded. _ _
Those [C] men have gone, _ _ [Am] they're [F] gone to me. _ _ _
Oh my only _ son _ [Bb] was [F] shot in Dublin. _ _
While fighting [Dm] _ for _ _ his country [F] more. _ _ _
[Bb] He fought [F] for Ireland _ [Bb] and for [F] Ireland only. _ _ _
The harp [C] and jammer _ of Greenwood [F] and Rowley. _ _
The first eye he _ met _ [Bb] was a grey [Dm]-haired [F] fowl.
While _ _ _ looking [Dm] for _ _ _ his only [F] _ [G] son, _ _ [Dm]
I said,
[F] Oh man, _ _
[Bb] there's [F] no searching _ _ your _ [C] only _ _ _ son.
[Am] To [C] heaven he's gone, _ [F] _ _
my God he cried. _ _
[Bb] I broke [F] my _ _ _ _ God [Dm] he cried _ _ on [D] bended [F] knee. _ _
[Bb] I knew my [F] son _ was [Bb] _ [F] too kind hearted. _ _ _
I knew [C] my _ son [C] _ _
were [F] never [Bb] you.
[F] Sing it with us.
Oh my only _ _ son _ was [D] [F] shot in Dublin. _ _ _
While fighting [Dm] for _ _ _ his country [F] more. _ _ _
He fought for Ireland _ and [Bb] for [F] Ireland only. _ _ _
The harp [C] and jammer _ _ of [A] Greenwood [F] and _ Rowley. _
The last eye he met _ _ _ [Bb] was a [F] dying rebel. _ _ _
Well nearly [Dm] in love _ _ I [D] heard [F] him cry.
[G] _ _ [F]
God bless my _ _ hope in [Dm] dear [F] custody. _ _ _
God bless [C] this cause _ for which [F] I [Bb] die.
_ [C] _
Oh my only [F] son _ _ [Bb] was [F] shot in Dublin. _ _
While [Dm] fighting for _ _ his [F] country _ [G] more.
[F] _
[Bb] He [F] fought for _ Ireland _ [Bb] and for [F] Ireland only. _ _
The [C] harp and jammer _ _ of Greenwood [G] and Rowley.
_ [F] _
The harp [C] and _ _ jammer _ of _ Greenwood [Bb] and _ _ Rowley.
_ _ [F] _ _ _
_ Thank you [B] very much.
_ _ [N] _ _