The Nightingale Chords by The Dubliners
Tempo:
163.1 bpm
Chords used:
E
B
A
C#m
F#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Here we go.
[E]
[B] [E] [A]
[B] [E] As I went a-walking [B] one morning [E] in May
I spy'd a young couple so fondly [B] stray
[E] One was a young maid so sweet and [B] so fair
[E] And the other one was [A] a soldier [B] and a brave [E] grenadier
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they [E] clung to each other
They were tied in an arm along the road like [B] sister and brother
[E] They were tied in an arm along the road till they came to [B] a stream
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, [B] to hear the [E] nightingale sing
One out of his [B] knapsack he took [E] a fine fiddle
And he played such a merry tune that you heard it [B] here
He [E] played such a merry tune that the [A] folly used to [B] ring
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, to [B] hear the [E] nightingale sing
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each other
They were tied in an arm along the road like [B] sister and brother
[E] They were tied in an arm along the road till they came to [B] a stream
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, to [B] hear the [E] nightingale sing
Then said the stern maid, [B] will you [E] marry me?
Oh no, said the soldier, however [F#m] can [B] that be?
[E] For I have a wife at home in [C#m] my own [B] country
[G#m]
[E] And she is the [A] fairest gift of maid [B] that you ever [E] did see
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each other
They were tied in an arm along the road like [B] sister and brother
They [E] were tied in an arm along the road till they came to [B] a stream
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, to hear [B] the [E] nightingale sing
Now I'm off to Vienna [B] for seven [E] long years
Drinking wine and strong whiskey and [C#m] lots of [B] strong beer
But
[E] if ever I return again it will be in [B] the spring
Then [E] we'll both sit down [A] together, love, to [B] hear the [E] nightingale sing
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each other
They were tied in an arm along the road like sister [B] and brother
They [E] were tied in an arm along the road till they came [C#m] to [B] a stream
And [E] they both sat down [A] together, love, to [B] hear the [E] nightingale sing
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each other
They were tied in an arm along the road like sister [B] and brother
They [E] were tied in an arm along the [C#m] road till they came to [B] a stream
And [E] they both sat [A] down together, love, to [B] hear the nightingale sing
[E] [N] Thank you.
Thank you.
[E]
[B] [E] [A]
[B] [E] As I went a-walking [B] one morning [E] in May
I spy'd a young couple so fondly [B] stray
[E] One was a young maid so sweet and [B] so fair
[E] And the other one was [A] a soldier [B] and a brave [E] grenadier
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they [E] clung to each other
They were tied in an arm along the road like [B] sister and brother
[E] They were tied in an arm along the road till they came to [B] a stream
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, [B] to hear the [E] nightingale sing
One out of his [B] knapsack he took [E] a fine fiddle
And he played such a merry tune that you heard it [B] here
He [E] played such a merry tune that the [A] folly used to [B] ring
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, to [B] hear the [E] nightingale sing
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each other
They were tied in an arm along the road like [B] sister and brother
[E] They were tied in an arm along the road till they came to [B] a stream
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, to [B] hear the [E] nightingale sing
Then said the stern maid, [B] will you [E] marry me?
Oh no, said the soldier, however [F#m] can [B] that be?
[E] For I have a wife at home in [C#m] my own [B] country
[G#m]
[E] And she is the [A] fairest gift of maid [B] that you ever [E] did see
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each other
They were tied in an arm along the road like [B] sister and brother
They [E] were tied in an arm along the road till they came to [B] a stream
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, to hear [B] the [E] nightingale sing
Now I'm off to Vienna [B] for seven [E] long years
Drinking wine and strong whiskey and [C#m] lots of [B] strong beer
But
[E] if ever I return again it will be in [B] the spring
Then [E] we'll both sit down [A] together, love, to [B] hear the [E] nightingale sing
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each other
They were tied in an arm along the road like sister [B] and brother
They [E] were tied in an arm along the road till they came [C#m] to [B] a stream
And [E] they both sat down [A] together, love, to [B] hear the [E] nightingale sing
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each other
They were tied in an arm along the road like sister [B] and brother
They [E] were tied in an arm along the [C#m] road till they came to [B] a stream
And [E] they both sat [A] down together, love, to [B] hear the nightingale sing
[E] [N] Thank you.
Thank you.
Key:
E
B
A
C#m
F#m
E
B
A
_ Here we go.
[E] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ [B] _ _ [E] As _ _ _ _ _ _ I went a-walking [B] one morning [E] in May _
_ I _ spy'd a young couple so fondly [B] stray _ _
_ [E] One _ _ was a young maid so sweet and [B] so fair _ _
_ [E] And the other one was [A] a soldier [B] and a brave _ [E] grenadier _
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they [E] clung to each other _ _
_ They were tied in an arm along the road like [B] sister and brother _ _ _
[E] They were tied in an arm along the road till they came to [B] a stream _ _ _
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, [B] to hear the _ [E] nightingale sing _ _
One out of his [B] knapsack he took [E] a fine fiddle _ _ _
And he played such a merry tune that you heard it [B] here
_ He _ [E] played such a merry tune that the [A] folly used to [B] ring _ _ _
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, to [B] hear the _ [E] nightingale sing _ _ _
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each _ other _ _
They were tied in an arm along the road like [B] sister and brother _ _ _
[E] They were tied in an arm along the road till they came to [B] a stream _ _
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, to [B] hear the _ [E] nightingale sing _ _ _
_ Then said the stern maid, [B] will you [E] marry me? _ _ _
Oh no, said the soldier, _ however [F#m] can [B] that be? _ _ _
[E] For I have a wife at home in [C#m] my own _ [B] country
_ _ [G#m] _ _
[E] And she is the [A] fairest gift of maid [B] that you ever [E] did see _ _ _ _
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each _ other _
They were tied in an arm along the road like [B] sister and brother
_ _ They [E] were tied in an arm along the road till they came to [B] a stream _ _ _
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, to hear [B] the _ [E] nightingale sing _ _ _
Now I'm off to Vienna [B] for seven [E] long years _ _
Drinking wine and strong whiskey and [C#m] lots of [B] strong beer
_ But _
[E] if ever I return again it will be in [B] the spring _ _ _
Then [E] we'll both sit down [A] together, love, to [B] hear the _ [E] nightingale sing _ _ _
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each _ other _
They were tied in an arm along the road like sister [B] and brother _ _
They [E] were tied in an arm along the road till they came [C#m] to [B] a stream _ _
And [E] they both sat down [A] together, love, to [B] hear the _ [E] nightingale sing
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each other
_ _ They were tied in an arm along the road like sister [B] and brother
_ _ They [E] were tied in an arm along the [C#m] road till they came to [B] a stream
_ And [E] they both sat [A] down together, love, to [B] hear the _ nightingale sing
[E] _ _ _ _ [N] Thank you. _ _ _ _ _ _
Thank you. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ [A] _ _
_ [B] _ _ [E] As _ _ _ _ _ _ I went a-walking [B] one morning [E] in May _
_ I _ spy'd a young couple so fondly [B] stray _ _
_ [E] One _ _ was a young maid so sweet and [B] so fair _ _
_ [E] And the other one was [A] a soldier [B] and a brave _ [E] grenadier _
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they [E] clung to each other _ _
_ They were tied in an arm along the road like [B] sister and brother _ _ _
[E] They were tied in an arm along the road till they came to [B] a stream _ _ _
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, [B] to hear the _ [E] nightingale sing _ _
One out of his [B] knapsack he took [E] a fine fiddle _ _ _
And he played such a merry tune that you heard it [B] here
_ He _ [E] played such a merry tune that the [A] folly used to [B] ring _ _ _
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, to [B] hear the _ [E] nightingale sing _ _ _
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each _ other _ _
They were tied in an arm along the road like [B] sister and brother _ _ _
[E] They were tied in an arm along the road till they came to [B] a stream _ _
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, to [B] hear the _ [E] nightingale sing _ _ _
_ Then said the stern maid, [B] will you [E] marry me? _ _ _
Oh no, said the soldier, _ however [F#m] can [B] that be? _ _ _
[E] For I have a wife at home in [C#m] my own _ [B] country
_ _ [G#m] _ _
[E] And she is the [A] fairest gift of maid [B] that you ever [E] did see _ _ _ _
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each _ other _
They were tied in an arm along the road like [B] sister and brother
_ _ They [E] were tied in an arm along the road till they came to [B] a stream _ _ _
[E] And they both sat [A] down together, love, to hear [B] the _ [E] nightingale sing _ _ _
Now I'm off to Vienna [B] for seven [E] long years _ _
Drinking wine and strong whiskey and [C#m] lots of [B] strong beer
_ But _
[E] if ever I return again it will be in [B] the spring _ _ _
Then [E] we'll both sit down [A] together, love, to [B] hear the _ [E] nightingale sing _ _ _
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each _ other _
They were tied in an arm along the road like sister [B] and brother _ _
They [E] were tied in an arm along the road till they came [C#m] to [B] a stream _ _
And [E] they both sat down [A] together, love, to [B] hear the _ [E] nightingale sing
And they kissed so [A] sweet and comforting [B] as they clung to [E] each other
_ _ They were tied in an arm along the road like sister [B] and brother
_ _ They [E] were tied in an arm along the [C#m] road till they came to [B] a stream
_ And [E] they both sat [A] down together, love, to [B] hear the _ nightingale sing
[E] _ _ _ _ [N] Thank you. _ _ _ _ _ _
Thank you. _ _ _ _ _ _ _