Chords for Waterboys Spiddal Sessions Part 1

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guest from the other side of the [Em] room, I got a great idea.
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_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ Who's in the [G] merry month of [D] May?
Who's in the merry month of May?
And the green buds they were swelling.
[A] _ _ _ [G] Sweet William on his [D] deathbed [Bm] lay, _ for the [D] love of Barbara Ellen.
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He [D] sent his man down through the town, to the place where she [G] was [A] dwelling.
_ _ _ [G] Sin master bids you company, if your name be Barbara [D] Ellen. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[G] Slowly, _ [D] _ slowly, she got up _ to the place where he was _ _ lying.
[A] _ [G] And when they drew the [Bm] curtains back, _ [D] said young man, I [G] believe you're [D] dying.
_ _ _ _ _ Oh yes, [Gm] oh yes, I'm a [D] very sick, _ _ and I shall not _ _ [A] recover.
_ _ _ [G] Unless dear Barbara Ellen, [Bm] you _ consent [D] to [G] be my [D] lover. _ _
_ _ Said she, do you recall a night, a night down in the _ [A] tavern?
_ _ [G] You toasted all the ladies [Bm] there, but [D] you slighted Barbara Ellen. _ _
Oh _ _ _ _ yes, said [G] he, I [D] remember it well, that night down at the _ _
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_ _ [G] I gave a toast to [D] all the ladies [Bm] there, but I [D] gave my heart [G] to Barbara [D] Ellen.
As _ _ _ _ she was walking [G] away, [D] _ away, _ she could hear the death bell knelling.
_ _ [G] And every toll _ [A] seemed [Bm] to say, _ [D] hard-hearted _ [G] Barbara [D] Ellen. _ _ _
_ The more they told, the more she wept, until her heart was filled with _ _ _ [A] sorrow. _
_ [G] Said she, he died for [D] me [Bm] today, _ [G] _ I for him _ _ [D] tomorrow. _ _ _
_ _ [G] They [D] buried _ her _ _ _ _ _ in [Gm] the old [D] churchyard.
_ _ They buried him [A] beside her, _ [G] and from his heart [A] there grew a [Bm] rose. _ _
_ [G] And from her heart [D] a [G] briar.
_ _ _ _ [D] They grew, [Dm] they grew, so incredibly high, _ _ [D] till they could [Dm] grow [A] no _ _ higher.
_ _ _ _ _ [G] And there they tied [D] a lover's [G] knot, _
_ [D] the red rose and the _ _ _ briar. _ _
_ _ And they tied a _ _ lover's knot, _ the red rose _ _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _
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and the briar. _ _ _ _ _
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