Irish Song
E, A, E, A (with the middle finger lifted) and some D in there somewheres
E
Strange how today
A
is too warm for December
E
and the trees excitedly
A
are sprouting leaves together
E
it's not fair
D
they've got their pair
A (different) E
just breathin' in the sunny air
....
E A
The sun is shinin'
E
but I'd rather be in ireland's
rainy weather
A (different)
seeking shelter
E
with you.
.....
E
Even though I'm from Oxford
A
I still hate the Brits
E
and just like you
D
I had my to change my views
A E
from the Roman Catholics'
.....
E A
And I'll be pinin'
till I'm with you in Ireland
E
Walking home
A (diffrt)
on the cobblestones
D E
on the streets of Athlone
....
I'll be your Iris
(pick up speed! alternate E and A)
If you'll be my lucky Irish
you so cute
talking like a Pirate
We'll never know
how we go
until we try it so -
Come on! Let's go!
To San Franciso
We'll play music in a local bar
and live off what we get
in our tip jar.
....
And I'll be smilin'
When I'm with you in Ireland
Rubbin' noses
cozy cuddlin' cause we can
....
A
And alas I'll be your lass
E A (diffrt)
if you'll be my lad at last...
....
(back to slow and nostalgic of the beginning)
The sun is shinin'
but I'd rather be in Ireland's
rainy weather
sharing shelther with you.
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