Any Tipperary Town lyrics chords And Tin Whistle Notes

An Irish folk song about Tipperary. A traditional Irish song, recorded by Sally O'Brien, Larry Cunningham also by Daniel O'Donnell.  Included within this site are a rake of songs that mention Tipperary in the title. The most famous being It's A Long Way To Tipperary Song which seems to be around forever. Youtube video included. Most popular performances on youtube are by Daniel O'Donnell, his sister Margo and by Pat Ely, in that order.

The piano sheet music with chords and bass is in the ebook here .
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[A7]Are you[D] going across to Ireland
[D7]Will you take me in your[G] car
I'm sure you'll find my[D] conversation[A7] sound
I canD] pay my way entirely
I'll[D7] enjoy your com[G]pany
[G]Leave me off in any [A7]Tipperary[D] Town
 
Sure there's Cashel Tipp and Lorra
Old Borris and Clogheen
You can take me where I've never been before
In Dundrum, Roscrea or Carrick
In Thurles or Clonmel
Or my birthplace by the town of Templemore
Chorus
Leave me on the road to Nenagh
Where the rippling Shannon calls
And the Arra Mountains join the Silvermines
I'll be happy too in Cahir
Where the Galtee shadows fall
I'm at home in any Tipperary Town
 
I relive again the memory
Of days I used to know
Ere I let my wandering dreams invade my mind
In that little town of Emly
I knew so long ago
How I rue the day I left it all behind

Guitar chords in the key of G
[D7]Are you[G] going across to Ireland
[G7]Will you take me in your[C] car
I'm sure you'll find my[G] conversation[D7] sound
I can[G] pay my way entirely
I'll[G7] enjoy your com[C]pany
[C]Leave me off in any [D7]Tipperary[G] Town

Below is the list of sheet music and tin whistle songs that are in my ebooks. This is the largest collection of tin whistle songs ever put together.[over 900 songs ] Including folk, pop and trad tunes plus German And French songs along with Christmas Carols.
All of the sheet music tabs have been made as easy to play as was possible.
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​Any Tipperary Town Sheet Music / Tin Whistle Notes Included.

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Larry Cunningham song Any Tipperary Town

About The Song
"Any Tipperary Town" is a beloved Irish country song that captures the deep affection and nostalgia many Irish people feel for their homeland, particularly the county of Tipperary.

Here's a closer look at the song:

Songwriter: The song was written by Johnny McCauley.

Key Performers: While various artists have performed it, it's most famously associated with Daniel O'Donnell, who helped popularize it to a wider audience. Pat Ely and Margo have also recorded popular versions.

Theme and Meaning: The central theme of "Any Tipperary Town" is a longing for home and the familiar comforts of County Tipperary. The lyrics express a desire to return to the county, mentioning specific towns and natural landmarks within Tipperary. It speaks to:

Nostalgia: The song is filled with a sense of yearning for past days and memories associated with the county.

Love of Place: It highlights the beauty and charm of Tipperary, name-dropping towns like Cashel, Thurles, Clonmel, Nenagh, Cahir, and Templemore, as well as features like the Arra Mountains and the Galtee Mountains.

Belonging: The singer expresses that they feel "at home in any Tipperary town," emphasizing a strong connection to the entire county, not just one specific spot.

The Wanderer's Return: It often portrays someone who has left Ireland or Tipperary and is now reflecting on their desire to go back.

"Any Tipperary Town" is a classic example of an Irish country ballad that resonates with anyone who has a strong connection to a particular place, especially those who have emigrated or live away from their roots. Its gentle melody and heartfelt lyrics make it a perennial favourite at dances, concerts, and gatherings throughout Ireland and among the Irish diaspora.

​Irish town in the 1950's