Down By The Liffeyside Lyrics And Chords
Written by Peadar Kearney and recorded by The Wolfe Tones and by The Dubliners. Another song about The Liffey
is Flow Liffey Waters .
is Flow Liffey Waters .
[C]Twas down by[Dm] Anna[G] Lif[C]fey, my [Am]love and[F] I did [C]stray
Where in the good old[Am] slushy[G] mud the sea gulls[G7] sport and [C]play.
We got the whiff of[Am] ray and[G] chips and Mary[G7] softly[C] sighed,
"Oh[F] John, come[Dm] on for a[G] wan and[Am] wan
Down[C] by the[F] Liffey[C]side."
Then down along by George's street the loving pairs to view
While Mary swanked it like a queen in a skirt of royal blue;
Her hat was lately turned and her blouse was newly dyed,
Oh you could not match her round the block,
Down by the Liffeyside.
And on her old melodeon how sweetly could she play.;
"Good-by-ee" and "Don't sigh-ee" and "Rule Brittanni-ay"
But when she turned Sinn Feiner me heart near burst with pride,
To hear her sing the "Soldier's Song",
Down by the Liffeyside.
On Sunday morning to Meath street together we will go,
And it's up to Father Murphy we both will make our vow.
We'll join our hands in wedlock bands and we'll be soon outside
For a whole afternoon, for our honeymoon,
Down by the Liffeyside.
Where in the good old[Am] slushy[G] mud the sea gulls[G7] sport and [C]play.
We got the whiff of[Am] ray and[G] chips and Mary[G7] softly[C] sighed,
"Oh[F] John, come[Dm] on for a[G] wan and[Am] wan
Down[C] by the[F] Liffey[C]side."
Then down along by George's street the loving pairs to view
While Mary swanked it like a queen in a skirt of royal blue;
Her hat was lately turned and her blouse was newly dyed,
Oh you could not match her round the block,
Down by the Liffeyside.
And on her old melodeon how sweetly could she play.;
"Good-by-ee" and "Don't sigh-ee" and "Rule Brittanni-ay"
But when she turned Sinn Feiner me heart near burst with pride,
To hear her sing the "Soldier's Song",
Down by the Liffeyside.
On Sunday morning to Meath street together we will go,
And it's up to Father Murphy we both will make our vow.
We'll join our hands in wedlock bands and we'll be soon outside
For a whole afternoon, for our honeymoon,
Down by the Liffeyside.
Down By The Liffey Side chords in the key of G.
[G]Twas down by[Am] Anna[D] Lif[G]fey, my [Em]love and[C] I did [G]stray
Where in the good old[Em] slushy[D] mud the sea gulls[D7] sport and [G]play.
We got the whiff of[Em] ray and[D] chips and Mary[D7] softly[G] sighed,
"Oh[C] John, come[Am] on for a[D] wan and[Em] wan
Down[G] by the[C] Liffey[G]side."
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[G]Twas down by[Am] Anna[D] Lif[G]fey, my [Em]love and[C] I did [G]stray
Where in the good old[Em] slushy[D] mud the sea gulls[D7] sport and [G]play.
We got the whiff of[Em] ray and[D] chips and Mary[D7] softly[G] sighed,
"Oh[C] John, come[Am] on for a[D] wan and[Em] wan
Down[G] by the[C] Liffey[G]side."
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