Hi For The Beggarman
2/4 guitar timing. A Traditional folk song. The Lyrics and chords fit the Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem [ lyrics ] on their album ‚Freedom Sons’. Use a capo on the 5th fret if you want to play along with them. Journey's end lyrics and chords included. The Little Beggarman'' sheet music, tin whistle notes also now added. This song was recorded by The High Kings and earlier by The Dubliners.
Intro: C-(C-G)-G-G C-C-(C-G)-C
The (C)night being dark and very (G)cold, A woman took pity on a poor old soul (C)She took pity on a poor old soul And asked him (G)to come (C)in Chorus With a (C)too-roo roo-roo rantin (G)hi, A too-roo roo-roo rantin hi (C)Too-roo roo-roo rantin hi, And hi for the (G)beggar(C)man He (C)sat him down in a chimney (G)nook, He hung his coat upon a hook He (C)hung his coat upon a hook And merrily (G)he did (C)sing Chorus In the (C)middle of the night the old woman (G)rose, She missed the beggarman and all his clothes She (C)clapped and clapped and clapped again, Says, "He has me (G)daughter (C)gone" Chorus + Intro (C)Three long years have passed and (G)gone, When this old man came back again (C)Asking for a charity: "Would you lodge a (G)beggar(C)man?" "I (C)never lodged any but the (G)one, And with that one me daughter's gone (C)With that one me daughter's gone, So merrily (G)you may (C)gang" Chorus "Would you (C)like to see your daughter (G)now, With two babies on her knee (C)With two babies on her knee And another one (G)coming (C)on?" "For (C)yonder she sits and yonder she (G)stands, The finest lady in all the land (C)Servants there at her command Since she went with the (G)beggar(C)man" Chorus Guitar chords for Journey's End by Makem and Clancy.
Intro Chords [Em][C][Bm][Am][Am][G][C][G][D][Am] The [Bm]fire is [G]out, the [D]moon is [G]down The [Em]parting glass is [Bm]dry and [D]done And [G]I must go and [D]leave [C]this [G]town Be[Em]fore the rising [D]of the [G]sun And [Em]long's the road and [Bm]far's the mile Be[C]fore I [G]rest my [D]soul a[Am]gain With [Bm]girls [G]that weep [D]and girls [C]that [G]smile And [Em]all the words and [D]ways of [G]men [C][Bm][Am][G][C][G][D][Am] For [G]some there are, that [D]may [C]not [G]bide But [Em]wander to the [Bm]journey's [D]end Nor [G]take a girl to [D]be [C]a [G]bride Nor [Em]keep a man to [D]be a [G]friend And [Em]when I'm done with [Bm]wandering I'll [C]sit be[G]side the [D]road and [Am]weep For [G]all the songs I [C]did not [G]sing And [Em]promi[G]ses I [D]did not [G]keep [Em][Bm][C][G][D][G] [D][G] [Em] [D] |
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