Ireland's Call lyrics chords And Sheet Music
written by Phil Coulter. Guitar music by Marc Fahrbach, the chords are in the chordpro format and the ukulele chords for the key of D are included. This song written for the Irish rugby team, another first for this site to have the song lyrics with guitar chords. Sheet music plus tin whistle notes are included, transcribed by Richard. Recorded by Simon Casey, The Celtic Tenors and by The High Kings.
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Song lyrics without the chords.
Come the day and come the hour Come the power and the glory We have come to answer Our Country's call From the four proud provinces of Ireland CHORUS: Ireland, Ireland Together standing tall Shoulder to shoulder We'll answer Ireland's call From the mighty Glens of Antrim From the rugged hills of Galway From the walls of Limerick And Dublin Bay From the four proud provinces of CHORUS Hearts of steel And heads unbowing Vowing never to be broken We will fight, until We can fight no more From the four proud provinces of Ireland CHORUS Ireland, Ireland Together standing tall Shoulder to shoulder We'll answer Ireland's call Ireland's Call Sheet Music Notes
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The guitar chords for Ireland's call
(D)Come the day and (G)come the (D)hour Come the power and the (E)glor(A)y We have (D)come to (G)answer Our (A)Country's (D)call From the four proud (A)provinces of (D)Ireland CHORUS: (D)Ireland, (G)Ireland (D)Together (G)standing (A)tall (D)Shoulder to (G)shoul(E)der We'll (D)answer (A)Ireland's (D)call From the mighty Glens of Antrim From the rugged hills of Galway From the walls of Limerick And Dublin Bay From the four proud provinces of CHORUS Hearts of steel And heads unbowing Vowing never to be broken We will fight, until We can fight no more From the four proud provinces of Ireland CHORUS Repeat Chorus in E (E)Ireland, (A)Ireland (E)Together (A)standing (B)tall (E)Shoulder to (A)shoul(F#)der We'll (E)answer (B)Ireland's (E)call 
Ukulele Chords for Ireland's Call
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The above video is to teach you how to play the song on the tin whistle.The little "d" is the low d, the "D" is the higher D. For the red B, it's a note that I created for this tune, it's a tone I couldn't make with traditional notes. [ Jean ]
