Mary From Dungloe Irish song lyrics and guitar chords
The sheet music, tin whistle notes and ukulele chords is included. Recorded by Sweeneys Men who brought out the song My Heart's Tonight In Ireland, Emmett Spiceland Daniel O'Donnell and The Irish Rovers. A traditional song from Donegal. Included are the guitar chords in chordpro in a few keys including the version by Daniel O'Donnell. The song was also recorded by The Irish Rovers, Donna Taggart and The Johnstones.
1.[C] Oh, then fare ye [G]well, sweet [F]Donegal, the [Em]Rosses[F] and Gwee[C]dore.
I'm crossing[G] the main[F] ocean, where the foaming [C]billows[E7] roar,
it[C] breaks my[G] heart from[F] you to[G] part, where I [F]spent many [C]happy[E] days.
[E7]Fare[C]well to[G] kind re[F]latio[C]ns for I'm[Em] bound for A[F]merika[C]y.
2. Oh my love is tall and handsome and her age is scarce eighteen,
she far exceeds all other fair maids when she trips o'er the green,
her lovely neck and shoulders are fairer than the snow,
till the day I die I'll ne'er deny my Mary from Dungloe.
3. If I was at home in sweet Dungloe a letter I would write,
kind thoughts would fill my bosom for Mary, my delight.
'Tis in her father's garden the fairest violets grow,
and 'twas there I came to court the maid, my Mary from Dungloe
4. Ah, then Mary, you're my hearts delight, my pride and only care,
it was your cruel father would not let me stay there.
But absence makes the heart grow fond and when I'm o'er the main,
may the Lord protect my darling girl till I return again.
5. And I wished I was in sweet Dungloe and seated on the grass.
And by my side a bottle of wine and on my knee a lass.
I'd call for liquor of the best and I'd pay before I go
and I'd roll my Mary in my arms in the town of sweet Dungloe.
I'm crossing[G] the main[F] ocean, where the foaming [C]billows[E7] roar,
it[C] breaks my[G] heart from[F] you to[G] part, where I [F]spent many [C]happy[E] days.
[E7]Fare[C]well to[G] kind re[F]latio[C]ns for I'm[Em] bound for A[F]merika[C]y.
2. Oh my love is tall and handsome and her age is scarce eighteen,
she far exceeds all other fair maids when she trips o'er the green,
her lovely neck and shoulders are fairer than the snow,
till the day I die I'll ne'er deny my Mary from Dungloe.
3. If I was at home in sweet Dungloe a letter I would write,
kind thoughts would fill my bosom for Mary, my delight.
'Tis in her father's garden the fairest violets grow,
and 'twas there I came to court the maid, my Mary from Dungloe
4. Ah, then Mary, you're my hearts delight, my pride and only care,
it was your cruel father would not let me stay there.
But absence makes the heart grow fond and when I'm o'er the main,
may the Lord protect my darling girl till I return again.
5. And I wished I was in sweet Dungloe and seated on the grass.
And by my side a bottle of wine and on my knee a lass.
I'd call for liquor of the best and I'd pay before I go
and I'd roll my Mary in my arms in the town of sweet Dungloe.
Mary From Dungloe Lyrics And chords in the key of G
Daniel sings the song in B
1.[G] Oh, then fare ye [D]well, sweet [C]Donegal, the [Bm]Rosses[C] and Gwee[G]dore.
I'm crossing[D] the main[C] ocean, where the foaming [G]billows[B7] roar,
it[G] breaks my[D] heart from[C] you to[D] part, where I [C]spent many [G]happy[B] days.
[B7]Fare[G]well to[D] kind re[C]latio[G]ns for I'm[Bm] bound for A[C]merika[G]y.
Lyrics And Chords K - M
Daniel sings the song in B
1.[G] Oh, then fare ye [D]well, sweet [C]Donegal, the [Bm]Rosses[C] and Gwee[G]dore.
I'm crossing[D] the main[C] ocean, where the foaming [G]billows[B7] roar,
it[G] breaks my[D] heart from[C] you to[D] part, where I [C]spent many [G]happy[B] days.
[B7]Fare[G]well to[D] kind re[C]latio[G]ns for I'm[Bm] bound for A[C]merika[G]y.
Lyrics And Chords K - M
Sheet Music For Mary From Dungloe In The Key Of D Major. Suitable for flute.
Mary from Dungloe sheet music in the key of D Major
Dungloe strand Donegal
