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My Wild Irish Rose song lyrics and guitar chords

My wild Irish rose flute sheet music included, key of C.Written by Chauncey Olcott in 1899 and recorded by John McCormack in 1914, see the youtube video. The 5 string banjo chords are included. The guitar chords in chordpro are in the key of C and also a version in G Major. Also recorded by Irish country singer Daniel O'Donnell, Ronan Tynan, George Jones and Hank Locklin.The sheet music and tin whistle notes are included. The dawning of the day was also covered by Irish tenor singer John McCormack.​My wild Irish rose guitar tab now added plus the pdf of the sheet music. This song is on the soundtrack of the movie ''Brooklyn''.
My wild Irish rose song lyrics
​Strumming pattern (optional between picking):
3/4 = ↓ ↓↑ ↓
(Beat 1 = strong, beats 2–3 = light)
Fingerpicking pattern used in the TAB:
Bass → 3rd string → 2nd string → 1st string (or melody)
Thumb plays bass, fingers pick the rest.

⭐ WILD IRISH ROSE — SIMPLE FINGERSTYLE (3/4)Standard Tuning – Key of C. 3 bars per line

​[C]If you listen I'll sing you a [F]sweet little [C]song
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Of a flower that's [D7]now droped and [G]dead,
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Yet [C]dearer to me, yes than [F]all of its [C]mates,
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Though each holds a [G]loft its proud [C]head.
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T’was [F]given to me by a [C]girl that I know,
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Since we've met, faith I've [D7]known no re[G]pose.
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She is [C]dearer by far than the [F]world's brightest [C]star,
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And I call her my [G]wild Irish [C]Rose.
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# ⭐ CHORUS
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My [C]wild [G]Irish [C]Rose,
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The [F]sweetest [G]flower that [C]grows.
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You may [F]search every [C]where, but [F]none can com[C]pare
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With my [D]wild [D7]Irish [G]Rose.
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My [C]wild [G]Irish [C]Rose,
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The [F]dearest [G]flower that [C]grows,
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And some [F]day for my[C] sake, she [F]may let me [C]take
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The [D7]bloom from my [G]wild Irish [C]Rose.
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Intro: C-C-F-C   C-F-G-G
If you [C]listen I'll sing you a [F]sweet little [C]song
Of a flower that's [D7]now droped and [G]dead,
Yet [C]dearer to me, yes than [F]all of its [C]mates,
Though each holds a[G]loft its proud [C]head.
T’was [F]given to me by a [C]girl that I know,
Since we've met, faith I've [D7]known no re[G]pose.
She is [C]dearer by far than the [F]world's brightest [C]star,
And I call her my [G]wild Irish [C]Rose.

Chorus
My [C]wild [G]Irish [C]Rose, 
The [F]sweetest [G]flower that [C]grows.
You may [F]search every[C]where, but [F]none can com[C]pare 
With my [D]wild [D7]Irish [G]Rose.
My [C]wild [G]Irish [C]Rose, 
The [F]dearest [G]flower that [C]grows,
And some [F]day for my [C]sake, she [F]may let me [C]take 
The [D7]bloom from my [G]wild Irish [C]Rose.

Bridge: C-F-G-G
They may [C]sing of their roses, which [F]by other [C ]names,
Would smell just as [D7]sweetly, they [G]say.
But [C]I know that my Rose would [F]never con[C]sent
To have that sweet name [G]taken a[C]way.
Her [F]glances are shy when [C]e'er I pass by
The bower where my [D7]true love [G]grows,
And my [C]one wish has been that some [F]day I may [C]win
The heart of my [G]wild Irish [C]Rose.
Chorus
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If you [G]listen I'll sing you a [C]sweet little [G]song
Of a flower that's [A7]now droped and [D]dead,
Yet [G]dearer to me, yes than [C]all of its [G]mates,
Though each holds a[D]loft its proud [G]head.
T’was [C]given to me by a [G]girl that I know,
Since we've met, faith I've [A7]known no re[D]pose.
She is [G]dearer by far than the [C]world's brightest [G]star,
And I call her my [D]wild Irish [G]Rose.


Chorus
My [G]wild [D]Irish [G]Rose, 
The [C]sweetest [D]flower that [G]grows.
You may [C]search every[G]where, but [C]none can com[G]pare 
With my [A]wild [A7]Irish [D]Rose.
My [G]wild [D]Irish [G]Rose, 
The [C]dearest [D]flower that [G]grows,
And some [C]day for my [G]sake, she [C]may let me [G]take 
The [A7]bloom from my [D]wild Irish [G]Rose.
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