​Off To Tipperary in the morning lyrics and chords

This song is sometimes called  ''With me shillelagh under me arm'' . It was recorded by Bing Crosby and Ruby Murray. It was Written by Billy O’Brien and Raymond Wallace.
Ruby Murry plays this in the key of Fm, the chords here are just one step down from her version and makes the song easier to play.

​[Em]Sure I'm tired of roaming 'round
And so I'm [D]gonna pack me grip,
And I [Em]mean to book me passage on
A mighty powerful ship.
I'll be [G]bound to send a telegram
The [C]day I reach the quay
To tell them in a [G]week or two
They'll [C]be ex[G]pecting [D]me.

(Chorus)

With me shi[G]llelagh under me arm
And a [C]twinkle in me eye,
I'm off for Tippe[A]rary in the [D]morning
With me [G]shillelagh under me arm
And a [C]too-ra-loo-ra-lie,
I'll be welcome in the home that I was [D]born [G]in.

Me [D]mother's told the neighbour
That I'm [G]gonna settle down;
[A]Phil the Fluter's comin' 'round
To [D]play me round the town.
With me shil[G]lelagh under me arm
And a [C]twinkle in me [G]eye
I'm [C]off for Tippe[D]rary in the morn[G]in'.

[Em]Sure I'm feeling mighty fine,
And I've got [D]bags of money, too,
And I [Em]mean to give the folks at home
A [G]proper Irish [Em]do.
There'll be [G]such a welcome waiting for ye
All a[C]long on the mat,
I can just imagine [G]people saying
"Ah ha, [C]how [G]are ye, [D]Pat?"

With me shil[G]lelagh under me arm
And a [C]twinkle in me eye,
I'm off for Tippe[G]rary in the [D]mornin'.
With me shil[G]lelagh under me arm
And a [C]too-ra-loo-ra-[G]lie,
I'll be [C]welcome in the [D]home that I was born [G]in.

Me [D]mother's told the neighbour
That I'm [G]gonna settle down,
And [C]Phil the Fluter's comin' 'round
To [D]play me round the town.
With me shil[G]lelagh under me arm
And a [C]twinkle in me eye,
I'm off [A]for Tippe[G]rary in the [D]mornin'.

Below is another set of chords in case the one's above don't suit your voice.
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[Am]Sure I'm tired of roaming 'round
And so I'm [G]gonna pack me grip,
And I [Am]mean to book me passage on
A mighty powerful ship.
I'll be [C]bound to send a telegram
The [F]day I reach the quay
To tell them in a [C]week or two
They'll [F]be ex[C]pecting [G]me.

(Chorus)

With me shi[C]llelagh under me arm
And a [F]twinkle in me eye,
I'm off for Tippe[D]rary in the [G]morning
With me [C]shillelagh under me arm
And a [F]too-ra-loo-ra-lie,
I'll be welcome in the home that I was [G]born [C]in.

Me [G]mother's told the neighbour
That I'm [C]gonna settle down;
[D]Phil the Fluter's comin' 'round
To [G]play me round the town.
With me shil[C]lelagh under me arm
And a [F]twinkle in me [C]eye
I'm [F]off for Tippe[G]rary in the morn[C]in'.

[Am]Sure I'm feeling mighty fine,
And I've got [G]bags of money, too,
And I [Am]mean to give the folks at home
A [C]proper Irish [Am]do.
There'll be [C]such a welcome waiting for ye
All a[F]long on the mat,
I can just imagine [C]people saying
"Ah ha, [F]how [C]are ye, [G]Pat?"

With me shil[C]lelagh under me arm
And a [F]twinkle in me eye,
I'm off for Tippe[C]rary in the [G]mornin'.
With me shil[C]lelagh under me arm
And a [F]too-ra-loo-ra-[C]lie,
I'll be [F]welcome in the [G]home that I was born [C]in.

Me [G]mother's told the neighbour
That I'm [C]gonna settle down,
And [F]Phil the Fluter's comin' 'round
To [G]play me round the town.
With me shil[C]lelagh under me arm
And a [F]twinkle in me eye,
I'm off [D]for Tippe[C]rary in the [G]mornin'.