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4 years ago2942Songs of Dublin (1995),Celebration (1987)The Dubliners

Molly Malone Verse One: In D[G]ublin's fair [Em]city, where the [Am]girls are so pretty, I f[G]irst set my [E7]eyes on sweet [A7]Molloy [D7]Malone. She w[G]heeled a wheel[Em]barrow, through [D7]streets broad and narrow, Crying: C[G]ockles and M[D]ussels, [Am]Ali[Em]ve, A[D]live [G]O. Chorus: A[G]live, alive [Em]O, Al[Am]ive, alive...

4 years ago1274The Dubliners With Luke Kelly (2003),Other SongsThe Dubliners

This is from the live version, Nice and easy chords, grand fun to play and gets anyone listening to you wondering what the feck a skideri-diddle-dum is, as they sing along. As always any mistakes are mine - flatwound - THE RARE OLD MOUNTAIN DEW Where the gra[C]sses grow, And the wa[F]ters flow, In a f[C]ree and easy w[G]ay But gi[C]ve me...

4 years ago975The Dubliners With Luke Kelly (2003),Other SongsThe Dubliners

Verse 1: Oh See the host of [C]fleet foot men who sped with faces w[F]an.[C] From farmstedt and from f[F]ishers [C]cot al[Am]ong the b[Dm]anks of B[G7]ann. They [C]come with [Em]vengence [F]in their [C]eyes, too l[Am]ate, too l[Dm]ate are t[G7]hey, For young R[C]oddy McCorly goes to die on the b[Am]ridge of T[F]oome to[C]day. Verse 2: When the...

4 years ago1276A Parcel of Rogues,The Dubliners With Luke Kelly (2003),Dubliners (with Luke Kelly) (1964)The Dubliners

Adeiu to you my Di[D]nah, [A]A thous[D]and[D] times adie[D]u[A][D] We are go[D]ing a[Bm]way from the H[G]oly Gro[A]und, And the g[D]irl that we loved t[A]rue We'll s[D]ail the s[A]alt sea o[D]ve[D]r, And t[D]hen re[Bm]turn once [G]mor[A]e To s[D]ee a[Bm]gain, The g[G]irl we lo[D]ved, And the H[D]oly Gro[A]und once m[D]ore: FINE GIRL YA'ARE The...

4 years ago1479A Parcel of Rogues,Now (1975)The Dubliners

>Refrein Da[G]nce, dance wherever you[G] may be, [G] I am the Lord of the Dance, sai[D]d he. And I'll lead[G] you all wherever you may [G]be, and I'll lea[Am]d you all i[D]n the dance, [G]said he.[C][G] 1). I da[G]nced in the morning when the world was young,[G] and I dan[Am]ced in the moon and the stars and the sun.[C][D] And I came [G]down...

4 years ago1602Luke’s Legacy,Seven Drunken Nights,Other SongsThe Dubliners

I[A] dreamed I saw Joe[A7] Hill last night,as[D] live as you and[A] me, Says[D] I to Joe your[A] ten years dead,I[E] never died says he, I[E7] never died says[A] he, [2] The copper bosses shot you Joe they filled you up with lead, Takes more than guns to kill a man says Joe and I ain't dead Says Joe and I ain't dead. [3] From saltlake city Joe...

4 years ago1402Seven Drunken Nights,Plain and Simple (1973)The Dubliners

A wonderful traditional folk song! I've only heard the Dubliners' cover, here it is! Capo 5th fret. As I wa[C]lked by the do[F]ckside one ev[C]ening so fa[Am]ir, to vi[C]ew the salt w[F]aters and t[C]ake the salt a[G]ir, I hea[F]rd an old fisherman sin[C]ging a song, 'Oh take me aw[G]ay boys, me t[C]ime is not lo[G]ng'. CHORUS Wrap me [C]up...

4 years ago2015More of the Hard Stuff (1967),Luke’s Legacy,Seven Drunken Nights,A Parcel of RoguesThe Dubliners

Verse As [C]I was going over the [Am]cork and Kerry mountains, I [F]met with Captain Farrel and his [C]money he was counting. I first produced my pistol and [Am]then produced my rapier, Saying '[F]Stand and deliver for you [C]are my bold deceiver'. Chorus Musha [G]ring dum a doo dum a da [C]Whack fol the daddy o, [F]Whack fol the daddy...

4 years ago640At It Again! (1968)The Dubliners

Someone told me since, the three vessel mentioned in the song have been decommissioned and scrapped decades ago and I imagine there probably won't be a Russian invader anymore... Chorus The C[G]lona, the Meabh and the Mu[D]cha The p[G]ride of the Irish n[C]avy When [G]the Captain he blows on his whis[D]tle All the sailors go home for their...

4 years ago1112At It Again! (1968)The Dubliners

Intro: Dm-C-Dm-Dm-Dm-Dm When f[F]irst I la[Dm]nded in Live[C]rpool, I [Dm]went up[C]on a s[Dm]pree Me [C]money al[Dm]as I sp[F]ent it [Dm]fast, got dr[C]unk as drunk c[F]ould be An[Dm]d when th[C]at me m[Dm]oney was al[F]l gone, 'twas[Dm] then I w[C]anted m[F]ore But a [Dm]man must be bl[F]ind to m[C]ake up his m[Dm]ind to g[C]o to sea...