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by C ROL

KLOS

ISBN 0 7935 21

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7777 West Bluemound Road

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FAVORITES

8

BELIEVE ME IF ALL TH OS E ENDEARING YOUNG CHARMS

4

DANNY BOY (LONDOND ERRY AIR)

11 GALWAY PIPER, THE

14

GARRYOWEN

.

17 GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME, THE

26 HARRlGAN

28 HAS APFYBODY HERE SEEN KELLY?

23 HAS SO RR OW THY YOUNG DAYS SHADED?

3

IF I KNOCK THE L OUT OF KELLY

33 I'LL TAKE YOU HO ME AGAIN, KATHLEEN

36

IRISH WASHERWOMAN, THE

38 KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN

42

K RRY

DANCE, THE

45

KILLARMEY

48 KITTY O F COLERAINE

54

LITTLE BIT O F HEAVEN, A (SHU RE THEY CALL IT IRELAND)

51 MCNAMARA'S

BAND

56

MINSTREL BOY, THE

58

MOLLY MALONE (COCKLES AND MUSSELS)

62

MOTHER MACHREE

6 WIL D IRISH ROSE

68 RORY O MOORE

72

R OS E O F TRALEE, THE

76

SWEET ROSIE

O'GRADY

78 ?IS

THE LAST ROS E

OF

SUMMER

65

TOO-RA-LOO-RA-LOO-RAL (THAT'S

N

IRISH LULLABY)

80

TOURELAY

86 WEARIN' O F THE GREEN, THE

83 WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING

94 WHERE THE RIVER SHANNON FLOW S

90 WH O THREW THE OVERALLS IN MISTRESS MURPHY'S CHOWDER?



DANNY BOY

Lon dond erry Air)

Smoothly with expression

G dim

2

l.Oh Dan ny

the

, %e addit ion al lyr ics

Wi thpedal

C7 F

Dm

G7

pipes the pipes

are

from glen to

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The sum mer s gone

and all the ros es

and

ut come Ye



or when the

ley s hushed and white with

snow.

Tis I ll be there

dow. Oh,

an

ny



,

C G Am7 D7 G7

Gbdim

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2. And when ye come and all the flowers are dying

If am dead, as dead I well may be,

You ll com e and find the place where I a m lying

And kneel and say an Ave there for me.

And shall hear tho soft you tread above m e

And all my grave will warmer swee ter be;

If you will bend and tell me that you love me ,

Then I shall sleep in peace until you com e to me.



E

END

With feeling

C

IEVE ME IF ALL THOSE

=ARING YOUNG CHARM S

F dim

C C7

youth are thine

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CIG G

gaze on so

fond

ly to

cheek un pro

fan d

by a

were to

that the

change

fer

by mor row and

fleet in

vor and faith of a soul can be kno wn ,

like

to which

CIG

fair

y

gifts

fad ing a

time will

but mak e thee more

thou wouldst

Oh, the

still be

heart that

has

as this

mo ment

ly loved

nev er for



I

nd a round the dear

as the sun flow

r

ru

in each

on her

FIA F

dim

CIG

DmIG G7

wish of my

god when he ave when he



THE G LW Y PIPER

Lively

C

no 3rd)

tion

bells are ring ing

3 See additional lyrics

simile

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holds

then

high - est

jigs the

es - ma tion

folks go swing - ing

Pip

ing im of al

what a splen

did Pip

- way.

-

er

Loud ly he

He will low

can

from

play

eve

or low.

to mom

He

can ove

count

- ing leep

fast

thing

or slow;

of scom.



touch

Old

your earts or

is he but

stir

not

your toe,

out worn,

you uch

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3.

Wh en he walks the highway pealing

'Round his head the birds com e wheeling.

Tim ha s carols worth the stealing,

Piping Tim of Galway.

Thrush and linnet, finch and lark,

To each other twitter "Hark "

So on they sing from light to dark

Pipings learnt in Galway.



G RRYOWEN

Brightly

C

1. Let

2. 5.

ee

additional lyrics

Verse

chus sons be

I not dis mayed, but

join ith me ach jo vi a1 blade;

come- I

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booze and sing nd

lend

your aid, to

me with he

-

-

ho - ms. In

Chorus

C no 3rd)

stead of spa we ll drink dow n ale, and

the reck ning

I



15

G C Opt :R va G C

Additional Lyrics

We are the boys that take delight in

Sma shing the Limerick lights when lighting.

Through all the streets like sporters fighting,

And tearing all before us.

Chorus:

Instead of spa we ll drink down ale,

And pay the reck ning on the nail;

No m an for de bt shall go to jail

From Garryow en in glory.

3. W e ll break the window s, we ll break th e doors,

Th e watch knock down by three s and fo ur s;

Then let the doctors work their cures,

And tinker up our bruises.

To Chorus:

4 We ll beat the bailiffs out of fun,

We ll make the mayors and sheriffs run;

We are the boys no man dares dun,

If he regards a whole skin.

To Chorus:

5 Our hearts s o stout have got us fam e,

For soon tis known from whence we came;

Wh ere er w e go they dread the name

Of Garryowen in glory.

To Chorus:



THE GIRL LEFT EHIND ME

oderately

1. The-

Shan non s

Flem ish are

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HA S SORROW THY YOUNG

DAY S SHADED

Moderately slow

G

3. 4 ee

additional lyrics

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H RRIG N

dou ble

R

I

C A

I

N

spells

ar ri gan.

Proud of all the I rish blood that s

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Div il a man can say a word a

dou ble

R

A

N you see, is a name that a shame nev er



8

H A S ANYBODY HERE SEEN KELLY

Brightly

Has 1 1 an y bod y here seen

1 Kel ly?

d o u b l e L Y Has

6

a

an y bod y here seen


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ris man s



still Kil lar ney it l a 1 ways will

F dim

But if

I

knock the

L

out of Kel ly sure he'd

I

0



Gently

I LL

TAKE YOU HOME

AGAIN, KATHLEEN

you home a gain Kath

you love me Kath leen

ee

additional

lyrics

leen

dear

a

your

cross

heart

the lo cean wild

and wide

was ev er

fond and true.

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ros

smiles

es all have left your

that once you gave to

I ve

watched them fad e a way and die.

scarce - ly ev - er see them now.

Your voice

is sad when-e er you

The man y, man y times I

speak,

see

and tears be dim your lov

-

ing

a dark - ning shad - ow on your brow.

l y



CHORUS

F

Gm G dim

I will take you back, ~ a t h - 1een, to

where

your hkart will feel no

F7

Bdim

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3 T o that dear home beyond the sea,

My Ka thleen shall again return.

And when thy old friends welcome thee,

Thy loving heart will cease to yearn.

Wh ere laughs the little silver stream,

Beside your mother s hum ble cot,

And brightest rays of sunshine gleam,

There all your grief will be forgot.

To Chorus



THE IRISH W SHERWOM N

rightly

DIG

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K THLEEN M VOURNEEN

With xpr ssion

Bb FIC C sus C

ith

ped l

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I I .

I I

t7

a

d

l a i r from her light wing the bright dew is

where is the spell that once hung on my



n

r

r

I

got ten how

vour neen my

soon

sad

we must

tears are

sev er?

fall ing to

part?

It may be for years

and it



FIC

FIC

ath leen vour neen



THE KERRY D NCE

Brightly

Oh, the days of the

I

Ker ry danc ing

Oh , the ring of the

pi

per's tune


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hours of glad ness, gone a las like our youth, too soon

DI G C DI F d

sum mer night, and the Ker y pi per's tun ing

made us long with wild de light.

Oh , to think of it,



Oh,

the days of the

Ker - Y danc - ing

Oh, the ring of the pi p er's tune for on e of those



KILLARNEY

Moderately

F

F Bb F . Bb F

nis fa1 len s ru ined

1

4

em rald isles and lwind inrr bavs.

moun

but

tain path

man s faith

and

wood land dells,

can ne er

de cline

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Gm C7 F

Bb

F

Bb

of he

Beau ty s home Kil

11 3.

F

Bb

FIC Dm FIC C7sus C7 F

ev er fair-

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3 No place else can charm the ey e with such bright and varied tints;

Ev ry rock that you pass by, verdure broider or besprints.

Virgin there the green grass grows; ev ry m om springs natal day;

Bright-hued berries daff the snows, smiling winter s frowns awa y.

Angels o ften pausing there doubt if Eden were more fair;

Beau ty s home K illamey, ever fair Killarney.

4.

Mu sic there for echo dwells, makes each sound a harmony;

Many voiced the chorus swells, till it faints in ecstacy.

W ith the charmful tints below, seems the Hea v n above to vie;

All rich colors that we know tinge the cloud-wreaths

in

that sky.

W ings of angels so might shine, glancing back soft light divine;

Beau ty s home Killarney, ever fair Killarney.



KITTY OF COLER INE

Moderately fast

beau ti ful

sat down be

Kit

ty one

side her and

morn ing was

ly did

trip ping with a pitch er from the

Of

chide her that such a mis for tune should

fair of Cole raine;

give

her uch pain

when she saw me

A

kiss then

she

I


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stum bled,

all

vowed

the sweet

for such

but ter milk

plea sure

she'd

wa tered the

break it a

plain.

gain.

Oh, what shall

'Twas

hay mak ing

now? 'Twas

sea son,

do

rea son



pitch

-

er

nev er

I ll

come

ne er meet

sing ley

is plain.

Twas the

For

my

soon

dai

ry,

af - ter

oh,

poor

Bar

Kit

ney

Mc

ty s dis

D G C

as

ter,



McNAMARA S BAND

Lively

1 Oh me

2.

Right

name is

Mc

Na

we are re

ver y swell af

band. A1

fair, the

mar

a, I'm

the

hears in' for a

though we're few in

an nual

cel e

num bers,

we're the

bra tion,

all the

fin

est in

the

gen try

will be

land.

there.

We

When

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at wakes and wed dings and

at

ev r y fan cy

Gen ral Grant to Ire land came he took m e by the

1 nev er

rums

go bang and the



ar thy pumps the b

zoon

while



A

LITTLE BIT OF

HEAVEN

Shure They Call It Ireland)

With expression

C F Fm CIG G C G

nes tled on the o cean in a spot so far a way. An d

when the an gels found it shure it llooked so sweet and fair

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said sup pose we leave it, for it looks so peace ful there. So they

i

sprink led it with star dust just to lmake the sham-rocks grow; tis the

7

Gaug

C

Em

C7

on ly place you ll find them no mat- ter where you go. Then they dot- ted it with sil ver, to

h

make its lakes so grand. And when they had it fin-ished shure they called it Ire land.

I rit



TH MINSTR L OY

With

expression

b

in

strel boy

in strel

f e l l but the

I

of death

him.

his proud

soul der.

His

The

fa ther s sword he has gird ed on,

he loved nev er spoke a gain,

and his

for he

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FIC

der. And

CIG G C

the world be

ul ly thee, of love and

I

I

I

trays thee, one sword, at least thy lrights shall guard one

brav er y Thy lsongs were made

-

for the Ipure and free; they shall

FIC

1

faith ful harp shall praise thee." 2. The slav

nev er sound n



MOLLY MALONE

Cockles

nd

Mussels)

oderately

F

ee additional lyrics

won der, her fish mon gers,

lone.

too.

She

drove

They drove

a wheel - barrow thro streets broad and

wheel bar- rows thro

streets broad and

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nar row

nar - row,

cry ing, "Cock-les

cry ing, "Cock-les

and mus-sels,

and mus sels,

a - live, all

a - live,

all

Chorus C

Cry ing, cockles and mussels,, a Ilive, all a 1

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3. She died of a fa ver, and nothing could save her,

And that was the end of sweet Molly Malone.

But her ghost drives a barrow thro' streets broad and narrow,

Crying, "Cockles and mussels, alive, all alive "

To Chorus



MY

WILD IRISH ROSE

Sweetly

ith

ped l

eet est

ear est

flow r

flow r

ev ry

grows;

nd

some

for MY

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where

sake

none can com pare

she let me

with my

wild rish rose.

r

I I

e

MY take the bloom from my

I

wild



MOTHER M CHREE

Flowing with expression

F

in my

row or

which no

in the

col

leen may

dear days gone

own;

by

there s a in my

by

the

nev er

of the

sound ed

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ev er

fond lov e has heered me, and

Chorus

love the dea r sil ver that shines in your ihair, and the

D G sus G

brow that s all r row ed, and wrink led with



kiss the dear fin

-

gers so oil worn for

I

bless you and lkeep you

L H



TOO R L O 0

R

LO

RAL

(That s An Irish Lullaby)

oderately

CIG

in dreams

song

to me

hug gin

me

in tones

as when

so sweet

she held

and low.

me then.

Just

And

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C

m

ould rish

and

when

yore,

way

the world

to rock

I d

she

give

used

could sing

a sleep

if

me

that

out

she

fast

horus

Too ra loo ra

the cab in

I

loo ral,

too

ra loo ra li,



IG

F D

too ra loo ra loo ral,

hush, now don t YOU 1

too ra loo ra

IG

li, too ra loo ra 1 loo ral, that s an rish lul la



RORY O MOORE

Moderately fast with spirit

C

1. Young

Ror y

0

Moo re court ed Kath a leen bawn, he was

deed then, says Kath leen, don't think of the like for I

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bold as a hawk and she

half

gave a prom

ise to

as the

dawn.

er ing

Mike.

He

The

wished in his

heart

pret

ty Kath

leen to please, and

he

ground

that I

walk

on he

loves, I'll

be boun d. Faith, says


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tho't the best way to do that was to tease. "Now

"I'll rath er love you than the ground." "Now

Ror

y,

be

ais

y," sweet

Kath leen

would cry,

Ror

y,

I'll

Cry

if

you

don ' t l e t

me go,

sure

proof on

her

lip

but a

smile in her eye. "With your

I dream ev'ry night that I'm

hat ing you

so "

"Oh," says

"that same I'm



teas'd till I've put on cloak in

-

side out.

a1 ways go my dear.

Jew el, says

Ror

y, that

Jew - el,

keep

dream

ing that

same is the way you've

same till you die, and bright

D

my heart for day. And 'tis

mom ing will give dirt y night the black lie. And 'tis

pleas'd that

I am

and

why not,

to be sure?

For is

pleas'd that

I am

and

why not,

to be sure?

Since 'tis



1

,2.

CIG G C C

for good luck, says bold 0 Moore.

for good luck, says bold 0 Moore.

luck in odd num bers, says l ~ o r y

0 -

Moore.

dditional Lyrics

3 Arrah Kathleen, my darling, you've teas'd me enough,

And I'v e thrashed for your sake Dinny Grimes and Jim Duff.

And I've made myself drinking your health quite a baste,

So I think after that I may talk to the priest.

Then R ory the rogue stole his arm around her neck,

So soft and s o white without freckle or speck.

And he look'd in her eyes that were beaming w ith light,

And he kiss'd her sweet lips, don't you think he was right?

Now Rory, leave off, sir, you'll hug me no more,

That's eight times today that you've kiss'd me before.

Then here goes another, says he, to be sure,

Fo r there's luck in odd numbers, says Rory O'Moore.



THE

ROSE

OF TRALEE

Sweetly

D

m n

tle

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stray d with

moon thru the

to the

ley her

pure crys

tal

pale rays

was

foun

shed

tain

ding

that stands in

when I won

beau ti ful

th Iheart

he of the

Em

u Em Fd B

of he

L

IL i

no



not

her

Em sus Em

B

Em

D

3

I .

I 1

A

V

I

r

I

d

1

no 'twas the truth in her

dawn ing

that



ra lee

tempo

wi th pedal to end

rit



SWEET ROSIE O GRADY

Moderate waltz tempo

G 3 G dim D7lA D7

Sweet Ro sie 0 I ~ r a

r lit tle

my

stead

y

10 7

I

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most ev ry one knows.

And

when

w e

are mar ried

l

how

l h p

py

we 11

I

be

I

love sweet Ro s ie

0

I ~ r a

o sie

0



TOURELAY

Moderately

G

IG G dim Dm

Pa Pa is

Pa Pa has

out break ing

gum drops and

rocks on the street

ba by has

none

and

if

sleep

ing so

fool ish

and

co

zy

and sweet.

gives

ba

by /one whenh

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ba by, do n t

o clock

cry now, but

come s and the

ver - y

IcLgd sleeps no more,

good,

and when

then poor

pa

- pa comes

pa

pa stays

home

he ll bring

UP all

night

YOU ci ga - root.

oo r

pac ing the floor.

horus

tou

-

re

I

with my

fil

- la

-

ga du sha, Shin a ma

roo sha , bal der a1 da



boom to ou - re

tou re and the

To Coda

Fm

pride of the house is pa

-

pays ba

D S

a1 Coda

with repeat)

CODA



WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING

Mod erate waltz tempo

F

t \

l l

T L

3

2

I

rish leyes are

Ismil sure it s

like a lmom

in

Spring In

the

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rish laugh ter,

I

YOU can

hear the an gels sing. When

I

-

rish hearts are

lhap PY7

I

all the world seems bright and I



gay nd when rish

eyes are

sure

they

steal

your

heart



TH E WEARIN OF THE GREEN

Moderately

F

1 Oh, Pad dy dear, and did you hear the

2

since the co lor we must wear is

3

ee ddition l lyrics

news that s

go

ing

Eng land s cru el

round?

red,

Sham- rock is

sure

The

Ire land s sons will

by law to

ne er for get the

grow

on I rish

blood that

they have

1

61

45-

ground. Saint

hed. You may

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Pat rick s day no

more

to

keep,

his co

lor can t be

take the Sh am rock from

your hat

and

cast

it on the

seen,

sod,

there s a blood y a gin the

but twill take root and flou r ish still, though

law

wear in of the green.

un der foo t it s trod. Wh en the

met with Nap per

can stop the

and he took me by the

blades of g rass from grow ing as they

hand,

grow,

and he

and



said, How's poor old Ire land, and

does she

when the leaves in lsurnmer time their ver dure dare not

stand?

show,

She's the most dis tress ful coun try

then

l

ill change the co lor that

that

ev er you

have seen.

wear in

my

cor

been;

They're hang ing men and

but till that day, please

1.

2.

C Am F Fm C

wo men there



2

Then

3. But

green.

dditional Lyrics

3. Bu t if, at last, our color should be torn from Ireland s heart,

He r sons, with sham e and sorrow, from the dear old soil will part.

I ve heard whisper of a country that lies far beyond the sea,

Wh ere the poor stand equal in the light of freedom s day.

Oh, Erin, must we leave you, driven by the tyrant s hand ?

Mu st we ask a mother s w elcome from a strange but happier land?

Where the cruel cross of England s thraldom never shall be seen,

And where, thank G od, we ll live and die still wea rin of the green.



WHO THREW THE OVERALLS IN

MISTRESS MURPHY S CHOWDER?

With spirit

C

a week a

aid them on

go.

floor.

Ev ry thing was plen ti ful, the

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gen

tle

men, we

mor tar

and were worn out

on

ly

for what hap pen d,

well, it

had their man

-

y

ups and downs as

twas

an aw

ful

we could

plain ly

shame. When Mis tr ss ur phy dish d the chow

-

der out she

And when is tress Mur phy she came to,

faint

-

ed

to

on the

cry and

spot.

pout.

She

She

found a pair of

had them in the



o ver

alls

of the

wash

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