Geraldines Thinking Of Galway
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: F#Capotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
F Bb F C
Dm C Bb
[Verse 1]
F Dm F Dm
The dawn it is breaking and Geraldine's waking
C Bb
So far from the place she calls home
F Dm F Dm
The new day is dawning and Geraldine's longing
C Bb
So far away over the foam
Bb C F
She always intended to travel
Bb F C
but she never intended to stay
C Dm F
Now Geraldine's thinking of Galway
Bb C F
But Galway's a long way away.
[Chorus]
Bb F
Geraldine's thinking of Galway again
C F
You can tell by the look in her eyes
Bb F C G C
Sometimes alone in the night time Geraldine cries
Bb F
She can still see the moon over Claddagh
Dm C Bb
Or the sun going down in Clew Bay
Bb C Dm Bb C
Geraldine's thinking of Galway so far far away.
[Instrumental]
F Bb F C
Dm C Bb
[Verse 2]
F Dm F Dm
The band it is playing and Geraldine's swaying
C Bb
To the tune of "A pair of brown eyes"
F Dm F Dm
Now somebody calls for a small bit of order
C Bb
When the fiddler plays "Danny Boy"
Bb C F
As she listens the music transports her
Bb F C
So far away over the sea
C Dm F
Now Geraldine's thinking of Galway
Bb C F
And that's where she's longing to be
[Chorus]
Bb F
Geraldine's thinking of Galway again
C F
You can tell by the look in her eyes
Bb F C G C
Sometimes alone in the night time Geraldine cries
Bb F
She can still see the moon over Claddagh
Dm C Bb
Or the sun going down in Clew Bay
Bb C Dm Bb C
Geraldine's thinking of Galway so far far away.
[Interlude]
F F7 Bb Gm
C F Bb F
[Chorus]
Bb F
Geraldine's thinking of Galway again
C F
You can tell by the look in her eyes
Bb F C G C
Sometimes alone in the night time Geraldine cries
Bb F
She can still see the moon over Claddagh
Dm C Bb
Or the sun going down in Clew Bay
Bb C Dm Bb C
Geraldine's thinking of Galway so far far away.
[Outro]
Bb C Dm Bb C
Yes, Geraldine's thinking of Galway so far far away.
C F Bb F
How to play Geraldines Thinking Of Galway
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.