Cifra de Lament For The Molly Maguires - The Irish Rovers
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[Intro]
D
[Chorus]
G C G
Sucking up the coal dust into your lungs
G A D
Underneath the hills where there is no sun
G C G
Trying to make a living on a dollar a day
C Am D G
Digging coal in Pennsylvaniay
[Verse 1]
We left old Ireland, we left our homes
Across the ocean, we had to roam
With five sons and a scrawny wife
C D
Trying to make some kind of a life
[Chorus]
G C G
Sucking up the coal dust into your lungs
G A D
Underneath the hills where there is no sun
G C G
Trying to make a living on a dollar a day
C Am D G
Digging coal in Pennsylvaniay
[Verse 2]
But the Welsh and the English, the Germans, the Dutch
Control the mines, they didn't leave much
A tar-paper shanty, no Irish apply
The Mollies started blowing all the mines sky-high
[Chorus]
G C G
Sucking up the coal dust into your lungs
G A D
Underneath the hills where there is no sun
G C G
Trying to make a living on a dollar a day
C Am D G
Digging coal in Pennsylvaniay
[Verse 3]
A straw boss shot, and owner disappears
G Em
Many's a Welshman lost his ears
Am
Company store burned to the ground
The Molly Maguires are spreading all around
[Chorus]
G C G
Sucking up the coal dust into your lungs
G A D
Underneath the hills where there is no sun
G C G
Trying to make a living on a dollar a day
C Am D G
Digging coal in Pennsylvaniay
[Verse 4]
Am D
Black Jack Kehoe looked after his pack
G Em
Even honest Irish that wouldn't fight back
Am
Checking his boys, put beer in their souls
The Molly Maguires are controlling the coal
[Chorus]
G C G
Sucking up the coal dust into your lungs
G A D
Underneath the hills where there is no sun
G C G
Trying to make a living on a dollar a day
C Am D G
Digging coal in Pennsylvaniay
[Verse 5]
But terror ends as it had begun
G Em
James McParland, he ended their run
He left as a Molly, and he brought their fate
C D
After many years he ended the hate
[Chorus]
G C G
Sucking up the coal dust into your lungs
G A D
Underneath the hills where there is no sun
G C G
Trying to make a living on a dollar a day
C Am D G
Digging coal in Pennsylvaniay
[Outro]
G
A D
G
D G