Rolling Home To Dear Old Dublin
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
ROLLING HOME
As sung by Al O'Donnell and The Dubliners when he filled in for a couple of shows for
Patsy Watchorn in 2010
G
Call all hands to man the capstan
C
See the cable running clear
D G
Heave away and with a will, boys
D G
For our home now we will steer
[Chorus]
G
Rolling home, rolling home
C
Rolling home across the sea
D G
D G
Rolling home dear land to thee
[Verse 2]
G
Fare the well, you Spanish ladies
C
I must now bid you adieu
D G
Happy hours we've spend together
D G
Happy hours we've spend with you.
[Chorus]
G
Rolling home, rolling home
C
Rolling home across the sea
D G
Rolling home to dear old Dublin
D G
Rolling home dear land to thee
[Verse 3]
G
Round Cape Horn one frosty morning
C
And our sails are filled with snow
D G
Clear your sheets and sway your halyards
D G
Bring her round and let her go
[Chorus]
G
Rolling home, rolling home
C
Rolling home across the sea
D G
Rolling home to dear old Dublin
D G
Rolling home dear land to thee
[Verse 4]
G
Now the waves we leave behind us
C
Seem to know the way we go
D G
There's a mighty welcome waiting
D G
In our land to which you go
[Chorus]
G
Rolling home, rolling home
C
Rolling home across the sea
D G
Rolling home to dear old Dublin
D G
Rolling home dear land to thee
[Chorus]
G
Rolling home, rolling home
C
Rolling home across the sea
D G
Rolling home to dear old Dublin
D G
Rolling home dear land to thee
How to play Rolling Home To Dear Old Dublin
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