The Offaly Rover

Simplificar Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: 3rd traste [Verse] D A rover I have been G D And a rover I will stay Bm But to that faithful county E7 A I will return some day D Uibh Fhaile how I love you G D With your heather scented air F#m Bm Silently, the peaceful Brosna E7 A7 A D Calls her sons from far and near D Oh Kinnitty I long to see G D When the woodbine’s in full bloom Bm Or stroll the fields around Ferbane E7 A Hear the wild birds in full tune D At Clonmacnoise I see you G D Onto Banagher we’ll stray F#m Bm E7 Where the fishermen will drink and tear A7 A D Of the ones that got away [Bridge] D F#m Bm E7 A7 A D D D Though dead are still in exile G D Are some friends I used to know Bm Still I must pass Killoughy E7 A Where great sportmen are laid low D By Croghan HillI see you G D Where in childhood I did play F#m Bm E7 So adieu to you beloved Slieve Bloom A7 A D I must be on my way D Pile the brown turf on the fire G D Bring the keg in from the barn Bm Let the blacksmith sing his Rebel song E7 A And the poacher tell his yarn D Come close my friends and neighbors G D Fill your glasses to the brim F#m Bm E7 And we toast our Offaly heros from A7 A D The heather, hill and glen F#m Bm E7 And we toast our Offaly heros from A7 A D The heather, hill and glen