A Nation Once Again
The Dubliners
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(início)
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Verse 1
G When boyhood's fire was in my blood C D G I read of ancient freemen G Of Greece and Rome who bravely stood C D G Three hundred men and three men D And then I prayed I yet might see C G Our fetters rent in twain C D And Ireland long a province be G D G A nation once again
Chorus
G C Am D A nation once again, a nation once again G C D G And Ireland long a province be a nation once again
Verse 2
G And from that time through wildest woe C D G That hope has shown a far light G Nor could love's brightest summer glow C D G Outshine that solemn starlight D It seem to watch above my head C G Through foreign fields and fame C D It's angel voice sang 'round my bed G D G A nation once again
Chorus
G C Am D A nation once again, a nation once again G C D G And Ireland long a province be a nation once again
Verse 3
G So as I grew from boy to man C D G I bent me to my bidding G My spirit of each selfish plan C D G And cruel passion ridding D For thus I hope some day to wake C G Nor can such hope be vain C D When my dear country shall be made G D G A nation once again
Chorus
G C Am D A nation once again, a nation once again G C D G And Ireland long a province be a nation once again
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