The Dublin Minstrel
The Dubliners
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(início)
G D A D {verse] A D D7 G From Dublin streets and roads - and down the years D A7 Came great musicians and balladeers D D7 G There was a special one - a red haired minstrel boy D A A7 D And when he passed away, a city mourned - it's favorite son
Chorus
A G All round the markets and down the quays D A A7 The sad news spread to the Liberties D D7 G The minstrel boy is gone - he'll sing no more, D A A7 D And Luke somehow we know - we'll never see - your like again.
Verse
D G He liked to laugh and sing, and he loved his jar D A His songs rang out in every city bar D G As I walked by the old canal near where he used to live D A A7 D Down Raglan Road I'm sad as he'd so much - still left to give
Chorus
A D G All round the markets and down the quays D A A7 The sad news spread to the Liberties D D7 G The minstrel boy is gone - he'll sing no more, D A A7 D And Luke somehow we know - we'll never see - your like again.
Verse
A D G Now the show is over, and the curtain's down D A A flame no longer burns in Dublin Town D G But while the Liffy flows beneath the Ha'penny bridge D A A7 D You'll be remembered Luke for all your songs - and all you did
Chorus
A D G All round the markets and down the quays D A A7 The sad news spread to the Liberties D G The minstrel boy is gone,he'll sing no more, D A A7 D And Luke somehow we know - we'll never see - your like again. G D A A7 D G D And Luke somehow we know - we'll never see - your like again.
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