Sean South Of Garryowen
The Wolfe Tones
G
(início)
G C G It was on a dreary new year's eve as the shades of night came down, G C G Em C D A lorry load of volunteers approached the border town, G C G Em C D There was men from Dublin and from Cork, Fermanagh and Tyrone, G Em C G And their leader was a Limerick man, Sean South from Garryowen
Verse 2
G C G And as they moved along the streets up to the barrack door, G C G Em C D They scorned the danger they might face, their fate that lay in store, G C G Em C D They were fighting for old Ireland, to claim their very own, G Em C G And the foremost of that gallant band was South from Garryowen.
Verse 3
G C G But the sergeant foiled their daring plan, he spied them through the door, G C G Em C D The Sten guns and the rifles a hail of death did pour, G C G Em C D And when that awful night was past, two men lay as cold as stone, G Em C G There was one from near the border, and one from Garryowen.
Verse 4
G C G No more he will hear the seagull cry o'er the murmuring Shannon tide, G C G Em C G D For he fell beneath a Northern sky, brave Hanlon by his side, G C G Em C D They have gone to join that gallant band of Plunkett, Pearse and Tone, G Em C G A martyr for old Ireland, Sean South from Garryowen
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