Tonalité : D major
Verse 1
D
G
A
D
Well, who would be a sailor lad,
G
D
a -sailing on the main,
A
To gain the goodwill
D
G
D
of his captain's domain?
G
He came ashore when
D
A
he'd been far to sea,
D
G
And that was the start
A
D
of me old true love and me.
A
D
G
And it's home, boys, home
D
Home, I'd like to be
G
D
Home for a while in the old country
A
D
G
Where the oak, the ash
D
A
and the funny rowan tree
D
G
Well, they're all a -growing greener
A
in the old country
D
Well, I asked her for a candle
G
D
to light me way to bed
A
Likewise for a handkerchief
D
G
D
to tie around me head
G
She tended to me needs
D
A
like a young maid ought to do
D
G
So then I says to her,
A
D
would you like to jump in too?
A
D
G
And it's home, boys, home
D
Home, I'd like to be
G
D
E
D
A
Home for a while in the El Consiree
D
G
Where the oak, the ash
D
A
and the bonny rowan tree
D
G
Well, they're all a -growin' greener
A
D
in the El Consiree
She jumped into the bed,
G
D
makin' no alarm
A
Thinkin' the young sailor lad
G
D
would do to her no harm
G
I hugged her, I kissed her,
D
A
the whole night long
D
G
She wished the short night
A
D
would be seven years long
A
D
G
And it's home, boys, home
D
Home I'd like to be,
G
D
E
home for a while in the old country
A
D
G
Where the oak, the ash
D
A
and the bunny rowing tree
D
G
They're all a -growing greener
A
in the old country
D
Well early next morning
G
the sailor lad arose
D
A
And into Mary's apron
D
G
threw a handful of gold
D
G
To take this, dear,
D
A
for the damage that I've done
D
For tonight, I fear
G
A
D
I've left you with a daughter or a son
G
Oh, and it's home, boy, it's home
D
Home I'd like to be,
G
D
home for a while in the Elkhornsery
A
D
G
Where the oak, the ash
D
A
and the bonny rose tree
D
G
They're all a -growing greener
A
in the Elkhornsery
D
G
D
A
D
G
D
G
D
A
D
G
A
D
And it's home,
A
D
G
boys, home,
D
home a night to be,
G
D
home for a while in the old country
A
D
G
Where the oak, the ash
D
G
A
and the buddy row and stream
D
G
They're all a -growing greener
A
in the old country
D
Well, if it be a girl child,
G
D
I'll send her out to Norse
A
With gold in her pocket
D
G
D
and silver in her purse
G
And if it be a boy child,
D
A
he'll wear the jacket blue
D
G
Go climbing up the ring
A
D
and like his daddy used to do
A
D
A
D
An d it's all boys' home,
G
D
home
I'd like to be
G
D
E
Home for a while in the old country
A
D
I wear the oak, the ash,
G
D
A
and the bunny rowing tree
D
G
They're all a -growing greener
A
in the old country
D
So come all ye fair maidens,
G
D
a warning take from me
A
Never let a sailor land
G
D
an inch above your knee
G
D
A
I ain't trusted one, and he beguiled me
D
G
He left me with a pair of twins
A
D
to dangle on me knee
A
D
G
Oh, and it's home, boys, home
D
G
D
Home, I'd like to be home for a while
In the old country
A
D
G
Where the oak, the ash,
D
A
and the funny rowan tree
D
G
They're all a -growing greener
A
D
in the old country
As-tu aimé la chanson ?
AccordeurE A D G B E
AccordsD G A E
Plus de chansons de Waxies Dargle
Découvrez des accords pour jouer plus de chansons
Aucun résultat...
Voir plus
Accords populaires dans le monde entier
Accords et tablatures les plus joués par tous les utilisateurs
Ajout récent
Accords et tablatures récents