Tonalité : D major
Verse 1
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On the banks of the Roses,
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me love, and I sat down,
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And I took out me fiddle
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for to play me love a tune,
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In the middle of the tune,
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Bm
oh, she sighed and she said,
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Hi, Jummy, lovely Jummy,
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would you leave me
When I was a young man
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I heard me father say
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That he'd rather see me dead
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and buried in the clay
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Sooner than be married,
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came me run away
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A
On the lovely sweet banks of the Roses
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On the banks of the Roses,
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me love, when I sat down
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D
And I took out me fiddle
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D
for to play me love a tune
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D
In the middle of the tune,
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Bm
oh, she sighed and she said
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Ah, Johnny, lovely Johnny,
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would you leave me?
Then I am no runaway,
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and soon I'll let them know
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That I can take a bottle
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or leave it well alone
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And the man that doesn't like me,
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he can keep his daughter home
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G
And young Johnny will go
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A
rovin' with an other
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On the fine snow the roses me love,
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and I sat down,
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and I took out me fiddle
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for to play me love a tune
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D
In the middle of the tune,
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Bm
oh she sighed and she said,
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I Johnny, lovely Johnny,
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won't you leave me?
And if ever I get married,
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we'll be in the month of May,
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and the leaves they are green
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and the meadows they are gay
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And me and my true love
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were sittin' sportin' clay
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A
On the lovely sweet banks of the Roses
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On the banks of the Roses,
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me love, and I sat down
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D
And I took out me fiddle
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D
for to play me love a tune
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D
In the middle of the tune,
A
Bm
oh, she sighed and she said
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D
Ah, Johnny, lovely Johnny,
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D
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would you lead me?
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You
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AccordsD A G Bm
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