Tonalité : G major•
Verse 1
C
G
D
G
As I was going over
Em
the Cork and Kerry mountain,
C
I met with Captain Farrell
G
and his money he was counting.
I first produced my pistol,
Em
I then produced my rapier,
C
D
sang stand and deliver for you
G
were my boldest saviour.
D
I'll push a ring door to my daddy
G
But for the daddy -o,
C
but for the daddy -o
D
G
There's whisky in the jar
He counted out his money
Em
and it made a pretty penny
C
I put it in my pocket
D
G
and I took it home to Jenny
She sighed and she swore
Em
that she nev er would betray me
C
But the devil take the women,
G
for they never can be a
D
-seamushering,
or to do that.
G
But for the daddy -o,
C
Am
but for the daddy -o,
D
G
there's whisky in the jar.
I went unto me chamber,
Em
for to have a slumber.
C
I dreamt of golden jewels,
D
G
and sure it was no wonder.
But Jenny threw me chargers
Em
and filled them up with water
C
Sent for Captain Farrell
G
to be ready for the slaughter
D
Shur -ing dum -a -doo dum -a -dah
G
Back for the daddy -o,
C
Am
back for the daddy -o
D
G
There's whisky in the jar
And if anyone can aid me,
Em
tis my brother in the army
C
If I could learn his station
G
in improper inculerny
And if you'd come and join me,
Em
we'd go rovin' in Hill Kenny
C
And en gage you'd treat me
D
fairer than me,
G
darlin' sportin' penny
D
We shall ring -a -do -da -da
G
Quack for the daddy -o,
C
Am
quack for the daddy -o
D
G
There's whisky in the jar
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