Tonart: C major
Verse 1
C
What's the news, what's the news,
O my bold chandelier,
G
C
With your long barrel guns of the sea?
Say, what wind from the south
brings a messenger here,
G
C
With the hymn of the dawn for all to hear?
Girly noose, girly noose,
do I bring you the port,
G
Girly noose, shall you hear my demand?
C
G
C
For the boys march at dawn
from the south to the north,
Led by Kelly, the boy from Colland.
Tell me who is the giant
with the gold curling hair,
G
C
He who rides at the head of your band.
G
C
Seven feet is his height
with some inches to spare,
And he looks like a king in command.
All my boys,
that's the pride of the Bolsheviks,
G
One of the greatest of heroes of man.
C
G
C
Fling your beavers aloft
and give three ringin' cheers
For John Kelly, the boy from Cullan
Hang the scarpies in flames
Am
and the wags for this one
C
And the barrow tomorrow we will cross
On the hill or the town
we have planted a gun
That will batter the gateway to Ross
F
All the portmen and bergymen
C
will march o 'er the heath,
F
G
With brave Harvey to lead in the band.
C
But the foremost of all
in the grim gavel -clad
Will be Kelly, the boy from Galad.
But the gold sun of freedom
Am
C
Am
grow darkened at Ross,
C
G
C
And it's said by the Slaney's red waves,
And poor Wexford, stripped naked,
Am
hung high on a cross,
G
C
by traitors and slaves.
C
to her brave sons who died,
F
For the cause of long down
C
Glory, oh, to Mount Lens,
Burns so darling and bright,
C
God bless Kelly, the boy from Calan.
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