Tonart: C major
Verse 1
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Am
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C
Am
You Connaught Dauphin,
Am
Who walked ten miles at seven years,
F
G
You took your little sister's hand
C
Am
An d walked her to the poor
G
C
F
C
Am
C
house door
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Am
And when they had but room for one
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Am
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Am
You left your little sister in
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F
Am
G
And faint with hunger all day long,
C
Am
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You walk the ten miles back again.
Em
take off those clothes,
Am
We'll scrub your skin,
Dm
not six months clean.
C
G
Put on this nice black suit of clothes
Dm
F
G
Around your neck this handkerchief
Am
Em
This darling silken handkerchief
G
Am
Dm
Around your lily white boy's neck
C
G
We'll gather up your worn old rags,
Dm
F
They make you look a pale
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C
old wreck.
Am
F
Ah, now you look so proud an d rare
G
F
Am
You've come a fine
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C
What do you say we'll
F
G
burn these rags,
C
Am
Now you'll not need them
G
Am
anymore?
Em
But Connacht boy, why do you weep,
Am
Dm
With such a burst of misery?
C
G
Why do you cling so to these rags?
Dm
F
Whatever can the matter be?
Am
Em
I'll surely die of hunger now,
G
Am
If they see me with your
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G
They'll think I'm telling lies,
Dm
F
and that I have a man,
Dm
F
Dm
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he feeds me so.
Dm
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Dm
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I promise there's no need for tears
C
Am
And when the winter's been and come
C
G
Your rags will be just souvenirs,
Dm
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G
So you can keep your new
Em
G
C
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clothes on.
you
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