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5 years ago1689Luke’s Legacy,Seven Drunken Nights,Other SongsThe Dubliners

I[A] dreamed I saw Joe[A7] Hill last night,as[D] live as you and[A] me, Says[D] I to Joe your[A] ten years dead,I[E] never died says he, I[E7] never died says[A] he, [2] The copper bosses shot you Joe they filled you up with lead, Takes more than guns to kill a man says Joe and I ain't dead Says Joe and I ain't dead. [3] From saltlake city Joe...

5 years ago1477Seven Drunken Nights,Plain and Simple (1973)The Dubliners

A wonderful traditional folk song! I've only heard the Dubliners' cover, here it is! Capo 5th fret. As I wa[C]lked by the do[F]ckside one ev[C]ening so fa[Am]ir, to vi[C]ew the salt w[F]aters and t[C]ake the salt a[G]ir, I hea[F]rd an old fisherman sin[C]ging a song, 'Oh take me aw[G]ay boys, me t[C]ime is not lo[G]ng'. CHORUS Wrap me [C]up...

5 years ago1768A Drop of the Hard Stuff (1967),Seven Drunken Nights,A Parcel of Rogues,Songs of Dublin (1995),21 Years On (1983)Dubliners,The Dubliners

# #I never felt the urge to try and tab anything until I tried to find the chords to this. #The three other versions I found were no good at all. Granted they got me in the #right key but damn man. #Hopefully this helps y'all out some. DRINK UP! # #SEVEN DRUNKEN NIGHTS-Traditional # [G]As I went home on monday night, as drunk as drunk could...

5 years ago2134More of the Hard Stuff (1967),Luke’s Legacy,Seven Drunken Nights,A Parcel of RoguesThe Dubliners

Verse As [C]I was going over the [Am]cork and Kerry mountains, I [F]met with Captain Farrel and his [C]money he was counting. I first produced my pistol and [Am]then produced my rapier, Saying '[F]Stand and deliver for you [C]are my bold deceiver'. Chorus Musha [G]ring dum a doo dum a da [C]Whack fol the daddy o, [F]Whack fol the daddy...

5 years ago1196At It Again! (1968)The Dubliners

Intro: Dm-C-Dm-Dm-Dm-Dm When f[F]irst I la[Dm]nded in Live[C]rpool, I [Dm]went up[C]on a s[Dm]pree Me [C]money al[Dm]as I sp[F]ent it [Dm]fast, got dr[C]unk as drunk c[F]ould be An[Dm]d when th[C]at me m[Dm]oney was al[F]l gone, 'twas[Dm] then I w[C]anted m[F]ore But a [Dm]man must be bl[F]ind to m[C]ake up his m[Dm]ind to g[C]o to sea...

5 years ago1249Drinkin’ & Courtin’ (1968)The Dubliners

A traditional irish song, made famous by the Dubliners. As with any traditional song there is an unlimtited amount of verses, with a million versions of each of these verses. I have included the most common ones, the ones that I were used by the Dubliners. Repeat the chords for the first verse all the way through. Oh [D] Peggy Gordon you [G]...

5 years ago1187Irish Rover (2001),Celebration (1987)The Dubliners

The Irish Rover by the Dubliners and the Pogues ----------------------------------------------- This is the progression that I find most fun to play, basically the whole song goes: [G] [C] [G] [D] [G] [C] [G] [D] [G] [G] [D] [G] [D] [G] [Em] [G] [D] [G] So once you get the hang of it you're set. This is a whacky song so don't...

5 years ago855Seven Drunken Nights,Plain and Simple (1973)The Dubliners

THE TOWN I LOVED SO WELL - Dubliners Tabbed by: thvdscheur Email: thvdscheur@hotmail.com For actual tuning capo up 3 frets Gsus4 G' f#G Em7 bC Am7 INTRO: G D7 C G [C] [Am] [D] [D7] [G]In my memor[D7]y I will [C]always [G]see The [C]town that [G]I have [G]loved so [D]well [G]Where our school played [D7]ball by the [C]Gas-yard...

5 years ago951At It Again! (1968)The Dubliners

Its a scottish song written phonetically just to confuse things [D]Oh, I am a Dundee weaver And I come frae bo[A7]nnie Dun[D]dee I met a Glesca fella An' he [G]came coortin' [A7]me He t[D]ook me oot a walkin' Doon [G]by the Kelvin [A7]Ha' And th[G]ere the dirty wee ra[D]scal stole Ma thinga[A7]majig a[D]wa Th[G]ere the dirty wee ras[D]cal...

5 years ago637At It Again! (1968)The Dubliners

Oh[F], Wilt thou go wi' me sweet Tibby Dunbar Oh,[A#] Wilt thou go wi' me sweet T[Dm]ibby Dunbar Wilt thou r[C7]ide on a horse or be dr[F]awn in a cart Or walk b[C7]y my side sweet Tibb[F]y Dunbar I c[A#]are na thy d[Dm]addie, his l[C7]and or his mo[F]ney I c[C7]are na thy k[Dm]in, sae high and sae lordly But s[F]ay that th[C7]ou'lt hae me for...