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5 years ago1188At 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 ago1242Drinkin’ & 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 ago841Seven 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 ago1063Seven Drunken Nights,A Parcel of Rogues (1976)The Dubliners

I have been looking for a version of this song as sung by Luke Kelly, and could not find it. So I figured it out, it sounds right to me. But open for any suggestions to it. Farew[F]eel to all our Scott[C]ish fame [F]Fareweel our a[G]ncient [F]glor[C]y [F]Fareweel even to our Scot[C]tish name [F]So famed in ma[G]rtial [F]stor[C]y [C]Now Sark...

5 years ago914At Home With the Dubliners (1969)The Dubliners

Sam Hall chords Unknown (as performed by The Dubliners) [D] [G] [D] Oh, me [D]name it is Sam [G]Hall, chimney [D]sweep, chimney [A]sweep Oh, me [D]name it is Sam [G]Hall, chimney [D]sweep Oh, me [G]name it is Sam Hall, and I've [D]robbed both great and [A]small And me [D]neck will pay for [G]all, when I [D]die, when I [A]die And me [D]neck...

5 years ago1523A Parcel of Rogues,A Parcel of Rogues (1976)The Dubliners

Beautiful tune sung by Luke and played by Ronnie, I'm assuming. The other tabs involved a complex Cmaj9 chord when, to my ear it sounds like a simple G. Maybe to get that warmer sound that Ronnie gets using the classical guitar, exclude playing thehigh e string. Enjoy. Intro: C G C [C]When I was a[G] bachelor, a[F]iry and you[C]ng, I[C]...

5 years ago768Luke’s Legacy,A Parcel of Rogues,Other SongsThe Dubliners

Capo 5 Free the people: Laws are made for people, and the law can never scorn, the right of a man to be free [F]Free the [C]people, [F] Let them [G]have their [C]say, [F]Free the [C]people,[F] Let them [G]see the light of [C]day,[F][C][G] A dis[C]mal dawn was [Em]breaking when they [F]took her man away, [F]Not knowing [Dm]what was his...

5 years ago1468Irish Rover (2001),The Dubliners With Luke Kelly (2003),Dubliners (with Luke Kelly) (1964)The Dubliners

Capo 1st Fret (There are two words were I could not put an apostrophe in - (they are I m and we ll), so just put it in yourself as I have left the space). [A]As I went a wa[D]lking one mor[E]ning in M[A]ay I met a young couple who fondly did s[E]tray [A]One was a young maid so sweet and so f[E]air A[A]nd the other was a [D]soldier and [E]a...

5 years ago1863At It Again! (1968)The Dubliners

Seven Deadly sins - Dubliners This is my version of seven deadly sins that I have worked out by ear. This may not be %100 correct but its how I play it. Capo 2nd fret (or transpose 2 up and play in A) [G]Some say that kissin's a sin But tell me how can that be [Em]true For [G]kissing has been in this world Since the very first [D]day there...

5 years ago802A Drop of the Hard Stuff (1967),Other SongsThe Dubliners

[C]When first I came to London In the [G]year of [C]39 The ci[F]ty looked so wonderfu[C]l, and the girls were so Divi[G]ne But the copp[F]ers got suspicious, and[C] they soon gave me the knoc[G]k I was cha[C]rged with being the owner, of an [G]old alarm c[C]lock C G Well next morning down by Marlborough Street, I caused no little[C] stir The...