Misc Traditional - Tramps And Hawkers - аккорды

[ Предположительная тональность: C ]

The lyrics are (more or less unchanged) taken from:
http://www.traditionalmusic.co.uk/irish-folk-music/irish%20songs/Tramps%20and%20Hawkers.htm

The Chords fit the version I like to play, of this song. (I'm most inspired by the Corries-version,
but also by the Dubliners) I usually play it with capo somewhere around the 3rd fret.




       G                Am     G                      C
O come a' ye tramps and hawker-lads an' gaitherers o' bla'
     G                 Em        G                          Em
That tramp the country roun' and roun', come listen one and a'
     G             Em     G                          Em
I'll tell tae ye a rovin' tale, o' sights that I hae seen
    G    G7     Am    G                  C      G
Far up into the snowy north, or sooth by Gretna Green.



     G                 Am  G                    C
I've seen the high Ben Nevis a-towerin' tae the moon
          G                   Em    G                     Em
I've been roun' by Crieff an' Callander an roun' by Bonny Doon
     G                Em      G                       Em
I've seen Loch Ness's silvery tide an' places ill tae ken
    G    G7     Am     G                    C     G
Far up into the stormy north lies Urquart's fairy glen



   G             Am    G                          C
Ofttimes I laugh tae mysel' as I wander alang the road
   G                Em        G                          Em
My toerags round my blistered feet, my face as broun's a toad
    G                  Em     G                          Em
Wi' lumps o'cheese and tattie-scones or breid an' braxie ham
    G        G7        Am     G                 C        G
Nae thinking whar' I'm comin' frae nor thinkin' whar I'm gang.



     G                Am      G                      C
I've done my share of humpin' wi' the dockers on the Clyde
     G                 Em       G                         Em
I've helped the Buckie trawlers hawl the herrin' o'er the side
     G                   Em     G                              Em
I've helped to build the mighty bridge that spans the Firth o' Forth
        G    G7    Am       G                   C     G
And wi' mony Angus farmer's rig I've plowed the bonny earth



    G            Am     G                          C
I'm happy in the summer-time beneath the dark blue sky
    G               Em      G                          Em
Nae thinkin' in the mornin' where at nicht i'm gang to lie
   G               Em  G                          Em
In barn or byre or anywhere dossing out among the hay
    G      G7      Am        G                 C     G
And if the weather treats me right, I'm  happy every day.



     G                Am  G                            C
Loch Katrine and Loch Lomond, they've oft been seen by me
    G                 Em  G                         Em
The Dee, the Don, the Devron, that a' flows tae the sea
   G             Em     G                    Em
Dunrobin Castle, by the way, I nearly had forgot
         G       G7       Am         G                   C       G
And the reckless stanes o'cairn that mairks the hoose o' John o' Groat.



     G             Am   G                         C
I've been by bonny Gallowa', an' often roun' Stranraer
   G                 Em  G                       Em
My business leads me anywhere, I travel near an' far
     G               Em  G                     Em
I've got that rovin' notion I wouldna like tae loss
     G       G7    Am  G              C      G
For It's my daily fare an' as much'll pay my doss.



  G                   Am      G                      C
I think I'll gang tae Paddy's Lan', I'm makin' up my mind
    G                  Em      G                      Em
For Scotland's greatly altered noo, I canna raise the wind
    G               Em    G                       Em
But I will trust in Providence, and Providence be true
     G    G7     Am     G                C       G
I'll sing ye' o' Erin's Isle when I come back to you.