Kelly From Killane

Acoustic
        D         G       E7sus4  
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B|------3---------0---------0-----
G|------2---------0---------2-----
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A|------0---------3---------2-----
E|------0---------3---------x-----
    Asus4       Em    
E|-----0----------0---------| 
B|----2----------0---------|  
G|----0----------0---------|  
D|----2----------2---------|  
A|----0----------2---------|  
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Intro :

D - - - - Asus4 - - - - G - - - - D 
x2



Verse :

D                          G     
What's the news what's the news 
     D        E7sus4
Oh me bold Shelmalier

          D              Asus4    
With your long barrelled gun from 
     D
the sea

D                       G        
Say what wind from the south 
       D         E7sus4
brings his messinger here

Continúa después del anuncio
       D           Asus4         D
With a hymm of the dawn for the free


Chorus :

   G                            
''Goodly news ''goodly news do I 
  D
bring youth of forth

       G               Em         
Goodly news shall you hear bargy 
Asus4
man

        D             G           
For the boys march at morn from 
   D            E7sus4
the south to the north

       D         Asus      D
Led by Kelly the boy from Killane


(Its goes like that the way through)


Tell me who is that giant with the 
gold curly hair
He who rides at the head of the band
Seven feet is his height with some 
inches to spare
And he lookes like a king in command
''Ah me boys that's the pride of the
 bold Shelmaliers
Among our greatest of heroes a man
Fling your beavers aloft and give 
three ringing cheers
For John Kelly the boy from Killane

Enniscorthy's in flames and old 
wexford is won
And the Barrow tomorrow we will 
cross
On a hill ore that town we have 
planted a gun
That will batter the gateway at Ross
All the forth men and bargy men 
march o'er the heath
With brave Harvey to lead on the van
But the formost of all in that grim 
gap of death
Will be Kell the boy from Killane