Am G C F You brave Irish heroes where e'er you may beC F C Em I pray, stand a moment and listen to meC G C G Your sons and fair daughters are all going awayAm G C F And thousands are sailing to Americay [Verse 2]Am G C F So, good luck to those people and safe may they landC F C Em They are leaving their country for a far distant strandC G C G They're leaving old Ireland, no longer can stayAm G C F And thousands are sailing to Americay[Verse 3]Am G C F Now the night before leaving, they are bidding goodbyeC F C Em And it's early next morning, their hearts give a sighC G C G They turn, kiss their mothers and then they will sayAm G C F "Farewell, dear old father, we must now go away" [Instrumental]Am [Verse 4]Am G C F Oh, I pity the mother who rears up the childC F C Em And likewise the father who labours and toilsC G C G To try to support them, he will work night and dayAm G C F And when they are reared up, they will go away [Verse 5]Am G C F So, good luck to those people and safe may they landC F C Em They are leaving their country for a far distant strandC G C G They're leaving old Ireland, no longer can stayAm G C F And thousands are sailing to Americay
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