Sergeant William Bailey
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G C/G Sergeant William Bailey was a manG of high renown,D G Tooral looral looral looral loo,G In search of gallant youngC/G G recruits he used to scour the town,D G Tooral looral looral looral loo,D His face was full and swarthy, of medals he had forty,D/F# And ribbons on his chest red whiteG and blue,G C/G It was he that looked the hero asC/B Em he made the people stare O,G D As he stood on Dunphy’s cornerD/F# G tooral loo. [Verse 2]G Now Sergent William Bailey onC/G G Dunprhy's corner standsD G Tooral looral looral looral loo, Enticing Dublin young lands for toC/G G die in foreign landsD G Tooral looral looral looral loo,D For to improve their station, he shouts in high-alationD/F# To come and fight for king andG countryG C/G But for all the noise he's making,C/B Em that bait they aren't takingContinúa después del anuncioG D D/F# From Sergent William BaileyG tooral loo. [Verse 3]G But alas for human greatness everyC/G G dog he has his day,D G Tooral looral looral looral loo,G And Sergeant William Bailey he isC/G G getting old and grey,D G Tooral looral looral looral loo,D No longer youths are willing to take his dirty shilling,D/F# And things for him are lookingG mighty blue,G C/G For in spite of fife and drummingC/B Em no more recruits are coming,G D D/F# For Sergeant William BaileyG tooral loo. [Instrumental]G C/G GD GG C/G GD GDD/F# GG C/G C/B CG D D/F# G [Verse 4]G And now, Sergeant William BaileyC/G G what a wretched sight to see,D G Tooral looral looral looral loo,G And the back that once was strongC/G and straight is almost bent inG three,D G Tooral looral looral looral loo,D Some rebel youths with placards have called his army blackguards,D/F# And told the Irish youth just whatG to do,G C/G He has lost his occupation let’sC/B Em sing in jubilation,G D D/F# For Sergeant William BaileyG tooral loo [Otro]G C/G GD GG C/G GD GDD/F# GG C/G C/B CG D D/F# G