If I Get An Encore

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If I get an encore,
                         A
I go home feeling like a king
      E
Oh, I love to hear the bell rung,

I love to hear the fiddle,
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but most of all I love to hear you 
A
sing.


[Verse]
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When I first heard Tommy Makem
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and the Clancy's my future it was 
sealed
I was bitten by the ballad bug and 
since then the wound has never 
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healed
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When I got my first guitar my 
fingers bled until I learned a chord
     A
 or two
         Bm
I pulled on my aran sweater,
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wrote my Ma a goodbye letter
And started throwing shapes in 
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O'Donoghue's


[Chorus]
D
If I got an encore
                          A
Id go home feeling like a king
     E
Oh I love to here the bell rung

and shane b on the mandalin
    D                              
But most of all I love to hear you 
A
sing


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[Verse]
A
I played cabaret in Bundoran,
A
marquees for Father Horan
A
And I once stood in for Johnny 
McEvoy
A
From Berlin to San Francisco
A
I've gone on before the disco
                                E
Of the four green fields of Athenry
         D
From the rising sun in browns town
                            A
To the blue lagoon in slago town
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A balle murphy and the bug side
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About an emote and once n balmus 
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slow


[Chorus]
D
If I get an encore
                         A
I go home feeling like a king
     E
Oh I love to hear the banjo
            D                      
but most of all I love it when you 
A
sing


[Verse]
A
oh I never met bob Dylan
A
but I sang with the picker don

and when we drank lockerendry
me and pecker we went looking for 
    E
lockdown
     D
one winters night in London up 
around Wilson junction
                            A
oh, me heart it filled with joy
         E
twas the night that Maggie berry
she called me up to sing the wild 
         A
colonial boy


[Bridge]

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there was a wild colonial boy
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jack govern was his name
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he was born and bred in Ireland in 
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a place called castle lane he was 
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his father’s only son
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his mother’s pride n joy
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and der e dent his parents loved 
  E             A
the wild colonial boy


[Chorus]
D
 if I get an encore
                         A
I go home feeling like a king
     E
Oh I love to hear the bell rung
    D                              
But most of all I love to hear you 
A
sing