A [Verse 1]A F#m Joanie was an unmarried girl just turned twenty-sevenA F#m When they sent her to the sisters because of the way men looked at herD F#m Branded as a jezebel she knew she was not bound for heavenD E A She had been cast in shame into the Magdalene laundries [Verse 2]A F#m Most girls went there pregnant some by their own fathersA F#m Bridget got her belly from the Parish PriestD F#m They're trying to get things as white as snow, all of those woe-begotten daughtersContinúa después del anuncioD E A In the steaming stains of the Magdalene laundries [Bridge]D F#m Prostitutes and destitutes and temptresses like JoanieD F#m Fallen women sentenced into dreamless drudgeryD F#m Why do the call this place Our Lady Of Charity?D Of Charity? [Verse 3]A F#m These bloodless brides of Jesus if they could just once glimpse their groomA F#m They'd drop the stones concealed behind their rosariesD F#m They wilt the grass they walk upon they leech the light out of a roomD E A They'd like to wash those girls down the drains of The Magdalene Launderies [Otro]A F#m Peg O'Connell died today. She was a cheeky girl, they stuffed her in a holeA F#m Surely to God you'd think at least some bells should ringD F#m Joanie thinks she'll die there too and that they'll tramp her in the dirtD F#m Like some lame bulb that never will bloom when the springtime comesD When the springtime comesF#m When the springtime comesD When the springtime comesF#m D F#m D F#m
The Magdalene Laundries
Christy Moore
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