Fiddle And Bow
Natalie MacMaster
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A G D G A [Verse]Bm D G D O my name is William MacDonnell, I have come across the seaG D G A I am no handsome man of wealth, nor do I plan to beG D G A But I've a treasure fit for kings, and beggars all the sameG Bm And she comes with me wherever I go, sometimes she calls my nameA D G Bm My father worked his life away, diggin' for the coalG Bm G A To the central lowlands every day, with shovel he would goG Bm G A And he left for me the only thing, he felt he had twas fineG Bm A It is my pride and joy, it's yours now boy read the note he left behindContinúa después del anuncio[Chorus]D Bm G Bm D No apple falls far from a tree, now I pass this fiddle down to theeG D Em A Hold it near your heart and soul, and let your passions guide your bowG D G Bm And when the music sweet does play, know I'll be not far awayC Em A Though my body lies down with the coal, my spirit lies for you to holdG D G A In the fiddle and bow [Verse]Bm D G Bm So with fiddle strapped upon my back I set out to see new landsG Bm G A I have lived a wild and rovin' life, played to meek and grandG Bm G A And to all I played with all I had and I could not help believeG Bm A When I'd draw the bow across the strings, somehow I'd set him free [Lead]D G D G D Em A D G Bm C A [Chorus]D Bm G Bm D No apple falls far from a tree, now I pass this fiddle down to theeG D Em A Hold it near your heart and soul, and let your passions guide your bowG D G Bm And when the music sweet does play, know I'll be not far awayC Em A Though my body lies down with the coal, my spirit lies for you to holdG D G D G D In the fiddle and bow