Grace Omalley

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[Verse 1]
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Boys, I remember one September
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Taking arms up to the crown
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Beaten up and broken down
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And the maid that Connaught gave us
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Who could save us from our shame
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Grace O'Malley was her name


[Chorus]
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Granuaile the Pirate Queen
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Flashing eyes so wild and green
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I was only seventeen, boys
       Em
I'd `no right to be
       G            A
In Grace O'Malley's company


[Verse 2]
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Her solution, retribution
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Revolution in the air
       Em                    A
Sailed we from the county Clare
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Every galleon or battalion
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Who bore the British crest
       Em                  A
Sent them howling from the west


[Chorus]
       D             G
Granuaile the Pirate Queen
       D                  A
Flashing eyes so wild and green
       G
I was only seventeen, boys
       Em
I'd `no right to be
       G            A
In Grace O'Malley's company


[Verse 3]
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How we adored her even more sir
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When the order came around
    Em                    A
With an offer from the crown
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Hike the stems boys, up the Thames 
boys
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It's Gracie breath to breath
     Em           A
With the one Elizabeth


[Chorus]
       D             G
Granuaile the Pirate Queen
       D                  A
Flashing eyes so wild and green
       G
I was only seventeen, boys
       Em
I'd `no right to be
       G            A
In Grace O'Malley's company

[Verse 4]
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Just one thousand men
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No one ever found again
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She was offered and upset, boys
    Em
The pure light was she
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Our Grace O'Malley's Company


[Chorus]
       D             G
Granuaile the Pirate Queen
       D                  A
Flashing eyes so wild and green
       G
I was only seventeen, boys
       Em
I'd `no right to be
       G            A
In Grace O'Malley's company