Curragh of Kildare chords by Spriguns of Tolgus
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Verse 1
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Oh, the win
ter, it is past,
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and the summer's come at last,
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And the small birds are singing in the trees
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And their little hearts are glad,
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all of mine is very sad
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For my true love is far away from me
And it's straighter will I repair
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to the correr of Kildare
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For it's there I'll find tidings of my dear
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Oh, the roses on the briar
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and the rivers running clear,
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they bring joy to the linnet and the bee.
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And their little hearts are blessed,
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oh, that mine can find no rest.
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For my true love is far away from me
And it's straight I will return
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to the corral of Kildare
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For it's there I'll find tidings of my dear
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A livery I'll wear, and I'll tie back my hair
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In both it's so green I will appear
And it's straight I will
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I'll repair to the correr of Gilder
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For it's there I'll find tidings of my
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dear
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I will wear a hat of black
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With some frills upon the neck
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And a ring on each finger I will wear,
And it's this I'll undertake
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for my own true lover's sake,
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That lives on the correr of Gilder,
And it's straighter will I repair
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to the correr of Gilder,
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For it's there I'll find tidings of my dear
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All those who are in love
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and they cannot yet remove
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I pity the pains you do endure
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For experience lets me know
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that your heart is full of woe,
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such woe as no mortal can cure
And it's straight I will,
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I repent to the correr of Kildare
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For it's there I'll find tidings of my adare
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