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Dear Little Shamrock chords by John McCormack

  • G

  • D

  • Em

  • A

  • C

Verse 1
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Em
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["St.
Day"]
There's a dear little plant
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that grows in our isle.
For
St.
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Patrick himself sure that said it.
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An d the sun on his liver
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Em
with pleasure did smile,
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And with dew from his eye often wetted.
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It shines through the bog,
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through the break and the mire land,
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And he called it the dear
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little shamrock of
Ireland.
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The dear little shamrock,
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the sweet little shamrock,
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The dear little sweet little sham
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rock of our land.
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The dear little plant still
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grows in our land,
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Fresh and fair as the daughters of
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Erin,
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Who whose smiles can bewitch and
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whose eyes can command,
Em
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In each climate they
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were appearing.
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For they shine through the bog,
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through the break and the mild land,
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Just like their own dear
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little shamrock of
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Ireland.
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The dear little shamrock,
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the sweet little shamrock,
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The dear little sweet little sham
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rock of our land.
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The dear little plant
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that springs from our soil,
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when its three little leaves are extended.
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See, he knows from the stalk
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we together should stand
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an d ourselves by ourselves
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be befriended.
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And still through the bog,
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through the break and the mild land
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From one rock should run
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like the shamrock of
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Ireland.
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The dear little shamrock,
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the sweet little shamrock,
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The dear little sweet little sham
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rock of our land.
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