Galway Bay chords by Die Greenhorns
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Verse 1
(C major) If you ever go across the sea to (G major) Ireland
It may be at the dawning of a (C major) day
Here we sit and watch the
moon rise over Claddagh (D major)
And (G major) watch the sun go
down on Galway (C major) Bay
Just to hear again the ripple
of the trout (G major) stream
The women in the meadow making hay (C major)
And to sit beside the turf
ironing (D major) a cabin
And (G major) watch the barefoot's
gospels as they (C major) play
For the breezes blowing over
the seas from (G major) Ireland
Of perfumes by the heather as it (C major) blows
And the women in your plans
dig and (D major) dig and dig
Speak a (G major) language that strangers
do not (C major) know (G major) (C major) (D major) (G major) (C major)
Oh, the strangers came and tried
to teach us (G major) their ways
They scorn us just for being what we (C major) are
But they might as well go chasing
after moonbeams (D major)
Or (G major) light a penny candle from a (C major) star
And if there's going to
be a life here (G major) after
And somehow I'm sure there's going to be (C major)
I will ask me God to let me,
make me (D major) have heaven
In the (G major) dear land across the Irish Sea (C major)
I will ask me God to let me
make me (D major) have heaven
In the (G major) dear land across the Irish Sea (C major)
In the (G major) dear land across the Irish Sea (C major)
you
Galway Bay
Die Greenhorns
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