Raglan Road chords by Donna Taggart
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Intro 1
(G major) (C major) (G major) (C major) (G major)
Verse 1
(G major) On Raglan road,
of (Dsus4) an autumn (C major) day,
I saw (G major) her (C major) first and knew, (G major)
That (C major) her dark hair would
weave (G major) a snare, (E minor)
That i (G major) might one day rue. (D major)
I saw (C major) the danger (G major) and i passed (E minor)
along (G major) the enchanted (D major) way.
And i said (G major) let grief be a fallen (C major) leaf,
At the dawn (G major) ing (C major) of the day. (G major)
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Verse 2
(G major)
On Grafton street in November,
(C major) We tripped (G major) lightly (C major) along (G major) the ledge,
Of the (C major) deep ravine where (G major) can be (E minor) seen,
The (G major) worth of passion's pledge. (D major)
The Queen (C major) of hearts still (G major) making (E minor) tarts,
An (G major) d i not making (D major) hay.
Oh i loved (G major) too much and by such by such, (C major)
Is (G major) happiness (C major) thrown away.
(G major)
Verse 3
I gave her gifts of the mind,
I (C major) gave her the secret (G major) sign, (C major)
That's (G major) known (C major) to the artists (G major) who have
(E minor) known the (G major) true gos of sound and (D major) stone.
And (C major) word and tint without (G major) (E minor) stint,
For i (G major) gave her poems to say, (D major)
With her (G major) own name there,
And her own dark (C major) hair,
Like clouds (G major) over fields (C major) of May.
Interlude 1
(G major) (C major) (G major) (C major) (G major)
(C major) (G major) (E minor) (G major)
(D major) (C major) (G major) (E minor) (G major) (D major)
(G major) (C major) (G major) (Dsus4) (C major) (Dsus4) (G major)
Verse 4
On a quiet (G major) street (Dsus4) where old ghosts (C major) meet,
I see (G major) (B minor) her (C major) walking (G major) now.
Away (C major) from me so (G major) hurriedly, (E minor)
My (G major) reason must al (D major) low,
That (C major) i had loved not (G major) as i should, (E minor)
A (G major) creature made of clay. (D major)
When the (G major) angel woos the play,
He's lose (C major) his (G major) wings at the
(C major) dawning (G major) of the day.
Raglan Road
Donna Taggart
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