Raglan Road chords by Peter Rowan
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Verse 1
On (D major) Raglan (F sharp major) Road (D major) of an autumn day
I saw her first and knew
That her dark hair would me ensnare
That I might one day (E major) rue
I (D major) saw the danger,
yet I passed along the enchanted (E major) way.
And (D major) I said, let grief be a falling leaf
at the dawning of the day.
On Grafton Street in November, (E major)
(D major) we skipped lightly
along the ledge of a deep ravine
where can be seen the words
of passions pledged. (E major)
The (D major) Queen of Hearts still making tarts,
And I not making hay. (E major)
(D major) Oh, I love too much, and by such, by such,
Is happiness (E major) blown (D major) away.
I gave her the secret (E major) s of (D major) the mind, (E major)
(D major) I gave her the sign that's known.
Unto the artist who has loved,
A true god of clay (E major) and stone,
An (D major) d words and tint I did not stint
For I gave her poems to (E major) say
With her own (F sharp major) name (D major) there
and her own dark hair
Like clouds over fields of May
On a quiet street where old ghosts meet
(B minor) I (D major) see her walking now
Away from me so hurriedly,
My reason must (E major) al low
That I had (D major) loved, not as I should,
A creature made of clay. (E major)
When (D major) the angel woos, (F sharp minor) (E minor)
(D major) his wings he'll (B minor) loose
(D major) At the dawning of the day.
Raglan Road
Peter Rowan
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