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The Banks Of The Roses chords by David Hammond

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Verse 1
(C major) On the banks of the roses,
love, and I sat down
I (F major) pulled out my charm flute
(C major) to (G major) play my love a (C major) tune
In the (F major) middle of the (C major) tune
she sighed and she cried
Ah Johnny, ah lovely (F major) Johnny,
(C major) do not (G major) leave me (C major)
For when I was a young girl
I heard my mammy say
She'd (F major) rather see me (C major) buried
and (G major) lying in the (C major) clay,
Rather (F major) than be (C major) married to (G major) any runaway,
(C major) On the lovely bonnie
(F major) banks (C major) of the (G major) Roses. (C major)
Well, then, my young runaway,
and I will have you know,
(F major) I can take my (C major) bottle or (G major) leave it (C major) alone,
If your (F major) daddy doesn't (C major) like me,
he can take his daughter home,
And young Johnny will go
(F major) roving (G major) with another. (C major)
And if ever I get married,
it'll be in the month of May
When (F major) flowers are all (C major) bloomin'
and (G major) meadows are all (C major) gay
And (F major) me and my true (C major) love
will sit and sport and play
On the lovely bonnie (F major) banks
(G major) of the Roses (C major)
On the banks of the Roses,
me love, and I sat down
I (F major) pulled out me charom (C major) flute
to (G major) play me love a (C major) tune
In the middle of (F major) the tune,
she (G major) sighed and she (C major) cried,
Our Johnny, our (F major) lovely Johnny,
do not (G major) leave me. (C major)
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