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The Foggy Dew chords by Paddy Reilly

  • Am

  • G

  • C

  • F

Verse 1
Am
G
As down the glen one Easter morn,
Am
G
Am
To a city fair old I,
G
There armoured lines of marching men,
Am
And squadrons passed me by.
C
G
Am
No pipes did hum our battle drum,
F
did sound its dread tattoo.
G
Am
But the Angela's bell,
G
o 'er the lippy swell,
Am
rang out in the foggy dew.
G
Bright proudly high over Dublin town,
Am
they hung out the flag of war.
G
Twas better to die neath an irie sky
Am
G
Am
Than at Suvla or Suvla bar
C
G
And from the plains of Royal Meath
Am
F
Strong men came hurrying through
Am
Where Britannia's sons
G
with their long -range guns
Am
Sailed in by the foggy dew.
G
But the bravest fell and the solemn bell
Am
G
Am
Rang mournfully and clear
G
For those who died that Easter tide
Am
In the springtime of the year.
C
G
Am
Humble were the gays in deep amaze
F
At those stout -hearted men but few
Am
Who bore the fight that
G
freedom's light
Am
C
Might shine through the foggy dew
G
Am
F
Am
G
Am
F
Am
G
Twas England, that our wild geese go,
Am
G
Am
That small nations might keep free.
G
But their lonely graves are by soulless ways
Am
G
Am
On the fringe of the grey North Sea.
C
G
Am
Oh, have they died by Pierce's side,
F
our fought with Calabroo?
Am
Their names we would keep
G
where the pinyon street,
Am
meet the shroud of the foggy dew.
G
Back to the glen I rode again,
Am
G
Am
my heart with grief was sore.
G
For I parted with those valiant men
Am
G
Am
I never would see no more.
C
G
Am
And to one fro in my dreams I'll go,
and I'll kneel and pray for you.
F
Am
For slavery fled,
G
O rebel dead,
Am
When you fell in the foggy dune.
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