Skip to content

GuitarTuna

Yousician

Free — Get the full experience in app

Open

Young Roddy McCarley chords by The Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem

  • D

  • G

  • Bm

    2
  • A

  • F#

    2
  • C#

    4
Verse 1
D
In the town of Tomb Ridge,
in 1798,
a young man was hanged
because he was a leader of the
rebellion in that part of the country.
His name was Roddy McCullough.
G
D
G
D
Bm
G
A
D
They come with vengeance
G
D
in their eyes,
G
Bm
A
Too late, too late, are they,
D
For young Roddy Macaulay goes to die
G
D
On the bridge of Toon today.
On the narrow street he stepped,
G
F#
G
D
Smiling proud and young,
G
D
About the hemp rope on his neck,
Bm
A
The golden ring that's clung,
D
G
D
There is never a teary in his blue eyes,
Bm
A
But glad and bright are they,
D
As young Roddy McCormie goes to die
G
F#
G
On the bridge of June today.
D
When he last stared up that street,
F#
G
D
his shining Viking hand,
G
Behind him marched in grim array,
D
Bm
A
a small borderless band.
D
G
D
For Antrim town, for Antrim town,
Bm
A
he led them to the fray,
D
And young Roddy McCormley goes to die
G
D
On the bridge of tomb today
There is never a wonder of all your dead
G
D
While bravely felled in fray
G
D
And he who marches to his fate
Bm
A
On the bridge of tomb today
D
G
D
True to the last, true to the last,
Bm
A
He pledged the upward way,
D
C#
And young Roddy McMorley was to die
F#
G
D
On the bridge of Hoontoway.
That was Roddy McCauley.
N/A
Save song
Speed: 1.0x
RestartPlay SpaceEnable loopDisable audio