Irish Songs With Easy Chords & Lyrics
Barnyards Of Delgaty
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G |
C |
G |
| As |
I came in by |
Turra |
market, |
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C |
D |
| Turra market |
for to |
fee, |
| G |
C |
G |
| I fell in with a |
farmer |
child, |
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D |
G |
| The |
barnyards of Delg |
aty. |
Chorus:
| G |
C |
G |
| Linten addie |
toorin |
addie, |
|
C |
D |
| Linten addie |
toorin |
ee; |
| G |
C |
G |
| Linten, lowrin, |
lowrin, |
lowrin, |
|
D |
G |
| The |
barnyards of De |
lgaty. |
He promised me the ae best pair
That ever I set my e'en upon,
When I gaed to the barnyards,
There was naething there but skin and
The auld black horse sat on its rump,
The auld white mare lay on her wime,
And for a' that I could "Hup!" and
They wouldna rise at yokin' time.
When I gae to the kirk on Sunday,
Mony's the bonnie lass I see,
Sitting by her father's side,
And winkin' owre the pews at me.
I can drink and no' be drunk,
I can fecht and no' be slain,
I can lie wi' anither man's lass,
And aye be welcome to my ain.
Noo my cannle is burnt oot,
My snotter's fairly on the wane,
Sae fare ye weel, ye barnyards,
Ye'll never catch me here again!
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