Auld Triangle
Dropkick MurphysVersion1
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Chords in this song
Strum
D-DU-UDU
A hungry feeling Came o'er me stealing
And the mice were squealing In my prison cell
To begin the morning The warden bawling
"Get up out of bed, boy! And Clean up your cell!"
And that Auld Triangle went jingle-jangle
All along the banks of the Royal Canal
(finish bar with G which leads into next verse)
On a fine Spring evening
The lag lay dreaming
And the sea-gulls squealing
High above the wall
Oh! the day was dying
And the wind was sighing
As I lay there crying
In my prison cell
And that Auld Triangle went jingle-jangle
All along the banks of the Royal Canal
Oh! the screw was peeping
And the lag was sleeping
As he lay there weeping
For his poor gal
And that Auld Triangle went jingle-jangle
All along the banks of the Royal Canal
In the female prison
There are seventy women
And I wish to god it was with them
That I did dwell
And that Auld Triangle went jingle-jangle
All along the banks of the Royal Canal
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Readable chord sheet for Auld Triangle by Dropkick Murphys
A [C]hungry feeling Came [Em]o'er me stealing And the [F]mice were [C]squealing In my [D]prison [F]cell To be[C]gin the morning The [Em]warden bawling "Get [F]up out of [C]bed, boy! And [D]Clean up your [F]cell!" And that[C] Auld Triangle went [Em]jingle-jangle All a[F]long the banks of the [G]Royal C[C]anal (finish bar with G which leads into next verse) On a fine Spring evening The lag lay dreaming And the sea-gulls squealing High above the wall Oh! the day was dying And the wind was sighing As I lay there crying In my prison cell And that Auld Triangle went jingle-jangle All along the banks of the Royal Canal Oh! the screw was peeping And the lag was sleeping As he lay there weeping For his poor gal And that Auld Triangle went jingle-jangle All along the banks of the Royal Canal In the female prison There are seventy women And I wish to god it was with them That I did dwell And that Auld Triangle went jingle-jangle All along the banks of the Royal Canal