The Cliffs Of Dooneen

You may [D]travel far far from your [G]own native [D]home
Far a[D]way oer the mountains far a[A]way oer the [Bm]foam
But of [D]all the fine places that [A]I've ever [Bm]seen,
There's [D]none can com[Bm]pare with the [G]cliffs of Doo[A]neen

Take a [A]view oer the [D]mountains fine [G]sights you'll see [D]there
You'll see the [D]high rocky mountains on the [A]West coast of [Bm]Clare
The [D]towns of Kilrush and Kil[A]kee can be [Bm]seen
From the [D]high rocky [Bm]slopes round the [G]cliffs of Doo[A]neen

It s a [A]nice place to [D]be on a [G]fine Summer's [D]day
Watching [D]all the wild flowers that [A]ne'er do de[Bm]cay
The [D]hare and lofty pheasant are [A]plain to be [Bm]seen
Making [D]homes for their [Bm]young round the [G]cliffs of Doo[A]neen

Fare thee [A]well to Doo[D]neen fare thee [G]well for a [D]while
And to [D]all the fine people I'm [A]leaving be[Bm]hind
To the [D]streams and the meadows where [A]late I have [Bm]been
And the [D]high rocky [Bm]slopes round the [G]cliffs [A]of Doo[D]neen [A]   [D]

[D]    [C]
[A]    [G]
[G]    [F]
[Bm]   [Am]