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Fields Of Athenry

The Dubliners
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
By  the lonely prison wall, i heard  a young girl cal-ling
Micheal  they have taken  you away
For  you stole trevelins corn  so the young  might see the morn
A  prison ship lies waiting in the bay
Low Lie The  fields of athenry
where  once we watched the small free  birds fly
our  love was the wing
We  had dreams and songs to sing
and  so lonely round the fields  of athenry
By  the lonely prison wall, i heard  a young man cal-ling
Nothing  matters mary  when your free
against  the famine and the crown,  i fought  they cut me down
now  you must raise our child with dignity
By  the lonely harbor wall, she  watched the last star fa-ll
as  the prison ship sailed  out against the sky
for  she lived to hope and pray for  her love in botany  bay
 and it's so lonely round the fields of athenry
 Chorus x 2
 that is it. hope you like it.

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Readable chord sheet for Fields Of Athenry by The Dubliners

[G]By the lonely prison wall, i [C]heard a young girl [G]cal-[D]ling
[G]Micheal they have [C]taken you [D]away
[G]For you stole trevelins [C]corn so the [G]young might see the [D]morn
[D]A prison ship lies waiting in the [G]bay

[G]Low [C]Lie [G]The fields of [Em]athenry
[G]where once we watched the small fre[D]e birds fly
[G]our love was the [C]wing
[G]We had dreams and songs to [D]sing
[D]and so lonely  round the [Dsus4]fields of a[G]thenry

[G]By the lonely prison wall, i [C]heard a young man [G]cal-[D]ling
[G]Nothing matters [C]mary when your [D]free
[G]against the famine and the [C]crown, i [G]fought they cut me [D]down
[D]now you must  raise our child with [G]dignity

[G]By the lonely harbor wall, [C]she watched the last star [G]fa-[D]ll
[G]as the prison ship [C]sailed out against the [D]sky
[G]for she lived to hope and [C]pray [G]for her love in [D]botany bay
and it's so lonely round the fields of [G]athenry

Chorus x 2

that is it. hope you like it.

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