The Parting Glass

The High Kings

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Of all the money that e'er I had,

I spent it in good company.

And all the harm I've ever done,

alas it was to none but me.

And all I've done for want of wit

to mem'ry now I can't recall;

So fill to me the parting glass,

Good night and joy be to you all.

fill to me the parting glass

And drink a health whate&8217[G];er befalls

And gently rise and softly call

Good night and joy be to you all

Of all the comrades that e'er I had,

They're sorry for my going away.

And all my sweethearts that e'er I had,

They'd wish me one more day to stay.

But since it fell unto my lot,

That I should rise and you should not,

I gently rise and softly call,

Good night and joy be to you all.

fill to me the parting glass

And drink a health whate&8217;er b[F]efalls [G]

And gently rise and softly call

Good night and joy be to you all

But since it fell unto my lot,

That I should rise and you should not,

I gently rise and softly call,

Good night and joy be to you all.

fill to me the parting glass

And drink a health whate&8217[G];er befalls

And gently rise and softly call

Good night and joy be to you all

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Readable chord sheet for The Parting Glass by The High Kings

[C]Of [Am]all the m[F]oney that [C]e'er I [G]had,
I [C]spent it in good[C] compa[G]ny.
And a[Am]ll the ha[F]rm I've [C]ever [G]done,
ala[C]s it was to [Am]none but [F]me.
And [C]all [F]I've [C]done for [C]want [F]of [G]wit
to [F]mem'ry now I [C]can't r[G]ecall;
So [Am]fill t[F]o me the[C] parting [G]glass,
Good [C]night and joy be [Am]to you [F]all.

[So] [C]fill to [F]me the [C]parting [G]glass
And [G]drink a [Am]health whate[F]&
And [Am]gently [F]rise and [G]softly [C]call
Good [C]night and joy be [Am]to you [F]all

[C]Of all the comrades that e'er I had,
They're sorry for my going [G]away.
And [Am]all my sweethearts that e[F]'er I [C]had,
[C]They'd wish me one more [G]day to [C]stay.
But [C]since it[Am] fell u[C]nto my [G]lot,
That [G]I should [Am]rise and [F]you should [G]not,
[Am]I gently [F]rise and softly [C]call,
[C]Good night and joy be [G]to you [C]all.
[So] fil[C]l to me the p[F]arting glas[C]s          [G]
And drink [G]a health wh[Am]ate&
And gentl[Am]y rise a[F]nd softly call  [F]          [C]
Good night a[C]nd joy be to you all       [G]              [C]

But [C]since it [Am]fell un[C]to my [G]lot,
That [G]I should [Am]rise and [F]you should [G]not,
I g[Am]ently [F]rise and [G]softly [C]call,
[C]Good night and joy be [G]to you [C]all.

[So] fil[C]l to [F]me the [C]parting [G]glass
And [G]drink a [Am]health whate[F]&
And [Am]gently [F]rise and [F]softly [C]call
Good [C]night and joy be [G]to you [C]all

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