"Danny Boy" is a ballad written by English songwriter Frederic Weatherly and usually set to the Irish tune of the "Londonderry Air". It is most closely associated with Irish communities.

^G7--- O Danny ^CBoy, the ^C7pipes, the pipes are ^Fcalling, From glen to ^Cglen and ^Amdown the mountain ^D7side ^G7

The summer's ^Cgone and ^C7all the roses ^Ffalling 'Tis you, 'tis ^Cyou must ^G7go and I must ^Cbide ^G7

But come ye ^Cback when ^Fsummer's in the ^Cmeadow Or when the ^Amvalley's ^Fhushed and white with ^D7snow ^G7

'Tis, I'll be ^Cthere in ^Fsunshine or in ^Cshadow ^F O Danny ^CBoy, o Danny ^Dm7Boy, I ^G7love you ^Cso. ^G7

'Tis, I'll be ^Cthere in ^Fsunshine or in ^Csha - ^E7a - ^Amdow ^FmO Danny ^CBoy, o Danny ^Dm7Boy, I ^G7love you ^Cso. ^F ^C

Celtic Woman - Danny boy