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The Night Visit - Christy Moore 1. 8 Bar intro. Am G Am G Am G Am G 2.
AmWho are you, me Gpretty fair maid AmAnd who are you, me Ghoney? AmWho are you, me Gpretty fair maid AmAnd who are you, me Ghoney? AmShe answered me Gmodestly, "GWell I am me mammy's darling."
AmWith me too-rye-ah GFal-de-diddle-ah GA eye-ree Fal-de-diddle Dairy Amoh G Am G
3.
AmWill you come to me Gmammy's house AmWhen the moon is shining Gclearly. AmWill you come to me Gmammy's house AmWhen the moon is shining Gclearly. AmI'll open the door and GI'll let you in GAnd divil the one will hear us.
AmWith me too-rye-ah GFal-de-diddle-ah GA eye-ree Fal-de-diddle Dairy Amoh G Am G
4.
AmSo I went to her house in the Gmiddle of the night AmWhen the moon was shining Gclearly. AmSo I went to her house in the Gmiddle of the night AmWhen the moon was shining Gclearly. AmShe opened the door and she Glet me in GAnd divil the one did hear us.
AmWith me too-rye-ah GFal-de-diddle-ah GA eye-ree Fal-de-diddle Dairy Amoh G Am G
5.
AmShe took me horse by the Gbridle and the bit AmAnd she led him to the Gstable AmShe took me horse by the Gbridle and the bit AmAnd she led him to the Gstable AmSaying "There's plenty of oats for a Gsoldier's horse, GTo eat it if he's able. "
AmWith me too-rye-ah GFal-de-diddle-ah GA eye-ree Fal-de-diddle Dairy Amoh G Am G
6.
AmAnd She took me by the Glily-white hand Amshe led me to the Gtable AmShe took me by the Glily-white hand AmAnd she led me to the Gtable Am"There's plenty of wine for a Gsoldier boy, GDrink it if you're able. "
AmWith me too-rye-ah GFal-de-diddle-ah GA eye-ree Fal-de-diddle Dairy Amoh G Am G
7.
AmShe got up and she Gmade the bed AmAnd she made it nice and Gaisy AmShe got up and she Gmade the bed AmAnd she made it nice and Gaisy AmThen she took me Gby the hand GSaying “I hope that you are able!”
AmWith me too-rye-ah GFal-de-diddle-ah GA eye-ree Fal-de-diddle Dairy Amoh G Am G
8. 8 Bar Lead Break Am G Am G Am G Am G 9.
AmThere we lay till the Gbreak of the day AmAnd divil the one could Ghear us AmThere we lay till the Gbreak of the day AmAnd divil the one could Ghear us AmShe arose and put Gon her clothes GSaying "Darling, you must leave me."
AmWith me too-rye-ah GFal-de-diddle-ah GA eye-ree Fal-de-diddle Dairy Amoh G Am G
10.
AmWhen can I Greturn again AmAnd when might we get Gmarried AmWhen can I Greturn again AmAnd when might we get Gmarried AmWhen broken shells make GChristmas bells GWe might well get married.
AmWith me too-rye-ah GFal-de-diddle-ah GA eye-ree Fal-de-diddle Dairy Amoh G Am G
/* Notes. The choruses above I’ve written phonetically What follows is closer to the original With me too-ry-ah Fol-de-diddle-dah Me Day-re fol-de-diddle Dai-rie oh. The final line in 8. Saying “Blow out the candle!” was changed to Saying “I hope that you are able!” as this version is closer to the intent of the original song. */