Dubliners - Song for ireland

^DWalking all the ^Aday, by ^Gtall ^Dtowers where ^Afalcons build their ^Dnests ^DIn silver wings they ^Afly, they ^Gknow the ^Dcall of ^Afreedom in their ^Dbreasts ^GSaw Black Head against the ^Dsky, where ^Bmtwisted ^Grocks may ^Drun down to the ^Asea

^GLiving on your ^DWestern ^Ashore, saw ^Dsummer sun^Asets, I ^Bmasked for ^Amore, I ^Gstood by your At^Dlantic ^ASea, and I ^Gsang a ^Dsong for ^AIre^Dland

^DDrinking all the ^Aday, in ^Gold ^Dpubs where ^Afiddlers love to ^Dplay ^DSaw one touch the ^Abow, he ^Gplayed a ^Dreel which ^Aseemed so grand and ^Dgay I ^Gstood on Dingle Beach and ^Dcast, in ^Bmwild ^Gfoam we ^Dfound Atlantic ^Abass,

^GLiving on your ^DWestern ^Ashore, saw ^Dsummer sun^Asets, I ^Bmasked for ^Amore, I ^Gstood by your At^Dlantic ^ASea, and I ^Gsang a ^Dsong for ^AIre^Dland

^DLaughing all the ^Aday, with ^Gtrue ^Dfriends who ^Atry to make you ^Dstay ^DTelling jokes and ^Anews, and ^Gsinging ^Dsongs to ^Awhile the time a^Dway, We ^Gwatched the Galway salmon ^Drun, like ^Bmsilver ^Gdancing, ^Ddarting in the ^Asun

^GLiving on your ^DWestern ^Ashore, saw ^Dsummer sun^Asets, I ^Bmasked for ^Amore, I ^Gstood by your At^Dlantic ^ASea, and I ^Gsang a ^Dsong for ^AIre^Dland

^DDreaming in the ^Anight, I ^Gsaw a ^Dland where ^Ano one had to ^Dfight And ^Dwaking in your ^Adawn, I ^Gsaw you ^Dcrying ^Ain the morning ^Dlight ^GSleeping where the falcons ^Dfly, they ^Bmtwist and ^Gturn all in your ^Dair-blue ^Asky

^GLiving on your ^DWestern ^Ashore, saw ^Dsummer sun^Asets, I ^Bmasked for ^Amore, I ^Gstood by your At^Dlantic ^ASea, and I ^Gsang a ^Dsong for ^AIre^Dland