Flogging Molly - Life in a tenement square

Well I k^Amissed the d^Cay, I was ^Don my w^Gay From those c^Amold grey bl^Cocks of st^Eone For s^Ameventeen y^Cears of squ^Dalor filled t^Gears A t^Amime now with ^Cinnoc^Gence l^Amost As the s^Cun split the room with its r^Gays filled with gloom T^Amurnin’ all hope to de^E7spair And the ^Amonly thing l^Ceft was to f^Dlee from the n^Gest That was l^Amife in a T^Cenem^Gent Sq^Amuare

I rememb^Amer the song^C where the^D rats s^Gang along And danced f^Amor their da^Cily bread ^E While^Am the damp washed the ^Cwalls that we^Dre twenty fee^Gt tall Not^Am a child in t^Che ho^Guse wa^Ams fed On the p^Corter filled face of the men^G left no trace ^AmOf the coin they had al^E7ready spent While ou^Amr mothers as^Cked God what^D was Hell ever^G for When you l^Amived in a ^CTene^Gment S^Amquare

Grab what’s^G left of the coal from th^Ame ole cubbyhole These c^Ginders need more to be a f^Amire While the gh^Gosts of the soldiers that l^Amived there before us L^Caugh with their g^Guns by their s^Amides I hear them l^Caugh, with their g^Guns by their s^Amides

Now poli^Amticians the^Cy dwell in^D that f^Gorgotten Hell Our misery??^Am?s been tur^Cned into n^Eews Where^Am the fat of the l^Cand now ho^Dg, hand in ha^Gnd A c^Amrime now of l^Cife w^Gas eve^Amr true ^CAs the sun split the room wi^Gth its rays filled with gloom ^AmTurnin’ all hope to d^E7espair And the ^Amonly thing l^Ceft was to f^Dlee from the n^Gest That was l^Amife in a T^Cenem^Gent Sq^Amuare