Liam Clancy - The minstrel boy

The ^Cminstrel ^Fboy to the ^Cwar is ^Amgone In the ^Franks of ^Cdeath you will ^Gfind ^Chim His ^Cfather's ^Fsword he has ^Cgirded ^Amon And his ^Fwild harp ^Cslung be^Ghind ^Chim

"^AmLand of ^Fsong," said the ^Gwarrior ^Cbard "Though ^Amall the world be^Ftray ^Cthee One ^Amsword, at ^Fleast, thy ^Cright shall ^Amguard One ^Ffaithful ^Cheart shall ^Gpraise ^Cthee"

The ^Cminstrel ^Ffell, but the ^Cfoeman's ^Amchain Could not ^Fbring that ^Cproud soul ^Gun^Cder The ^Charp he ^Floved ne'er ^Cspoke a^Amgain For he ^Ftore its ^Ccords a^Gsun^Cder

And ^Amsaid, "No ^Fchain shall ^Gsully ^Cthee Thou ^Amsoul of love and ^Fbrave^Cry My ^Amsongs were ^Fmade for the ^Cpure and ^Amfree They shall ^Fnever ^Csound in ^Gsla^Cvery"