Tuning: E A D G B E

The Lucky Leprechaun by Laurie Ardis c. 2020 Melody: Dggabdba, cbggF#g, Dggabdb, dedced, deedcddb,dcbaga, DDggabdba, bcbggF#g Guitar Strum should Drone on like a bagpipe: bahng bahng bahng bahng (strum d d d d)...except for last phrase of each verse then (dudud). (NOTE... for guitar: capital letters indicate notes picked on strings 4,5,6. lower case letters indicate notes picked on strings 1, 2, 3) Look for tab in future. [Verse 1]

^GOh, once there was a lep^Grechaun, who wo^Dre a coat of gr^Geen ^G He liv^Ged under a r^Gainbow, the pr^Cettiest ever se^Den ^D But ^Che had not a po^Gt of gold, as le^Dgend spins the yar^Dn The po^Gt was full of go^Glden corn and ke^Cpt it ^Din the ba^Grn ^G ^G ^G

[Verse 2]

He h^Gad a cow whose na^Gme was Moo, she at^De the corn he gl^Geaned ^G While wo^Grking in his gar^Gden found, a fo^Cur-leaf clover g^Dreen ^D Oh lo^Cok, said he, my luck^Gy day! For m^Ce it's come to pass ^D And the ^Gleprechaun was h^Gappy, his po^Ct to f^Dill at la^Gst ^G ^G ^G

[Verse 3]

The ne^Gxt day, Lucky Lep^Grechaun, set o^Dut to find some g^Gold ^G He brough^Gt the cow alo^Gng with him and s^Co the story go^Des ^D He d^Cropped some corn be^Ghind them --His pa^Dth back home to fi^Dnd And su^Gddenly he s^Gaw a coin, a glit^Cter an^Dd a shi^Gne ^G ^G ^G ^A ^A ^A ^A

[Verse 4]

First ther^Ae was one and th^Aen there's two and mo^Ere and more he ^Agot ^A He pi^Acked up all the shi^Any gold and p^Dut them in his p^Eot ^E When al^Dl the coins were sp^Ailling out, He t^Durned to leave for h^Eome But the co^Aw had eaten all th^Ae corn, and the pat^Dh to ho^Eme was go^Ane ^A ^A ^A

[Verse 5]

^ABut lucky little l^Aeprechaun, saw the col^Eors in the s^Aky ^A He trott^Aed towards that r^Aainbow and ke^Dpt his head held hi^Egh ^E And s^Doon there was his ti^Any house Where-he ^Eset his pot of go^Eld And t^Ahat's the way the s^Atory ends, at le^Dast that's^E what I'm to^Ald.^A ^A ^E ^A

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