Paddy Reilly - The cliffs of dooneen

You may ^Dtravel far far from your ^Gown native ^Dhome Far a^Dway oer the mountains far a^Away oer the ^Bmfoam But of ^Dall the fine places that ^AI've ever ^Bmseen, There's ^Dnone can com^Bmpare with the ^Gcliffs of Doo^Aneen

Take a ^Aview oer the ^Dmountains fine ^Gsights you'll see ^Dthere You'll see the ^Dhigh rocky mountains on the ^AWest coast of ^BmClare The ^Dtowns of Kilrush and Kil^Akee can be ^Bmseen From the ^Dhigh rocky ^Bmslopes round the ^Gcliffs of Doo^Aneen

It s a ^Anice place to ^Dbe on a ^Gfine Summer's ^Dday Watching ^Dall the wild flowers that ^Ane'er do de^Bmcay The ^Dhare and lofty pheasant are ^Aplain to be ^Bmseen Making ^Dhomes for their ^Bmyoung round the ^Gcliffs of Doo^Aneen

Fare thee ^Awell to Doo^Dneen fare thee ^Gwell for a ^Dwhile And to ^Dall the fine people I'm ^Aleaving be^Bmhind To the ^Dstreams and the meadows where ^Alate I have ^Bmbeen And the ^Dhigh rocky ^Bmslopes round the ^Gcliffs ^Aof Doo^Dneen ^{A D}