The Dubliners - Peat bog soldiers

^EmFar and wide as the eye can wander, ^AmHeath and ^Embog are ^Devery ^Emwhere. ^GNot a bird sings out to cheer us. ^AOaks ^Emare standing ^Dgaunt and ^Embare.

^DWe ^Gare the peat bog ^Dsoldiers, ^EmMarching with our ^Dspades to the ^Emmoor. ^DWe ^Gare the peat bog ^Dsoldiers, ^EmMarching with our ^Dspades to the ^Emmoor.

^EmUp and down the guards are marching, ^AmNo one, ^Emno one ^Dcan get ^Emthrough. ^GFlight would mean a sure death facing, ^AmGuns and ^Embarbed ^Dwire block our ^Emview.

^DWe ^Gare the peat bog ^Dsoldiers, ^EmMarching with our ^Dspades to the ^Emmoor. ^DWe ^Gare the peat bog ^Dsoldiers, ^EmMarching with our ^Dspades to the ^Emmoor.

^EmBut for us there is no complaining, ^AmWinter ^Emwill in ^Dtime be ^Empast. ^GOne day we shall rise rejoicing. ^AmHomeland, ^Emdear, you're ^Dmine at ^Emlast.

^DThen ^Gwill the peatbog ^Dsoldiers ^EmMarch no more with their s^Dpades to the ^Emmoor. ^DThen ^Gwill the peatbog ^Dsoldiers ^EmMarch no more with their s^Dpades to the ^Emmoor.