The Dubliners - Rising of the moon

^DAnd come tell me Sean O'Farrell, tell me ^Awhy you hurry so Husha b^Guachaill hush and ^Dlisten and his ^Acheeks were all a ^Dglow ^DI bear orders from the captain, get you ^Aready quick and soon For the ^Gpikes must be to^Dgether at the ^Arising of the ^Dmoon

^DAt the rising of the moon, at the ^Arising of the moon For the ^Gpikes must be to^Dgether at the ^Arising of the ^Dmoon

^DAnd come tell me Sean O'Farrell, where the ^Agath'rin is to be At the ^Gold spot by the ^Driver quite well ^Aknown to you and ^Dme ^DOne more word for signal token, whistle ^Aout the marchin' tune With your ^Gpike upon your ^Dshoulder at the ^Arising of the ^Dmoon

^DAt the rising of the moon, at the ^Arising of the moon With your ^Gpike upon your ^Dshoulder at the ^Arising of the ^Dmoon

^DOut from many a mud wall cabin eyes were ^Awatching through the night Many a ^Gmanly heart was ^Dbeating for the ^Ablessed morning ^Dlight ^DMurmurs rang along the valleys to the ^Abanshees lonely croon And a ^Gthousand pikes were ^Dflashing by the ^Arising of the ^Dmoon

^DBy the rising of the moon, by the ^Arising of the moon And a ^Gthousand pikes were ^Dflashing by the ^Arising of the ^Dmoon

^DAll along that singing river that black ^Amass of men was seen High ^Gabove their shining ^Dweapons flew their ^Aown beloved ^Dgreen ^DDeath to every foe and traitor! Whistle ^Aout the marching tune And ^Ghoorah, me boys, for ^Dfreedom, 'tis the ^Arising of the ^Dmoon

^DTis the rising of the moon, 'tis the ^Arising of the moon And ^Ghurrah, me boys, for ^Dfreedom, 'tis the ^Arising of the ^Dmoon