Traditional Irish - Danny boy

^G7Oh, Danny ^CBoy, the ^C7pipes the pipes are ^Fcalling^Fm From glen to ^Cglen and ^Amdown the mountain^Dmside.^G7 The summer’s ^Cgone and ^C7all the roses ^Ffalling.^Fm ‘Tis you, ’tis ^Cyou must ^G7go and I must ^Cbide.

^G7But come ye ^Cback when ^Fsummer’s in the ^Cmeadow, ^G7Or when the ^Amvalley’s ^Fhushed and white with ^D7snow.^{G G7}‘Tis I’ll be ^Chere in ^Fsunshine or in ^Csha^Amdow;^{F G7}Oh, Danny ^CBoy, oh, Danny ^G7Boy, I love you ^Cso.

^G7But when you ^Ccome, and ^C7all the leaves are ^Fdying,^Fm And I am ^Cdead, as ^Amdead I well may ^Dmbe,^G7 You’ll come and ^Cfind the ^C7place where I am ^Flying,^Fm And kneel and ^Csay an ^G7Ave there for ^Cme.

^G7And I will ^Chear, though ^Fsoft your tread a^Cbove me, ^G7And in my ^Amgrave will ^Fwarmer, safer ^D7be.^{G G7}For you will ^Cbend and ^Ftell me that you ^Clove ^Amme ^{F G7}And I will ^Clie in peace un^G7til you come to ^Cme.