Traditional Irish - Fields of athenry

^DBy the lonely prison wall, i ^Gheard a young girl ^Dcal-^Aling ^DMicheal they have ^Gtaken you a-^Away For you ^Dstole trevelins ^Gcorn so the ^Dyoung might see the ^Amorn ^AA prison ship lies waiting in the ^Dbay

^DLow ^GLie The ^Dfields of athe^Bmnry where ^Donce we watched the ^Bmsmall free birds ^Afly our ^Dlove was the ^Gwing We had ^Ddreams and songs to ^Asing ^Aand so lonely round the fields of athen^Dry

^DBy the lonely prison wall, i ^Gheard a young man ^Dcal-^Aling ^DNothing matters ^Gmary when your ^Afree against the ^Dfamine and the ^Gcrown, i re^Dbelled they cut me ^Adown ^Anow you must raise our child with d^Dignity

^DLow ^GLie The ^Dfields of athen^Bmry where ^Donce we watched the ^Bmsmall free birds ^Afly our ^Dlove was the ^Gwing We had ^Ddreams and songs to ^Asing ^Aand so lonely round the fields of at^Dhenry

^DBy the lonely harbor wall, she ^Gwatched the last star ^Dfa-^All as the ^Dprison ship sailed ^Gout against the ^Asky for she ^Dlived to hope and ^Gpray for her ^Dlove in botany b^Aay ^Aand it's so lonely round the fields of athen^Dry

^DLow ^GLie The ^Dfields of athen^Bmry where ^Donce we watched the ^Bmsmall free birds ^Afly our ^Dlove was the ^Gwing We had ^Ddreams and songs to ^Asing ^Aand so lonely round the fields of at^Dhenry