Traditional Irish - The gypsy rover

The ^Cgypsy ^Grover came ^Cover the ^G7hill, And ^Cdown through the ^Gvalley so ^Emsha-^D7dy, He ^Cwhistled and he ^Gsang 'til the ^Emgreenwoods rang, and he ^Cwon the ^Gheart of a ^Cla-^Ga-a-^G7dy.

^CAh-de-^Gdo, ah-de-^Cdo-da-^Gday, ^Cah-de-do, ah-de-^Emday-^D7dee He ^Cwhistled and he ^Gsang 'til the g^Emreenwoods ^Crang and he ^Cwon the ^Gheart of a ^Cla-^G7a-a-^Cdy.

She l^Ceft her ^Gfather's ^Ccastle ^G7gates, she ^Cleft her ^Gown true ^Emlo-v^D7er She ^Cleft her ^Gservants ^Emand estate to f^Collow the ^Ggypsy ^Cro-^Go-o-^G7ver.

Her ^Cfather s^Gaddled his ^Cfastest ^G7steed and r^Coamed the ^Gvalleys all ^Emo---^D7ver He s^Cought his ^Gdaughter ^Emat great speed and the ^Cwhistling ^Ggypsy ^Cro-^Go-o-^G7ver.

^CAh-de-^Gdo, ah-de-^Cdo-da-^Gday, ^Cah-de-do, ah-de-^Emday-^D7dee He ^Cwhistled and he ^Gsang 'til the g^Emreenwoods ^Crang and he ^Cwon the ^Gheart of a ^Cla-^G7a-a-^Cdy.

He ^Ccame at ^Glast to a ^Cmansion ^G7fine, ^Cdown by th^Ge river C-^Emlay-^D7-dee And ^Cthere was ^Gmusic and ^Emthere was wine, for the ^Cgypsy ^Gand his ^Cla-^Ga-a-^G7dy.

^CAh-de-^Gdo, ah-de-^Cdo-da-^Gday, ^Cah-de-do, ah-de-^Emday-^D7dee He ^Cwhistled and he ^Gsang 'til the g^Emreenwoods ^Crang and he ^Cwon the ^Gheart of a ^Cla-^G7a-a-^Cdy.

“^CCome a-^Gway with me ^Cnow.” said ^G7he “This ^Cfine ad-^Gventure is ^Emo---^D7ver A-^Cway from these ^Gpeople who ^Emsing so free And a-^Cway from this ^GGypsy ^CRo-o-^G--o-^G7ver”

"^CHe is no ^Ggypsy, my ^Cfather" she ^G7said, "He's ^Cking of ^Gfree lands ^Emall o-^D7ver, And ^CI shall ^Gstay 'til my ^Emdying day with the ^Cwhistling ^Ggypsy ^Cro-o^G—-o-^G7ver."

^CAh-de-^Gdo, ah-de-^Cdo-da-^Gday, ^Cah-de-do, ah-de-^Emday-^D7dee He ^Cwhistled and he ^Gsang 'til the g^Emreenwoods ^Crang and he ^Cwon the ^Gheart of a ^Cla-^G7a-a-^Cdy.

^CAh-de-^Gdo, ah-de-^Cdo-da-^Gday, ^Cah-de-do, ah-de-^Emday-^D7dee He ^Cwhistled and he ^Gsang 'til the g^Emreenwoods ^Crang and he ^Cwon the ^Gheart of a ^Cla-^G7a-a-^Cdy.