Biography:
The artist name is Tír na nÓg.
The duo formed by Leo O'Kelly & Sonny Condell in Dublin, Ireland in early 1970, caused somewhat of a sensation, both on the folk and rock scenes, almost as soon as they stepped off the boat train from Ireland. Within two weeks they had signed a deal with Chrysalis Records and, by the summer, they had established themselves in the London clubs, with their impromptu appearances and beautiful original songs, typically featuring intricate acoustic guitar playing and close harmony singing.
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Tir Na Nog - Daisy Lady
[Verse 1]
B G#m
There she stands among the daffodils she sells
C#m7 F#
Dressed in blue and yellow
C#m7 F# B Eb G#m
I wonder why I fell so much in love with her
[Chorus]
C#m7 F# C#m7 F#
Daisy Lady, I wonder maybe if
B Eb G#m
Some lazy day you’ll stray away with me
C#m7 F# F#7
Oowee! You drive me crazy!
[Verse 2]
B G#m
I wish I was a bee among her pretty flowers
C#m7 F#
Oh I’d never sting her
C#m7 F#
You know I’d love to bring her
B Eb G#m
Honey sweet as she
[Chorus]
C#m7 F# C#m7 F#
Daisy Lady, I wonder maybe if
B Eb G#m
Some lazy day you’ll stray away with me
C#m7 F# F#7
Oowee! You drive me crazy!
[Verse 3]
B G#m
I bought some flowers from my flower girl today
C#m7 F#
A bunch of big red roses
C#m7 F#
And guess what? I suppose
B Eb G#m
I’ll send them right back to
[Chorus]
C#m7 F# C#m7 F#
Daisy Lady, I wonder maybe if
B Eb G#m
Some lazy day you’ll stray away with me
C#m7 F# F#7
Oowee! You drive me crazy!
[Verse 4]
B G#m
There she stands among the daffodils she sells
C#m7 F#
Dressed in blue and yellow
C#m7 F# B Eb G#m
I wonder why I fell so much in love with her
[Chorus]
C#m7 F# C#m7 F#
Daisy Lady, I wonder maybe if
B Eb G#m
Some lazy day you’ll stray away with me
C#m7 F# F#7
Oowee! You drive me crazy!
Enjoy!
You can also play this with a capo on the fourth fret with the following chords:
B=G
G#m=Em
C#m7=Am7 (the Am7 should be played with the pinky on the 1st string (high E), 3rd fret)
F#=D
Eb=B
F#7=D7
[Verse 1]
B G#m
There she stands among the daffodils she sells
C#m7 F#
Dressed in blue and yellow
C#m7 F# B Eb G#m
I wonder why I fell so much in love with her
[Chorus]
C#m7 F# C#m7 F#
Daisy Lady, I wonder maybe if
B Eb G#m
Some lazy day you’ll stray away with me
C#m7 F# F#7
Oowee! You drive me crazy!
[Verse 2]
B G#m
I wish I was a bee among her pretty flowers
C#m7 F#
Oh I’d never sting her
C#m7 F#
You know I’d love to bring her
B Eb G#m
Honey sweet as she
[Chorus]
C#m7 F# C#m7 F#
Daisy Lady, I wonder maybe if
B Eb G#m
Some lazy day you’ll stray away with me
C#m7 F# F#7
Oowee! You drive me crazy!
[Verse 3]
B G#m
I bought some flowers from my flower girl today
C#m7 F#
A bunch of big red roses
C#m7 F#
And guess what? I suppose
B Eb G#m
I’ll send them right back to
[Chorus]
C#m7 F# C#m7 F#
Daisy Lady, I wonder maybe if
B Eb G#m
Some lazy day you’ll stray away with me
C#m7 F# F#7
Oowee! You drive me crazy!
[Verse 4]
B G#m
There she stands among the daffodils she sells
C#m7 F#
Dressed in blue and yellow
C#m7 F# B Eb G#m
I wonder why I fell so much in love with her
[Chorus]
C#m7 F# C#m7 F#
Daisy Lady, I wonder maybe if
B Eb G#m
Some lazy day you’ll stray away with me
C#m7 F# F#7
Oowee! You drive me crazy!
Enjoy!
You can also play this with a capo on the fourth fret with the following chords:
B=G
G#m=Em
C#m7=Am7 (the Am7 should be played with the pinky on the 1st string (high E), 3rd fret)
F#=D
Eb=B
F#7=D7
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