Biography:
Cherish the Ladies is an American female 'super group' that plays Celtic music. Originally formed from Irish-American female musicians, the current lineup is founding members Joanie Madden and Mary Coogan, both from New York, all-Ireland Champion Mirella Murray from Connemara, County Galway, on accordion, pianist Kathleen Boyle from Glasgow, Scotland, fiddler Nollaig Casey from Bandon, Co Cork, and Kate Purcell from Co Clare on vocals.
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Cherish The Ladies - The Ballad Of The Foxhunter
CAPO: 3rd Fret
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
G C
Lay me in a cushioned chair
G D
Carry me, ye four
G C
With cushions here and there
G D
To see the world once more
G C
To stable and kennel go
G D
Bring what there's to bring
G C
Lead my Lollard to and fro
D C D
Or gently in a ring
[Verse 2]
G C
Put the chair upon the grass
G D
Bring Rody and his hounds
G C
That I may contented pass
G D
From these earthly bounds
G C
His eyelids, they droop
G D
Eyes cloud with dreams
G C
The sun upon all things that grow
D C D
Falls into sleepy dreams
[Chorus]
C Am
Huntsmen, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G
Loosen on the morn, a gay wandering cry
C Am
Rody, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G D
I cannot blow my horn, but only weep and sigh
[Verse 3]
G C
Lollard treads upon the lawn
G D
And to the armchair goes
G C
The old man's dreams are gone
G D
He smoothes the long, brown nose
G C
Moves a pleasant tongue
G D
Upon his wasted hands
G C
Aged hounds and young
D C D
The huntsman near him stands
[Chorus]
C Am
Huntsmen, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G
Loosen on the morn, a gay wandering cry
C Am
Rody, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G D
I cannot blow my horn, but only weep and sigh
[Verse 4]
G C
'Round his cushioned place
G D
With new sorrow wrung
G C
Hounds gazing on his face
G D
Aged hounds and young
G C
Fire is in the old man's eyes
G D
His fingers move and sway
G C
Wandering music dies
D C D
You hear him feebly say
[Chorus]
C Am
Huntsmen, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G
Loosen on the morn, a gay wandering cry
C Am
Rody, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G D
I cannot blow my horn, but only weep and sigh
[Chorus]
C Am
Huntsmen, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G
Loosen on the morn, a gay wandering cry
C Am
Rody, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G D
I cannot blow my horn, but only weep and sigh
[Verse 5]
G C
The blind hound with a mournful cry
G D
Slowly lifts his head
G C
They bear the body in
D C D
The hounds wail for the dead___
The hounds wail for the dead
Wail for the dead
CAPO: 3rd Fret
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
G C
Lay me in a cushioned chair
G D
Carry me, ye four
G C
With cushions here and there
G D
To see the world once more
G C
To stable and kennel go
G D
Bring what there's to bring
G C
Lead my Lollard to and fro
D C D
Or gently in a ring
[Verse 2]
G C
Put the chair upon the grass
G D
Bring Rody and his hounds
G C
That I may contented pass
G D
From these earthly bounds
G C
His eyelids, they droop
G D
Eyes cloud with dreams
G C
The sun upon all things that grow
D C D
Falls into sleepy dreams
[Chorus]
C Am
Huntsmen, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G
Loosen on the morn, a gay wandering cry
C Am
Rody, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G D
I cannot blow my horn, but only weep and sigh
[Verse 3]
G C
Lollard treads upon the lawn
G D
And to the armchair goes
G C
The old man's dreams are gone
G D
He smoothes the long, brown nose
G C
Moves a pleasant tongue
G D
Upon his wasted hands
G C
Aged hounds and young
D C D
The huntsman near him stands
[Chorus]
C Am
Huntsmen, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G
Loosen on the morn, a gay wandering cry
C Am
Rody, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G D
I cannot blow my horn, but only weep and sigh
[Verse 4]
G C
'Round his cushioned place
G D
With new sorrow wrung
G C
Hounds gazing on his face
G D
Aged hounds and young
G C
Fire is in the old man's eyes
G D
His fingers move and sway
G C
Wandering music dies
D C D
You hear him feebly say
[Chorus]
C Am
Huntsmen, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G
Loosen on the morn, a gay wandering cry
C Am
Rody, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G D
I cannot blow my horn, but only weep and sigh
[Chorus]
C Am
Huntsmen, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G
Loosen on the morn, a gay wandering cry
C Am
Rody, blow the horn, come make the hills reply
D G D
I cannot blow my horn, but only weep and sigh
[Verse 5]
G C
The blind hound with a mournful cry
G D
Slowly lifts his head
G C
They bear the body in
D C D
The hounds wail for the dead___
The hounds wail for the dead
Wail for the dead
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