Biography:
Luke Kelly, (17 November 1940 - 30 January 1984) was an Irish singer and folk musician from Dublin, Ireland, most famous as a member of the band The Dubliners.
Kelly was one of the best-known figures of the Irish folk music movement of the 1960s and 1970s. A Dubliner from the north inner city, he attended O'Connell's Schools before emigrating to Britain in 1958. There he first became involved in the growing international folk music scene in which Ewan MacColl was a central figure, as well as joining the Communist Party of Great Britain.
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- On Raglan Road
- Raglan Road
- School Days Over
- Scorn Not His Simplicity
- Song For Ireland
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- The Nightingale
- The Scoals Of Herring
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To start the morning,the war-den bawling,
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Get up now you bousey and clean out your cell,
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All along the banks of the Roy - al Canal.
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Oh the screw was peeping,and the loike was sleeping,
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And the auld triangle,went jin-gle jangle,
Bb C Dm C Csus2 F
All along the banks of the Roy - al Canal.
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On a fine spring evening,the loike lay dreaming,
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And the seagulls were wheeling, high above the wall,
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And the auld triangle,went jin-gle jangle,
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All along the banks of the Roy - al Canal.
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Oh the wind was sighing,and the day was dying,
Bb C Dm C/E F Fsus2 Bb Bbsus2
As the loike lay crying, in his prison cell,
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And the auld triangle,went jin-gle jangle,
Bb C Dm C Csus2 F
All along the banks of the Roy - al Canal.
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In the women's prison there are seventy women,
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And it is among them I wish I did dwell.
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And the auld triangle,went jin-gle jangle,
Bb C Dm C Csus2 F
All along the banks of the Roy - al Canal.
I play it on the piano, so not sure if the chords will translate well to the guitar.
A hungry feeling,came o're me stealing,
Bb C Dm C/E F Fsus2 Bb Bbsus2
And the mice were squeeling in my prison cell,
F Gm6 F/A F/A Bb F/A
And the auld triangle,went jin-gle jangle,
Bb C Dm C Csus2 F
All along the banks of the Roy - al Canal.
F Gm6 F/A F/A Bb F/A
To start the morning,the war-den bawling,
Bb C Dm C/E F Fsus2 Bb Bbsus2
Get up now you bousey and clean out your cell,
F Gm6 F/A F/A Bb F/A
And the auld triangle,went jin-gle jangle,
Bb C Dm C Csus2 F
All along the banks of the Roy - al Canal.
F Gm6 F/A F/A Bb F/A
Oh the screw was peeping,and the loike was sleeping,
Bb C Dm C/E F Fsus2 Bb Bbsus2
As he loike lay weeping for his girl Sal.
F Gm6 F/A F/A Bb F/A
And the auld triangle,went jin-gle jangle,
Bb C Dm C Csus2 F
All along the banks of the Roy - al Canal.
F Gm6 F/A F/A Bb F/A
On a fine spring evening,the loike lay dreaming,
Bb C Dm C/E F Fsus2 Bb Bbsus2
And the seagulls were wheeling, high above the wall,
F Gm6 F/A F/A Bb F/A
And the auld triangle,went jin-gle jangle,
Bb C Dm C Csus2 F
All along the banks of the Roy - al Canal.
F Gm6 F/A F/A Bb F/A
Oh the wind was sighing,and the day was dying,
Bb C Dm C/E F Fsus2 Bb Bbsus2
As the loike lay crying, in his prison cell,
F Gm6 F/A F/A Bb F/A
And the auld triangle,went jin-gle jangle,
Bb C Dm C Csus2 F
All along the banks of the Roy - al Canal.
F Gm6 F/A F/A Bb F/A
In the women's prison there are seventy women,
Bb C Dm C/E F Fsus2 Bb Bbsus2
And it is among them I wish I did dwell.
F Gm6 F/A F/A Bb F/A
And the auld triangle,went jin-gle jangle,
Bb C Dm C Csus2 F
All along the banks of the Roy - al Canal.
I play it on the piano, so not sure if the chords will translate well to the guitar.
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