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Déanta was a traditional group from Northern Ireland, based in County Antrim who played together until 1997, and regrouped in 2008. Their first performance after the initial break took place in October 2008 for BBC's Blas Ceoil series. The band's members include Mary Dillon, Deirdre Havlin, Rosie Mulholland, Eoghan O'Brien, Kate O'Brien and Clodagh Warnock. The band have released three albums on Green Linnet
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Love this traditional Irish song. I picked these chords out by ear to the version of the
song by Deanta, which can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNn0iRA0f3M
G [320033]
Cadd9 [032033]
D/F# [200233]
Em7 [022033]
Capo 6
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
'Twas on one bright March mornin' I bid New Orleans adieu
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Cadd9
And I took the road to Jackson town, me fortune to renew
Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Em7 D/F# Cadd9
I cursed all foreign money, no credit could I gain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
Which filled me heart with longing for the lakes of Pontchartrain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
I stepped on board of a railroad car beneath the morning sun
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Cadd9
I rode the road 'til evening and I laid me down again
Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Em7 D/F# Cadd9
All strangers there, no friends to me, 'til a dark girl towards me came
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
And I fell in love with a Creole girl by the lakes of Pontchartrain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
I said, "My pretty Creole girl, me money here's no good
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Cadd9
If it weren't for the alligators, I'd sleep out in the wood"
Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Em7 D/F# Cadd9
"You're welcome here, kind stranger, our house, it's very plain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
But we never turn a stranger out from the lakes of Pontchartrain"
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
She took me to her mammy's house and treated me right well
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Cadd9
The hair upon her shoulders in jet-black ringlets fell
Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Em7 D/F# Cadd9
To try and paint her beauty, I'm sure 'twould be in vain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
So handsome was my Creole girl by the lakes of Pontchartrain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
And I asked her if she'd marry me, she'd said it could never be
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Cadd9
For she had got another, and he was far at sea
Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Em7 D/F# Cadd9
She said that she would wait for him and true she would remain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
'Til he returned for his Creole girl by the lakes of Pontchartrain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
So fare thee well, me bonny own girl, I never will see no more
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Cadd9
But I'll ne'er forget your kindness in the cottage by the shore
Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Em7 D/F# Cadd9
And at each social gathering a flowing glass I'll raise
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
And I'll drink a health to me Creole girl and the lakes of Pontchartrain
Enjoy!
song by Deanta, which can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNn0iRA0f3M
G [320033]
Cadd9 [032033]
D/F# [200233]
Em7 [022033]
Capo 6
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
'Twas on one bright March mornin' I bid New Orleans adieu
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Cadd9
And I took the road to Jackson town, me fortune to renew
Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Em7 D/F# Cadd9
I cursed all foreign money, no credit could I gain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
Which filled me heart with longing for the lakes of Pontchartrain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
I stepped on board of a railroad car beneath the morning sun
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Cadd9
I rode the road 'til evening and I laid me down again
Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Em7 D/F# Cadd9
All strangers there, no friends to me, 'til a dark girl towards me came
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
And I fell in love with a Creole girl by the lakes of Pontchartrain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
I said, "My pretty Creole girl, me money here's no good
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Cadd9
If it weren't for the alligators, I'd sleep out in the wood"
Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Em7 D/F# Cadd9
"You're welcome here, kind stranger, our house, it's very plain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
But we never turn a stranger out from the lakes of Pontchartrain"
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
She took me to her mammy's house and treated me right well
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Cadd9
The hair upon her shoulders in jet-black ringlets fell
Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Em7 D/F# Cadd9
To try and paint her beauty, I'm sure 'twould be in vain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
So handsome was my Creole girl by the lakes of Pontchartrain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
And I asked her if she'd marry me, she'd said it could never be
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Cadd9
For she had got another, and he was far at sea
Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Em7 D/F# Cadd9
She said that she would wait for him and true she would remain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
'Til he returned for his Creole girl by the lakes of Pontchartrain
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
So fare thee well, me bonny own girl, I never will see no more
G D/F# Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Cadd9
But I'll ne'er forget your kindness in the cottage by the shore
Em7 Cadd9 G D/F# Em7 D/F# Cadd9
And at each social gathering a flowing glass I'll raise
G Cadd9 D/F# Em7 Cadd9 D/F# G
And I'll drink a health to me Creole girl and the lakes of Pontchartrain
Enjoy!
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