Biografía:
Cara Dillon (nascida em 21 de julho de 1975, em Dungiven, County Londonderry, Irlanda do Norte) é uma cantora folk irlandesa. Em 2001, ela iniciou sua carreira como artista solo no Reino Unido com o álbum homônimo Cara Dillon. No entanto, Dillon foi perseguir uma carreira na música desde sua adolescência, progredindo através de bandas folk como Oige e Equation e gastar tempo trabalhando com o seu marido Sam Lakeman sob o nome duo Polar Star. Ela também colaborou com artistas de uma variedade de gêneros musicais ao longo do caminho.
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Otras canciones:
- There Were Roses
- Black Is The Colour
- Blue Mountain River
- Bold Jamie
- Bright Morning Star
- Craigie Hill
- Donald Of Glencoe
- Garden Valley
- Grace
- Green Grows The Laurel
- I Wish I Was
- I Wish You Well
- If I Prove False
- Jacket So Blue
- Lark In The Clear Air
- Maid Of Culmore
- Never In A Million Years
- River Run
- She Moved Through The Fair
- Spencer The Rover
- The Gem Of The Roe
- The Lonesome Scenes Of Winter
- The Maid Of Culmore
- The Parting Glass
- The Streets Of Derry
- The Verdant Braes Of Skreen
- Wait
- Walls
¡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!
Cara Dillon - Jacket So Blue
CAPO: 4th Fret
{INTRO:] C D C D
[VERSE 1:]
C F G C
A ship's crew of sailors, as you may understand
G F G
Bound for the West Indies or some foreign land
C F G
There's one lad amongst them I wish I never knew
C F G C
He's my bonnie, bonnie sailor with a jacket so blue
[VERSE 2:]
F G C
The first time I saw my love, he'd a spy glass in his hand
G F G
I went to talk to him, but he would not stand
C F G
I went to talk to him, but from me he flew
C F G Am F G C D F G
And my heart it went along with him and his jacket so blue______
[VERSE 3:]
C F G C
Says I, "My noble sailor, I'll buy your discharge
G F G
I'll free you from sailing and set you at large
C F G
I'll free you from that man-o-war, if your heart does be true
C F G C
And I'd never let a stain on your jacket so blue"
[VERSE 4:]
F G C
"Well" said I, "My noble lady, you'll buy my discharge
G F G
You'll free me from sailing and set me at large
C F G
You'll free me from that man-o-war, if my heart does be true
C F G N.C. C
Ah, but then what would my own lovely Scotch lassie do"
[INSTRUMENTAL:] C D C D C D C D
[VERSE 5:]
C F G C
"For I have a lassie in my own countery
G F G
And I would not slight her for her poverty
C F G
If I were to slight her, then my heart wouldn't be true
C F G Am F G
For she never left a stain on my jacket so blue____"
[VERSE 6:]
C F G C
I'll write off to Dublin to an artist of skill
G F G
And I'll have my love's picture drawn out in its full
C F G
I'll place it in my chamber quite close to my view
C F G C
And I'll say I loved a sailor with a heart that was true
[OUTRO:] C D C D C D C D
CAPO: 4th Fret
{INTRO:] C D C D
[VERSE 1:]
C F G C
A ship's crew of sailors, as you may understand
G F G
Bound for the West Indies or some foreign land
C F G
There's one lad amongst them I wish I never knew
C F G C
He's my bonnie, bonnie sailor with a jacket so blue
[VERSE 2:]
F G C
The first time I saw my love, he'd a spy glass in his hand
G F G
I went to talk to him, but he would not stand
C F G
I went to talk to him, but from me he flew
C F G Am F G C D F G
And my heart it went along with him and his jacket so blue______
[VERSE 3:]
C F G C
Says I, "My noble sailor, I'll buy your discharge
G F G
I'll free you from sailing and set you at large
C F G
I'll free you from that man-o-war, if your heart does be true
C F G C
And I'd never let a stain on your jacket so blue"
[VERSE 4:]
F G C
"Well" said I, "My noble lady, you'll buy my discharge
G F G
You'll free me from sailing and set me at large
C F G
You'll free me from that man-o-war, if my heart does be true
C F G N.C. C
Ah, but then what would my own lovely Scotch lassie do"
[INSTRUMENTAL:] C D C D C D C D
[VERSE 5:]
C F G C
"For I have a lassie in my own countery
G F G
And I would not slight her for her poverty
C F G
If I were to slight her, then my heart wouldn't be true
C F G Am F G
For she never left a stain on my jacket so blue____"
[VERSE 6:]
C F G C
I'll write off to Dublin to an artist of skill
G F G
And I'll have my love's picture drawn out in its full
C F G
I'll place it in my chamber quite close to my view
C F G C
And I'll say I loved a sailor with a heart that was true
[OUTRO:] C D C D C D C D
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