Galtee Mountain Boy por Christy Moore, tablaturas e acordes no PlayUkuleleNET

Galtee Mountain Boy

Biografia:

Christopher Andrew 'Christy' Moore (born 7 May 1945, Newbridge, County Kildare, Ireland) is a popular Irish folk singer, songwriter, and guitarist. He is well known as one of the founding members of Planxty. His first album, Paddy on the Road (a minor release of 500) was recorded with Dominic Behan (brother of Brendan) in 1969. In 2007, he was named as Ireland's greatest living musician in RTÉ's People of the Year Awards[1].

Moore was originally a bank employee who wanted to express himself using traditional music.

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first 3 verses written by Patsy O'Halloran of Clonmel, Co. Tipperary,
last verse added by Christy Moore

Album (self titled) Christy Moore; released 1976

Time Signature 3/4
Tempo: 104 bpm (for me anyway)
Tuning: I play this half step down

ignore the automatic chord diagrams, use what ive given here

Chords and picking pattern
xx3211 F 432123
x32010 C 543123
320033 G 643123 (note chord variation)

INTRO C G F C
VERSES
C G F C C G C C
C C G C F G C C
C C G C F G C C
C G F C C G C C

(as the last line of last verse or after last verse repeat last line;
swap 2nd last C chord with F
and last bar of C single strum or root note... or just do your own thing)

chord repetition: first and last the same... 2 middle the same

Lyric variation: I like to sing: Fare "thee" well to Tipp...
timing stays the same as Fare Thee become two 1/8 notes instead of fare as a 1/4 note

VERSE 1
C G F C C G C C
I joined the fly- ing col- umn in nine- teen six-teen
C C G C F G C C
In Cork with Sean Moy- lan, in Tipperary with Dan Breen
C C G C F G C C
A-rre- sted by free stat- ers and sen- tenced for to die
C G F C C G C C
Fare well to Tipp- er-ar- y said the Gal- tee moun- tain boy

C G F C C G C C
We went a-cross the vall- eys and o'er the hill- tops green
C C G C F G C C
Where we met with Din- ny La- cey, Sean Ho- gan and Dan Breen
C C G C F G C C
Sean Moy- lan and his gall- ant men they kept the flag flying high
C G F C C G C C
Fare well to Tipp- er-ar- y said the Gal- tee moun- tain boy

C G F C C G C C
We tracked the Dub- lin moun- tains we were rebels on the run
C C G C F G C C
Though hun- ted night and mor- ning we were outlaws but free men
C C G C F G C C
We tracked the Wick- low moun- tains as the sun was shin- ing high
C G F C C G C C
Fare well to Tipp- er-ar- y said the Gal- tee moun- tain boy

C G F C C G C C
I bid fare-well to old Clon-mel that I never more will see
C C G C F G C C
And to the Gal- tee moun- tain that oft times shel- tered me
C C G C F G C C
The men who fought for their li- ber-ty and who died with-out a sigh
C G F C C G C C
May their cause be ne'er for-go- tten said the Gal- tee moun- tain boy

here is a run of it in std tuning; Key of C
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