Biografia:
William "Liam" Clancy (2 September 1935 – 4 December 2009) (Irish Liam Mac Fhlannchadha) was an Irish folk singer and actor from Carrick-on-Suir, County Tipperary. He was the youngest and last surviving member of performing group The Clancy Brothers. The group were regarded as Ireland's first pop stars.[1] They recorded 55 albums, achieving global sales of millions and appearing at a sold-out Carnegie Hall, New York and the Royal Albert Hall, London.[2][3]
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Outras músicas:
- All For Me Grog
- And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda
- Ar Eireann Ni Neosainn Ce Hi
- Black Water Side
- Cruisin Round Yarmouth
- Dirty Old Town
- Eileen Aroon
- Fare Thee Well
- Farewell To Tarwathie
- Fiddlers Green
- Foggy Foggy Dew
- Galway Races
- Heave Away
- Hi For The Beggarman
- Home Boys Home
- Home From The Sea
- Im A Freeborn Man
- Maries Wedding
- My Island
- Navy Boots On
- Patriot Game
- Red Is The Rose
- Sonnys Dream
- Spanish Is The Loving Tongue
- Streets Of London
- Ten And Nine
- The Castle Of Dromore
- The Croppy Boy
- The Dutchman
- The Foggy Dew
- The Irish Rover
- The Jolly Tinker
- The Loch Tay Boat Song
- The Minstrel Boy
- The Nightingale
- The Orchard
- The Parting Glass
- The Rising Of The Moon
- The Roseville Fair
- The Water Is Wide
- The Weavers
- Time Gentlemen Time
- Wild Mountain Thyme
- Yarmouth Town
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Liam Clancy - The Jolly Tinker
CAPO: 3rd Fret
[VERSE 1:]
G F G
As I went down a shady lane, at a door I chanced to knock
F
"Have you any pots or kettles, with rusty holes to block?"
G D
"Well indeed I have, don't you know I have
G D G
To me right fol-ooral-addy, well indeed I have"
[VERSE 2:]
F G
The misses came out to the door and she asked me to come in
F
Saying, "You're welcome jolly tinker and I hope you brought your tin"
G D
"Well indeed I did, don't you know I did
G D G
To me right fol-ooral-addy, well indeed I did"
[VERSE 3:]
F G
She took me through the kitchen and she led me through the hall
F
And the servants cried "The devil, has he come to block us all"
G D
"Well indeed I have, don't you know I have
G D G
To me right fol-ooral-addy, well indeed I have"
[VERSE 4:]
F G
She took me up the stairs, me lads, to show me what to do
F
And then she fell on the featherbed and I fell on it too
G D
"Well indeed I did, don't you know I did
G D G
To me right fol-ooral-addy, well indeed I did"
[VERSE 5:]
F G
She then picked up the frying pan and she began to knock
F
For to let the servants know, me lads, that I was at me work
G D
"Well indeed I was, don't you know I was
G D G
To me right fol-ooral-addy, well indeed I was"
[VERSE 6:]
F G
She put her hand into her pocket and she pulled out twenty pounds
F
Said, "Take this my jolly tinker and we'll have another round"
G D
"Well, indeed we will, don't you know we will
G D G
To me right fol-ooral-addy, well indeed we will"
[VERSE 7:]
F G
Well, I've been a jolly tinker for these forty years or more
F
Oh, but such a lovely job as that, I never did before
G D
Well, indeed I didn't, don't you know I didn't
G D N.C.
To me right fol-ooral-addy, well indeed I didn't
CAPO: 3rd Fret
[VERSE 1:]
G F G
As I went down a shady lane, at a door I chanced to knock
F
"Have you any pots or kettles, with rusty holes to block?"
G D
"Well indeed I have, don't you know I have
G D G
To me right fol-ooral-addy, well indeed I have"
[VERSE 2:]
F G
The misses came out to the door and she asked me to come in
F
Saying, "You're welcome jolly tinker and I hope you brought your tin"
G D
"Well indeed I did, don't you know I did
G D G
To me right fol-ooral-addy, well indeed I did"
[VERSE 3:]
F G
She took me through the kitchen and she led me through the hall
F
And the servants cried "The devil, has he come to block us all"
G D
"Well indeed I have, don't you know I have
G D G
To me right fol-ooral-addy, well indeed I have"
[VERSE 4:]
F G
She took me up the stairs, me lads, to show me what to do
F
And then she fell on the featherbed and I fell on it too
G D
"Well indeed I did, don't you know I did
G D G
To me right fol-ooral-addy, well indeed I did"
[VERSE 5:]
F G
She then picked up the frying pan and she began to knock
F
For to let the servants know, me lads, that I was at me work
G D
"Well indeed I was, don't you know I was
G D G
To me right fol-ooral-addy, well indeed I was"
[VERSE 6:]
F G
She put her hand into her pocket and she pulled out twenty pounds
F
Said, "Take this my jolly tinker and we'll have another round"
G D
"Well, indeed we will, don't you know we will
G D G
To me right fol-ooral-addy, well indeed we will"
[VERSE 7:]
F G
Well, I've been a jolly tinker for these forty years or more
F
Oh, but such a lovely job as that, I never did before
G D
Well, indeed I didn't, don't you know I didn't
G D N.C.
To me right fol-ooral-addy, well indeed I didn't
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