Hợp âm Come To The Bower

Lời & hợp âm

[Verse 1]
Will [G]you[C][G][C]
come to the [G]bow
or the free boundless [C]ocean
Where the stupendous [G]waves
roll in thunder and [C]motion
Where the mermaids are seen
and the fierce tempest [G]gathers
To Lav[C]erne the green,
to the [G]dear land of our fathers
Will you [C]come, will you, [G]will you,
will you come to the [C]Bower?
Will you come to the [G]land of
O 'Neill and O'[C]Donogh
Of Lord Lucan of [G]old
and the immortal O [C]'Connogh
Where Brian drove the Danes,
and St. Patrick the [G]vermin,
and whose [C]valleys remain
Still most [G]beautiful and charming,
will you [C]come?
Will you, [G]will you,
will you come to the [C]Bower?
You can see Dublin City
[G]and the fine groves of [C]Blarney
Oh, the band by the [G]Liffey
and the lakes of Killar[C]ney
You can ride on the Tide
or the broad majestic Shan[G]non
You can [C]sail round Loughney
and see [G]Storydon Gannon
Will you [C]come, will you, [G]will you,
will you come to the [C]Bower?[G][C]
You can visit New [G]Ross, Gallant,
Wexford and [C]Gorey
Where the green was last [G]seen
by proud Saxton and [C]Tory
And the air sanctified
by the blood of [G]each Truman
Where they [C]died satisfied,
their [G]enemies they'd not run from
Will you [C]come, will you, [G]will you,
will you come to the [C]bower?
Will you come and [G]awake
our lost land from its [C]slumber?
And whose feathers day will [G]break,
links that long have en[C]cumbered
And the air will resound,
with Hosannas to [G]meet you
On the [C]shore will be found,
gallant [G]Ir ishmen to meet you
Will you [C]come, will you, [G]will you,
will you come to the [C]Bower? [G]you[C]