Cousin O Mine chords and lyrics - NORMA O'HARA MURPHY

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[Intro 1]
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[Verse 1]
Like [G]Callies and O'Shaughnessy's,
O [D]'Hara's and O [G]'Briens
The [C]Murphys and Mc[G]Moneygolds,
King [D]Patrick and the Royans
We [C]populated countries
[G]and we [C]crossed the foamy bri[G]ne
So if you're born in Ireland,
you're a [D]cousin of [G]mine
You're a [C]cousin of [G]mine, a [D]cousin of mine
[G]Well, if [C]you come from Ire[G]land,
you're a [D]cousin of mine
If [C]green's your favourite col[G]our,
you're [C]out here doing [G]time
If you come from Ireland,
you're a [D]cousin of [G]mine
From County Cork or Galway,
from [C]Dublin or Kil[G]dare
Giglani, Contekilti,
lots of [D]places over there
If [C]you are full of bloody
and [G]can't [C]sing a tune or [G]rhyme
And if you come from Ireland,
you're a [D]cousin of [G]mine
You're a [C]cousin of [G]mine,
a cousin of mine
Well, [C]if you come from [G]Ireland,
you're a [D]cousin of mine
If [C]green's your favourite col[G]our,
oh, you're [C]out here doing [G]time
Well, if you come from Ireland,
you're a [D]cousin of [G]mine[D][G][C][G][C][G]
Now we live in Australia
and we [C]call this country home
[G]But most of our ancestors,
[D]they crossed the ocean foam
We spread [C]our songs and [G]mu sic
right [C]across the [G]countryside
And if you come from Ireland,
you're a [D]cousin of mine.
[G]Here we go.
And you're a [C]cousin of [G]mine,
a [D]cousin of [G]mine.
[C]If you come from [G]Ireland,
you're a [D]cousin of mine.
It [C]greens your favorite col[G]or
or you're [C]out here doing [G]time.
Well, if you come from Ireland,
you're a [D]cousin of [G]mine.[C]
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[C]Now, [G]whisky is our finest drink,
we'll [C]drink it till we [G]die
So good for preserving things,
espe[D]cially you and I
You can [C]drink in moderation,
[G]or it's be[C]st to take your [G]time
Cos if you come from Ireland,
you're a [D]cousin of [G]mine
We come in lots of flavours,
lots of [C]colours in our [G]hair
But for talent and for beauty,
there's [D]nothing can compare
But [C]for drinkin' or for [G]fightin',
we'll [C]always make the [G]time
Cos if you come from Ireland,
you're a [D]cousin of [G]mine
You're a [C]cousin of [G]mine,
cous[D]in of [G]mine
Well, [C]if you come from [G]Ireland,
you're a [D]cousin of mine
If [C]green's your favourite col[G]our,
oh, you're [C]out here doin' [G]time
Well, if you come from Ireland,
you're a [D]cousin of [G]mine
Oh, they bade us out of Ireland
and [C]they drove us to the sea
[G]But here we are, Australian,
it's [D]where we want to be
Well, [C]who has had the [G]last laugh?
Well, [C]I reckon you a[G]nd me
But if you come from Ireland,
you're a [D]cousin to [G]me
You're a [C]cousin of [G]mine,
a [D]cousin of mine
[G]Well, if [C]you come from Ire[G]land,
you're a [D]cousin of mine
It [C]greens your favourite col[G]our
or you're [C]out here doing [G]time
Well, if you come from Ireland,
you're a [D]cousin of [G]mine

[Outro 1]
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