Hợp âm Will You Come to the Bower?

Lời & hợp âm

[Intro 1]
[G][Am][C][G]
[F]
Will [G]you

[Verse 1]
come [C]to [G]the bower
o'er the free boundless ocean
Where [C]stupendous [G]waves roll in
thundering mo[C]tion
Where the mermaids are seen
and the wild tempest [F]gather
To loved [G]Erin the [C]green,
the [G]dear land of our fathers

[Verse 2]
Will you [C]come, will you, [G]will you,
will you come to the [C]bower
[G]

[Verse 3]
[C]
Will you come to the [G]land of
O'Neill and O'Donnell
[C]Of Lord Lucan of [G]old and the
immortal [C]O'Connell
Where Brian [G]chased the [C]Dane
and St. Patrick the ver[F]min
And whose [C]val[G]leys remain
[C]still [G]most beautiful and
Charming

[Verse 4]
Will you [C]come, will you, will [G]you,
will [F]you [G]come to the [C]bower
[G]

[Verse 5]
[C]
You can visit [G]Benburb and
the storied Blackwater
[C]Where Owen Roe met Munroe[G] and
his Chieftains did [C]slaughter
Where the lambs skip and play
on the mossy all [F]over
From those [G]bright [C]gol[G]den vie[C]ws
to en[G]chanting Rostrevor

[Verse 6]
Will you [C]come, will you, [G]will you,
will you come to the [C]bower
[G]

[Verse 7]
[C]
You can see Dublin [G]City and the
fine groves of Blar[C]ney
The Bann, Boyne,
[G]the Pillar and the lakes of Kil[C]larney
You can ride [G]on [C]the tide on the
broad [G]majestic [F]Shannon
You can [C]sail [G]round [C]Lough Neagh
and [G]see storied
Dungannon

[Verse 8]
Will you [G]come, [C]will you, wil[G]l you,
will you come to the [C]bower
[G]

[Verse 9]
[C]
You can visit New [G]Ross,
gallant Wexford and Gorey
[C]Where the green was last [G]seen by
proud Saxon and [C]Tory
Where the soil is [G]sancti[C]fied by
the blood of [G]each [F]true [G]man
[F]Where they [G]died sat[C]isfied that
their enemies [G]they
Wouldn't run from

[Verse 10]
Will you [C]come, will you, [G]will you,
will you come to the [C]bower
[G]

[Verse 11]
[C]
Will you come and [G]awake our
dear land from its slum[C]ber
And her fetters we'll [G]break,
links that long have en[C]cumbered
And the air [G]will re[C]sound with
[G]Hosannahs to [F]greet you
On [G]the shore will be [C]found
gallant [G]Irishmen to greet you

[Verse 12]
Will you [C]come, [G]will you, will you,
will you come to the [C]bower

[Outro 1]
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