Tom: G major
Verse 1
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C
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C
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In the days I went to Cordon,
C
I was never tired of resorting
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To an alehouse or a playhouse,
C
and many's a house beside
I told me brother Seamus
G
C
I'd go off and be right famous
G
And I never would return again
C
till I roamed the world wide
G
It's goodbye Mersh and Derkin,
C
sure I'm sick and tired of workin'
G
No more I'll dig the Pradies,
G
As sure as my name is Carney,
I'll be off to California
C
G
Instead of diggin' Pradies,
C
I'll be diggin' lumps of gold
G
Well, I've called it girls in Blarney,
C
in Kentucky, and in Killarney
G
In Passage and in Queenstown,
G
Goodbye to all this pleasure,
C
I'll be off to take me leisure
And the next time that you'll
C
will be a letter from New York
G
It's goodbye Merchandurkin,
C
sure I'm sick and tired of workin'
G
No more I'll dig the paradies,
G
As sure as my name is Carney,
C
I'll be off to California
G
Instead of diggin' paradies,
C
I'll be diggin' lumps of gold
G
Goodbye to all the girls at home,
C
I'm goin' far across the phone
tune in far America
G
C
and plenty for the poor and for the gentry
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Goodbye Mersh and Durkin,
C
I'm sick and tired of workin'
G
No more, I think, Brady's,
G
That's sure as my name is Carney,
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Instead of digging for ladies,
C
I'll be digging lumps of gold
G
Instead of digging for ladies,
C
I'll be digging lumps of gold
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