Tom: G major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
a ramblin' Irishman
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I've travelled the whole world o 'er
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In search of an occupation
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Em
Like so many done be fore
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And I thought it a very good plan
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as a ramblin' Irishman.
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When I landed in Philadelphia
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the girls all jumped for joy
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Says one and to the other
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there goes the Irish boy
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They asked me for to dance with them
Em
they took me by the hand
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An d the toast went merrily round,
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The room could look to the Irish band.
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They took me to a big hotel,
it was there to spend the night
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The landlady's lovely daughter
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Em
in me took great delight,
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She never took her eyes off me
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Em
as on the floor I'd stand,
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with a ramblin' Irishman.
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Oh, daughter, dearest daughter,
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what is this you are going to do,
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To fall in love with an Irishman,
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Em
a man you never knew,
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C
With the knapsack on his shoulder
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Em
and a shillelagh in his hand
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G
with my ramblin' Ir ishman
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C
And now that we are married
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The landlady's lovely daughter,
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Em
she is my wedded wife
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I work for her and I labour for her
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Em
and I do the best I can
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that she married an Irishman
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I am a ramblin' Irishman
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and I've travelled the whole world o 'er
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In search of an occupation
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Em
like so many done before
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Em
and I've got a very good plan
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To sail away to America
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as a ramblin' Irishman you
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