Hair of the Dog - Ghost Of The Molly Maguires, аккорды

Вступление [Intro] G C G When the wind blows cold at night D G The breaker’s melancholy C G If you stand in the dark with your ear to the wind D You can hear the sons of Molly G C G Deep in the dark of the old mine shaft D You can smell the smoke and the fire G C G And the murmer low from the mine below D Is the ghost of Molly Maguire [Verse 1] G C G I'll tell ya boys Mickey Doyle is my name D G I come from Carbon County C G And I shot the boss of the Lansford Mine D My soul is up for bounty G C G And I will die with my head held high D I fought for the men below G C G The men who work and fight and die D Down in a black hell hole. [Verse 2] G C G I'll tell ya boys Edward Kelly is my name D G And I'm hanging high in the morning C G For I shot Jack Jones for skinning my bones D I curse the sound of mourning G C G And I will die with my head held high D I fought for the men below G C G The men who work and fight and die D Down in a black hell hole. [Verse 3] G C G I'll tell ya me boys Alex Campbell is my name D G No pistol did I fire C G And I will fall from the gallows wall D For being a Molly Maguire G C G Yes I will die with my head held high D I fought for the men below G C G The men who work and fight and die D Down in a black hell hole. [Chorus] G C G When the wind blows cold at night D G The breaker’s melancholy C G If you stand in the dark with your ear to the wind D You can hear the sons of Molly. G C G Deep in the dark of the old mine shaft D You can smell the smoke and the fire G C G And the murmer low from the mine below D Is the ghost of Molly Maguire ************************************Chorus G C G When the wind blows cold at night D G The breaker’s melancholy C G If you stand in the dark with your ear to the wind D You can hear the sons of Molly. G C G Deep in the dark of the old mine shaft D You can smell the smoke and the fire G C G And the murmer low from the mine below D Is the ghost of Molly Maguire This song goes by many names and comes in many versions - This is not, however, the Dubliners song, as it is a completely different song. This is written originally by Chuck and Bob Rogers of the Irish Balladeers. I find the best version of this song is the one titled "Ghost of the Molly Maguires" performed by Hair of the Dog @ the Parting Glass.