Christy Moore - Only Our Rivers Run Free, аккорды песни для гитары

Capo 3 
    
G
  
D
  
G
 
1. When ap-ples still grow in No-vem-ber  
C
  
G
  
D
When Blos-soms still bloom from each tree  
C
  
G
When leaves are still green in De-cem-ber  
D
  
Em
It's then that our land will be free  
    
C
  
G
I wan-der her hills and her val-leys  
C
  
C
   
And still through my sor-row I see  
C
  
G
А land that has never known free-dom  
D
  
Am
  
Em
And on-ly her ri-vers run free  
 
G
  
D
  
G
  
2. I drink to the death of her man-hood 
C
  
G
  
D
 
Those men who would ra-ther have died  
C
  
G
Than to live in the cold chains of bon-dage  
D
  
Am
  
Em
To bring back their rights once de-nied  
    
C
  
G
Oh Where are you now when we need you?  
C
  
D
What burns where the flame used to be?  
C
  
G
Are ye gone like the snows of last win-ter?  
D
  
Am
  
Em
And Will on-ly our ri-vers run free?  
 
G
  
D
  
G
3. How sweet is life but we're cry-ing  
C
  
G
  
D
How mel-low the wine but it's dry  
C
  
G
How fra-grant the rose but it's dy-ing  
D
  
Am
  
Em
How gen-tle the wind but it sighs  

C
  
G
What good is in youth when it's age-ing?  
C
  
D
What joy is in eyes that can't see?  
C
  
G
When there's sor-row in sun-shine and flow-ers  
D
  
Am
  
Em
And still on-ly our ri-vers run free

Capo 3 
    
G
  
D
  
G
 
1. When ap-ples still grow in No-vem-ber  
C
  
G
  
D
When Blos-soms still bloom from each tree  
C
  
G
When leaves are still green in De-cem-ber  
D
  
Em
It's then that our land will be free  
    
C
  
G
I wan-der her hills and her val-leys  
C
  
C
   
And still through my sor-row I see  
C
  
G
А land that has never known free-dom  
D
  
Am
  
Em
And on-ly her ri-vers run free  
 
G
  
D
  
G
  
2. I drink to the death of her man-hood 
C
  
G
  
D
 
Those men who would ra-ther have died  
C
  
G
Than to live in the cold chains of bon-dage  
D
  
Am
  
Em
To bring back their rights once de-nied  
    
C
  
G
Oh Where are you now when we need you?  
C
  
D
What burns where the flame used to be?  
C
  
G
Are ye gone like the snows of last win-ter?  
D
  
Am
  
Em
And Will on-ly our ri-vers run free?  
 
G
  
D
  
G
3. How sweet is life but we're cry-ing  
C
  
G
  
D
How mel-low the wine but it's dry  
C
  
G
How fra-grant the rose but it's dy-ing  
D
  
Am
  
Em
How gen-tle the wind but it sighs  

C
  
G
What good is in youth when it's age-ing?  
C
  
D
What joy is in eyes that can't see?  
C
  
G
When there's sor-row in sun-shine and flow-ers  
D
  
Am
  
Em
And still on-ly our ri-vers run free