Dublin City Ramblers - Dublin In My Tears, аккорды песни для гитары

I have travelled many lands, and I still don't understand 
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D
  
How sad you have become on my return  
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Your poor heart is filled with care,
sad and old they left you there  
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G
 
Your once bright eyes with sorrow softly burn  
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G
  
I can even sense the change in the sound of childrens games 
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And the dreams of youth's ambitions 
have all turned to doubt and fear  
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G
  
It's an age of wealth Im told but I've never felt so old 
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As I recall old Dublin in my tears  
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All the faces that I meet as I roam each one way street  
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Reflect the empty statements of our time  
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And the old cathedral bell can't be heard above the swell  
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G
  
For the years erased the message in her chimes 
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All my childhood friends are gone,like the street where I was born 
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And the time that it has taken doesn't seem so long ago 
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They have faded in the gloom like 'Sap Kelly' from the Coombe  
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Like the ghost of dear old Dublin in my tears.  
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There were times when jobs were few,
there were hungry days we knew  
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D
  
Some days so bad their memory I've cursed  
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And the prayer I said to God,there on board the Princess Maud  
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That our children would restore the pride we lost  
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But the past we all forsake while we're dancing at her wake  
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And the heart of Dublin's dying,but no body seems to care,  
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G
  
And the fools as they pass by,laugh to see an old man cry  
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G
  
But I can't forget old Dublin in my tears  
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Gather round brave men and true, though our numbers may be few  
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D
  
And we'll drink a toast before I cross the foam 
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For soon in London's dark domain,I'll recall how I became  
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G
  
No more a stranger there, than here at home  
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G
  
But the liffey flows along and I listen for her song 
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And the voice of young James Larkin seems to echo in my ears  
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But its just the rafters ring,to it's requiem I'll sing  
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D7
 
G
  
Farewell to dear old Dublin in my tears, 
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...Farewell to dear old Dublin in my tears...

I have travelled many lands, and I still don't understand 
C
 
Am
 
D
  
How sad you have become on my return  
G
  
Your poor heart is filled with care,
sad and old they left you there  
D
 
D7
 
G
 
Your once bright eyes with sorrow softly burn  
C
 
G
  
I can even sense the change in the sound of childrens games 
D
 
D7
 
G
 
G7
 
And the dreams of youth's ambitions 
have all turned to doubt and fear  
C
 
G
  
It's an age of wealth Im told but I've never felt so old 
D
 
D7
 
G
  
As I recall old Dublin in my tears  
G
  
All the faces that I meet as I roam each one way street  
C
 
Am
 
D
  
Reflect the empty statements of our time  
G
 
And the old cathedral bell can't be heard above the swell  
D
 
D7
 
G
  
For the years erased the message in her chimes 
C
 
G
  
All my childhood friends are gone,like the street where I was born 
D
 
D7
 
G
 
G7
  
And the time that it has taken doesn't seem so long ago 
C
 
G
  
They have faded in the gloom like 'Sap Kelly' from the Coombe  
D
 
D7
 
G
  
Like the ghost of dear old Dublin in my tears.  
G
  
There were times when jobs were few,
there were hungry days we knew  
C
 
Am
 
D
  
Some days so bad their memory I've cursed  
G
  
And the prayer I said to God,there on board the Princess Maud  
D
 
D7
 
G
  
That our children would restore the pride we lost  
C
 
G
  
But the past we all forsake while we're dancing at her wake  
D
 
D7
 
G
 
G7
  
And the heart of Dublin's dying,but no body seems to care,  
C
 
G
  
And the fools as they pass by,laugh to see an old man cry  
D
 
D7
 
G
  
But I can't forget old Dublin in my tears  
G
  
Gather round brave men and true, though our numbers may be few  
C
 
Am
 
D
  
And we'll drink a toast before I cross the foam 
G
  
For soon in London's dark domain,I'll recall how I became  
D
 
D7
 
G
  
No more a stranger there, than here at home  
C
 
G
  
But the liffey flows along and I listen for her song 
D
 
D7
 
G
 
G7
  
And the voice of young James Larkin seems to echo in my ears  
C
 
G
  
But its just the rafters ring,to it's requiem I'll sing  
D
 
D7
 
G
  
Farewell to dear old Dublin in my tears, 
D
 
D7
 
C
 
G
...Farewell to dear old Dublin in my tears...