Irish Song
- Connor Garvey
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Verse 1
C F C
I was born a ginger, I was born a rising sun
C G
I was born in november, I was born a Ryan's son
C F C
I was born with all these freckles, that if you set to trace
G C
You'd find a map of Ireland Is drawn across my face
C F C
Well one day I walked into a bar, it was really quite a scene
C G
Everyone was with a drink, and everyone wore green
C F C
A man came up beside, said we've waited for so long
C F C
For someone like you to come and play and Irish song
C F C
Well the room grew dark and quiet, you could hear the guiness flow
C G
I quickly searched my mind for all the Irish songs I know
C F C
There was no Bridget O'Malley nor no Rocky Road to Dublin
C F C
When I tallied up the songs I knew the tally came to none
Chorus
F C
So raise your glasses all, and lift your hearts
Am G
To the Ginger Kid who fits the part
F C
He's got the name, but something's wrong
F G C
He can't play an Irish song
Verse 2
C F C
Well I once had a lassie and her name was Molly McShea
C G
There were clovers all around us on our wedding day
C F C
And her family came from Derry they'd traveled so very long
C F C
They asked me quite politely if I'd play an Irish song
C F C
Well I looked at my Molly as my face turned red and pink
C G
How would I get out of this mess I really must think
C F C
But before I knew what happened there was a guitar in my hand
C C G C
No song was sung, and Molly was gone, moved back to Ireland
Chorus
F C
So raise your glasses all, and lift your hearts
Am G
To the Ginger Kid who fits the part
F C
He's got the name, but something's wrong
F G C
He can't play an Irish song
Interlude
Verse 3
C F C
One day my mom she stopped me she said son don't feel so bad
C G
You see the Irish blood is only one half of your Dad's
C F C
Both my folks are Swedish and your Dad's mom's part-Swede too
C G C
So if we cut you up in parts there's mostly Swedish you
C F C
Well this made me feel better yes for a day or more
C G
But then it set upon me what she told me all that for
C F C
All this time was wasted and this Irish guilt was wrong
C C G C
My smile fell now how the hell d'you play a Sweish song
Chorus
F C
So raise your glasses all, and lift your hearts
Am G
To the Ginger Kid who fits the part
F C
He's got the name, but something's wrong
F G
He can't play an Irish
F G
He can't play a Swedish
F G C
He just plays his own damn songs











