Streets of New York The Wolfe Tones
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I was eighteen years a
old when I G
went down to C
DublinWith a
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fistful of e
money and a a
cartload of D
dreams."Take you
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father, "stop G
rushing like C
hell,And r
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fellas who'd e
cut you for the C
coat on your G
back,Or that
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watch that you e
got from your D
mother.So take
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care, me young a
bucko, and G
mind yourself C
well.And would you
G
give this wee D
note to me G
brother." C
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At the
D
time, Uncle Benjy was a C
policeman in G
Brooklyn,And me
D
father, the youngest, looked C
after the D
farm.Til a
G
phone call from a
America said "G
Send the lad C
over."And the
G
old fellae
said, "Sure, t'wouldn'tD
do anyG
harm.C
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C
spent me life D
working this G
dirty old groundFor a
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few pints of poD
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So, I landed at a
Kennedy, and a G
big yellow C
taxiCarried
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me and me e
bags through the a
streets and the D
rain.Well, my
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poor heart was a
thumping aG
round with C
excitement,And I
G
hardly even e
heard what the dD
river was sG
aying.C
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We came
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in the Shore e
Parkway through the C
flatlands in G
Brooklyn,To me
C
uncle's ae
partment on D
East 53rd.I was
G
feeling so a
happy, I was G
humming a C
song,And I
G
sang "You're as D
free as a G
bird." C
G
Well, to
D
shorten the story, what I C
found out that G
dayWas that
D
Benjy got shot down in an C
uptown foD
ray.And
G
while I was a
flying my G
way to New C
York,Poor
G
Benjy was e
lying in a D
cold city G
morgue.Well, I called
C
up my old fella, D
told him the G
news.I could
C
tell he could hardly stand D
up in his G
shoes.And he
G
wept as he a
told me go aG
head with the C
plan,And
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not to fe
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proud Irish G
man.C
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went up to h
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side Fordham D
Road,And I
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started to fis
learn about h
lifting the E
load.But the
A
heaviest h
thing that I cis
carried that D
yearWas the
A
bittersweet fis
thoughts of my E
hometown so A
dear.I went
E
home that fis
December cause my D
old fella A
died.I had to
D
borrow the fis
money from E
Phil on the side.And
A
all the bright h
flowers and cis
brass couldn't D
hideThe
A
poor, wasted E
face of me A
father.I sold
E
up the old D
farmyard for A
what it was worth,And i
E
nto my bag stuck a D
handful of E
earth.Then I
A
boarded a h
train and I cis
caught me a D
plane,And I
A
found myself fis
back in the E
U.S. A
again.It's been
D
twenty-two E
years since I A
set foot in Dublin.My
D
kids know to E
use the A
correct knife and fork.But I'll
A
never h
forget the green cis
grass and the D
rivers,As I
A
keep law and fis
order in the E
streets of New A
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