Summer in Dublin
Em - C - D - Bm - Em
Em
1. Take me away from the city,
C D
Em
lead
me to where I can be on my own.
Em
I wanted to see you, but now
that I have,
C
D Em
I just want to be left alone.
C D
G
I'll always remember your kind
words,
Am
B7
and I
still remember your name.
Em A
But I've seen you changing and
turning,
C
D Em - D
and I
know that things just won't be the same.
D7 G
D
Em
I remember that summer in
Dublin,
C G
and the Liffey,
yes, it stank like hell.
Am Em
And the young people walking on Grafton Street,
Am D
everyone looking so well.
D7 G
D Em
I was singing a song I heard
somewhere
C G
called ’Rock and roll never forgets
!’
Am Em
When my humming was smothered by the 46A
Am D
and the scream of the low flying
jets.
D7 G
D
Em
So I jumped on a bus to Dun Laoghaire,
C G
stopping off to pick up my guitar,
Am Em
when a drunk on the bus told me
how to get rich,
Am D
I was glad we weren't going to far.
+ Em - C - D - Em (2x)
Em
2. So I'm leaving on Wednesday morning
C D Em
trying
to find a place where I can hear
Em
the
wind and the birds and the sea on the rocks,
C D Em
and
my open roads always are near.
C D G
And if sometimes I tire of the
quiet
Am B7
and I
want to walk back up that hill,
Em A
I'll just get on the road and
I'll stick out my thumb,
C D Em - D
and I
know that you'll be there still !
+ CHORUS
+ G - D - Em - G - C - D (5x, with varying bits of
lyrics) + G
(orig.
= capo 3rd) (Tommy Fleming)