The Dubliners – The Parting Glass (Guitar)

   C                  Am     G
Of all the money that e'er I had,

           C          G
I've spent it in good company,

       Am                C      G
and of all the harm that ever I done,

   C                     Am
alas, it was to none but me.

    C                         Am
And all I've done for want of wit

   G                  G7
to memory now I can't recall.

   Am             C       G
So fill to me the parting glass,

     C         G               Am
good night and joy be with you all.

   C                     Am     G
Of all the comrades that ever I had,

         C                 G
they are sorry at my going away,

       Am                       C      G
and of all the sweethearts that ever I had,

                C                  Am
they would wish me one more day to stay.

    C                      Am
But since it falls unto my lot

       G                          G7
that I should rise and you should not,

            Am            C      G
I’ll softly rise and I’ll gently call,

     C         G               Am
good night and joy be with you all.

     C           Am      G
If I had money enough to spend,

            C           G
and leisure time to sit awhile.

      Am               C    G
there is a fairmaid in this town,

     C                   Am
that sorely has my heart beguiled.

    C                    Am
her rosy cheeks and ruby lips,

          G            G7
I own she has my heart enthralled.

     Am             C       G
then fill to me the parting glass,

     C        G               Am
goodnight and joy be with you all.