Danny Farrell

The Dubliners

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Tom:
D I knew Danny Farrell when his football was a can.
A7 In his hand me down's and welliers and sandwiches of bran,
D G D But now this pavement peasent, is a full grown bitter man,
D A7 D With all the trials and troubles, of his travelling people's clan [Chorus]
D He's a loser a boozer, a me and you user,
A7 A raider, a traitor, a people police hater,
D So lonely and only, what you'd call a gurrier,
A7 D Still now, Danny Farrell he's a man. [Verse 2]
D I knew Danny Farrell when he joined the national school,
A7 He was lousy at the Gaelic, we called him amadán, the fool
D G D He was briliant at the toss school, or trading objects in the pawn
A7 D By the time he was an adult all his charming ways were gone. [Verse 3]
D I knew Danny Farrell when he queued up for the dole,
D A7 And he tried to hide his loss of pride, that eats away the soul,
D G D Mending pots and kettles, is a trade lost in the past.
A7 D Theres no hand-outs here for tinkers was the answer when he asked. [Chorus]
D He's a loser a boozer, a me and you user,
A7 A raider, a traitor, a people police hater,
D So lonely and only, what you'd call a gurrier,
A7 D Still now, Danny Farrell he's a man. [Verse 4]
D I still know Danny Farrell, saw him just there yesterday,
A7 Drinking methylated spirits, with some winos on the quay,
D G D Now he's forty going on eighty, with his eyes of hope bereft,
D A7 D And he told me this for certain, there's not many of us left. [Chorus]
D He's a loser a boozer, a me and you user,
A7 A raider, a traitor, a people police hater,
D So lonely and only, what you'd call a gurrier,
A7 D Still now, Danny Farrell he's a man.
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