C F I sat within the valley greenG C I sat with my true loveF C My sad heart had to choose betweenF Old Ireland and my loveC F C I looked at her and then I thoughtF How Ireland was tornC F While soft the wind blew down the glenG C And shook the golden cornT'was hard the woeful words to bring To break the ties that bound But harder still to bear the shame Of English chains around And so I said, the mountain glen I'll seek in early morn And join the brave united men While soft wind shook the corn While sad I kissed away her tears My fond arms round her clung A British shot burst in our ears From out of the wild woods round One bullet pierced my true love's side A rose pierced by a thorn And in my arms in blood she died While soft wind shook the corn So blood for blood without remorse I've taken in the glen I placed my true love's clayful corpse I joined true Irish men But around her grave I wander drear Sometimes in early morn And with breaking heart sometimes I hear The wind that shakes the corn
The Wind That Shakes The Corn
The Irish Rovers
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