Come Back To Erin

Come back to (Cdim)Erin, (G7)Mavourneen, (Cdim)(C)Mavourneen.

Come back, (F)aroon, to the (D)land of my (G7)birth.

(C)Come with the (Cdim)shamrocks and (G7)springtime,

(Cdim)(C)Mavourneen, (Am)and its (D)Killarney shall (G7)ring with our (C)mirth.

(Am)Sure, when we lent ye to (E)beautiful (Am)England,

(B)little we (Em)thought (Am)of the (Em)lone (B)winter (E7)days.

(Am)Little we thought of the (E)hush of the (Am)starshine (Cm)over the (G)mountain,

the (D7)bluffs and the (G7)brays!

Then (C)come back to (Cdim)Erin, (G)Mavourneen,

(Cdim)(C)Mavourneen. Come back (F)again to the (D)land of my (G7)birth.

(C)Come back to (Cdim)Erin, (G7)Mavourneen, (Cdim)(C)Mavourneen.

And its (Dm)Killarney shall (C)ring (G7)with our (C)mirth.

Over the green (Cdim)sea, (G7)Mavourneen, (Cdim)(C)Mavourneen,

long shone the (F)white sail that (D)bore thee (G7)away.

(C)Riding the white (Cdim)waves that (G7)fair summer (Cdim)(C)mornin',

(Am)just like a (D)mayflow'r (G7)afloat on the (C)bay.

(Am)Oh, but my heart sank when (E)clouds came (Am)between us (B)like a gray (Em)(Am)curtain the (Em)rain (B)falling (E7)down.

(Am)Hid from my sad eyes the (E)path o'er the (Am)ocean (Cm)far,

far (G)away where my (D7)Colleen had (G7)flown.

Then (C)come back to (Cdim)Erin, (G)Mavourneen,

(Cdim)(C)Mavourneen. Come back (F)again to the (D)land of my (G7)birth.

(C)Come back to (Cdim)Erin, (G7)Mavourneen, (Cdim)(C)Mavourneen.

And its (Dm)Killarney shall (C)ring (G7)with our (C)mirth.

ring (G7)with our (C)mirth.