The Road to Clady

A song in the key of Edor

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Sheet Music for "The Road to Clady"The Road to Cladysong= 110Verse22225220204000000000542450222250205420545240245022042Chorus222522020400005424502224502054205552402450222I am a country servant, serving in Killane,in a place they call New Hamilton, a grand old-fashioned town.It was early one morning, at the hour of three,when I set off to Clady, the old grey mare and me.In the corner of the street, a bus I chanced to pass,and in the corner of the bus I spied a country lass.Says I: "My pretty fair maid, will you come along with me?I'm going the road to Clady, the old grey mare and me."Chorus:Cheeks as red as roses, eyes a bonny blue,dancing, dancing, pierced me through and through.She fairly won my fancy, and stole away me heart,jogging along to Clady on the sour milk cart.Well I asked her up beside me, and on the cart she sat,I slipped an arm around her waist, we soon began to chat.The birds in the bushes, how sweetly they did sing.The blackbirds and the thrushes, how they made the forest ring.ChorusWell you've heard of lords and ladies making love in shady bowers,and how they woo a while among the roses and the flowers.I'll never forget that morning, when Cupid shot his dart,jogging along to Clady on the sour milk cart.ChorusTranscription: id:hn-song-104
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X:2276 T:Road to Clady, The R:song Z:id:hn-song-104 M:6/8 L:1/8 Q:3/8=110 K:Edor
P:Verse E | E2B B2d | B3 B3 | A2B A2F | D3- D DD | A2A A2D | A2A G2F | E2F G2A | B3- B EE | E3 G2A | B3 e3 | d2c B2A | d3- d2 F | G2E F2D | (E2F) G2A | B2B A2F | E3- E3 || P:Chorus E2B B2d | B3 B3 | A2B A2F | D3- D3 | A3 A3 | A3 G2F | E2F G2A | B3- B2 B | E2F G2A | B3 e3 | d2c B2A | d3- d3 | GGE F2D | E2F G2A | B3 E3 | E3- E3 || W:I am a country servant, serving in Killane, W:in a place they call New Hamilton, a grand old-fashioned town. W:It was early one morning, at the hour of three, W:when I set off to Clady, the old grey mare and me. W: W:In the corner of the street, a bus I chanced to pass, W:and in the corner of the bus I spied a country lass. W:Says I: "My pretty fair maid, will you come along with me? W:I'm going the road to Clady, the old grey mare and me." W: W:Chorus: W:Cheeks as red as roses, eyes a bonny blue, W:dancing, dancing, pierced me through and through. W:She fairly won my fancy, and stole away me heart, W:jogging along to Clady on the sour milk cart. W: W:Well I asked her up beside me, and on the cart she sat, W:I slipped an arm around her waist, we soon began to chat. W:The birds in the bushes, how sweetly they did sing. W:The blackbirds and the thrushes, how they made the forest ring. W: W:Chorus W: W:Well you've heard of lords and ladies making love in shady bowers, W:and how they woo a while among the roses and the flowers. W:I'll never forget that morning, when Cupid shot his dart, W:jogging along to Clady on the sour milk cart. W: W:Chorus
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