Biography:
The High Kings is an Irish ballad group formed by the same creators as Celtic Woman. Finbarr Clancy, Brian Dunphy, Martin Furey, and Darren Holden make up the group.
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Other songs:
- Irish Pub
- Red Is The Rose
- As I Roved Out
- Black Velvet Band
- Come With Me Now
- Dirty Old Town
- Fields Of Glory
- Green Fields Of France
- Hand Me Down My Bible
- Irelands Shore
- Irish Pub Song
- Mairis Wedding
- Mcalpines Fusiliers
- Paddys Green Shamrock Shore
- Peggy Gordon
- Raglan Road
- Star Of The County Down
- Step It Out Mary
- The Irish Pub
- The Parting Glass
- The Town I Loved So Well
- Will Ye Go Lassie Go
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
[Verse 1]
Am
As I roved out on a May morning
Am
On a May morning right early
C G
I spied my love upon the way
Am
Oh, Lord but she was early.
Am
Her boots were black, her stockings white
Am
And her buckles shone like silver
C G
She had a dark and a roving eye
Am
And her ear-rings touched her shoulder.
[Chorus]
And she sang
C
lith-a-doo-a, lith-a-doo-a lith-a-doo-a-dee,
G
And she high-di-lan-di-dee,
and she high-di-lan-di-dee and
Am
she lan-ded x2
Am
she lan-ded
[Verse 2]
Am
“How old are you my bonny, wee girl?
Am
How old are you my Darling?
C G
How old are you my bonny, wee girl?"
Am
“I’ll be seventeen on Sunday.”
Am
I went to her house on the top of the hill
Am
When the moon was shining clearly.
C G
She arose to let me in
Am
But her mother chanced to hear me.
[Chorus]
And she sang
C
lith-a-doo-a, lith-a-doo-a lith-a-doo-a-dee,
G
And she high-di-lan-di-dee,
and she high-di-lan-di-dee and
Am
she lan-ded x2
Am
she lan-ded
[Verse 3]
Am
She grabbed her by the hair of her head
Am
And out of the room she brought her,
C G
And with the root of a hazel branch
Am
She was a well-beat daughter.
Am
“Will you marry me now my soldier boy
Am
Will you marry me now or never?
C G
Will you marry me now my soldier boy
Am
Can you see I’m done forever.”
Am
“Well I won’t marry you my bonny wee girl,
Am
I won’t marry you my Darling.
C G
For I have got a wife at home
Am
And how could I disown her?”
[Chorus]
And she sang
C
lith-a-doo-a, lith-a-doo-a lith-a-doo-a-dee,
G
And she high-di-lan-di-dee,
and she high-di-lan-di-dee and
Am
she lan-ded x2
[Verse]
Am
A pint at night is my delight
Am
And a gallon in the morning.
C G
The old women are my heart break
Am
But the young ones are my darlings.
Am
As I roved out on a May morning
Am
On a May morning right early
C G
I spied my love upon the way
Am
Oh, Lord but she was early.
[Chorus]
And she sang
C
lith-a-doo-a, lith-a-doo-a lith-a-doo-a-dee,
G
And she high-di-lan-di-dee,
and she high-di-lan-di-dee and
Am
she lan-ded x3
Am
she lan-ded
Am
As I roved out on a May morning
Am
On a May morning right early
C G
I spied my love upon the way
Am
Oh, Lord but she was early.
Am
Her boots were black, her stockings white
Am
And her buckles shone like silver
C G
She had a dark and a roving eye
Am
And her ear-rings touched her shoulder.
[Chorus]
And she sang
C
lith-a-doo-a, lith-a-doo-a lith-a-doo-a-dee,
G
And she high-di-lan-di-dee,
and she high-di-lan-di-dee and
Am
she lan-ded x2
Am
she lan-ded
[Verse 2]
Am
“How old are you my bonny, wee girl?
Am
How old are you my Darling?
C G
How old are you my bonny, wee girl?"
Am
“I’ll be seventeen on Sunday.”
Am
I went to her house on the top of the hill
Am
When the moon was shining clearly.
C G
She arose to let me in
Am
But her mother chanced to hear me.
[Chorus]
And she sang
C
lith-a-doo-a, lith-a-doo-a lith-a-doo-a-dee,
G
And she high-di-lan-di-dee,
and she high-di-lan-di-dee and
Am
she lan-ded x2
Am
she lan-ded
[Verse 3]
Am
She grabbed her by the hair of her head
Am
And out of the room she brought her,
C G
And with the root of a hazel branch
Am
She was a well-beat daughter.
Am
“Will you marry me now my soldier boy
Am
Will you marry me now or never?
C G
Will you marry me now my soldier boy
Am
Can you see I’m done forever.”
Am
“Well I won’t marry you my bonny wee girl,
Am
I won’t marry you my Darling.
C G
For I have got a wife at home
Am
And how could I disown her?”
[Chorus]
And she sang
C
lith-a-doo-a, lith-a-doo-a lith-a-doo-a-dee,
G
And she high-di-lan-di-dee,
and she high-di-lan-di-dee and
Am
she lan-ded x2
[Verse]
Am
A pint at night is my delight
Am
And a gallon in the morning.
C G
The old women are my heart break
Am
But the young ones are my darlings.
Am
As I roved out on a May morning
Am
On a May morning right early
C G
I spied my love upon the way
Am
Oh, Lord but she was early.
[Chorus]
And she sang
C
lith-a-doo-a, lith-a-doo-a lith-a-doo-a-dee,
G
And she high-di-lan-di-dee,
and she high-di-lan-di-dee and
Am
she lan-ded x3
Am
she lan-ded
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