Biografía:
Andy Irvine (born Andrew Kennedy Irvine on 14 June 1942) is an Irish folk musician, singer-songwriter, and a founding member of a litany of renowned bands: Sweeney's Men; Planxty; Patrick Street; Mozaik; LAPD; and Usher's Island. In recording with many folk artists, he has recordings as Dick Gaughan and Andy Irvine, Andy Irvine & Davy Spillane, Andy Irvine and Luke Plumb, and Andy Irvine & Paul Brady.
In line with being one of the best and most important Irish folk musicians of the modern era
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
RAMBLING BOYS OF PLEASURE
[Verse 1]
G C G
You rambling boys of pleasure
C D C G
Give ear unto these lines I write
C D Em D C
I own I am a rover
C G D C
In rambling I take great delight
D Em D C
I cast my mind on a handsome girl
C G D C
And often times she does me slight
G C G
My mind is never easy
C D C G
Except when my true love, is in my sight.
[Verse 2]
G C G
Down by yon flowery gardens
C D C G
Where me and my true love do meet
C D Em D C
I took her in my arms
C G D C
And unto her gave kisses sweet
D Em D C
She bade me take love easy
C G D C
Just as the leaves fall from the tree
G C G
But I being young and foolish
C D C G
With my own true love I did not agree.
[Verse 3]
G C G
And the second time I met my love
C D C G
I thought that her heart was surely mine
C D Em D C
But as the season changes
C G D C
My darling girl has changed her mind
D Em D C
Gold is the root of evil
C G D C
Although it bears a glistening hue
G C G
Causes many the lad and the lass to part
C D C G
Though their hearts like mine be e’er so true.
[Verse 4]
G C G
And I wish I was in Belfast town
C D C G
And my true love along with me
C D Em D C
And money in my pocket
C G D C
To keep us in good company
D Em D C
Liquor to be plenty
C G D C
A flowing glass on every side
G C G
Hard fortune would ne’er daunt me
C D C G
For I am young and the world is wide.
[Verse 1]
G C G
You rambling boys of pleasure
C D C G
Give ear unto these lines I write
C D Em D C
I own I am a rover
C G D C
In rambling I take great delight
D Em D C
I cast my mind on a handsome girl
C G D C
And often times she does me slight
G C G
My mind is never easy
C D C G
Except when my true love, is in my sight.
[Verse 2]
G C G
Down by yon flowery gardens
C D C G
Where me and my true love do meet
C D Em D C
I took her in my arms
C G D C
And unto her gave kisses sweet
D Em D C
She bade me take love easy
C G D C
Just as the leaves fall from the tree
G C G
But I being young and foolish
C D C G
With my own true love I did not agree.
[Verse 3]
G C G
And the second time I met my love
C D C G
I thought that her heart was surely mine
C D Em D C
But as the season changes
C G D C
My darling girl has changed her mind
D Em D C
Gold is the root of evil
C G D C
Although it bears a glistening hue
G C G
Causes many the lad and the lass to part
C D C G
Though their hearts like mine be e’er so true.
[Verse 4]
G C G
And I wish I was in Belfast town
C D C G
And my true love along with me
C D Em D C
And money in my pocket
C G D C
To keep us in good company
D Em D C
Liquor to be plenty
C G D C
A flowing glass on every side
G C G
Hard fortune would ne’er daunt me
C D C G
For I am young and the world is wide.
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