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[Verse 1]
D G D G
In the lowland of Creggan, there lives a white hare,
D G D A
As swift as the swallow that flies through the air.
G D Bm D
You may tramp the world over but none to compare
G D Bm G
to the pride of old Creggan, that bonnie white hare.
[Verse 2]
D G D G
One clear autumn morning, as you will suppose,
D G D A
ohh The red golden sun o’er the green mountain rose.
G D Bm D
Barney Conway came down and he did declare,
G D Bm G
“This day I’ll put an end to the bonnie white hare.”
[Verse 3]
D G D G
so He searched through the lowlands and down through the glens,
D G D A
all among the wild ditches where the white hare had ends,
G D Bm D
Till at last coming down o’er the heather so fair,
G D Bm G
From behind the wild thistle out jumps the white hare.
[Verse 4]
D G D G
“Bang! bang!” went his gun and his dogs it slipped too.
D G D A
As swift as the wind over the green mountain flew.
G D Bm D
But his dog soon came back, and it made Barney sigh,
G D Bm G
For he knew that the white hare had bid him goodbye.
[Verse 5]
D G D G
and We’re some jolly sportsmen down here from Pomeroy
D G D A
From Cookstown, Dungannon, and likewise the Moy.
G D Bm D
With our pedigree greyhounds we’ve travelled from far
G D Bm G
And we’ve come down to Creggan in our fine motor car.
[Verse 6]
D G D G
well into the lowlands these huntsmen did go
D G D A
In search of the white hare they look high and low,
G D Bm D
Till at last Barney Conway from a bog bank so rare
G D Bm G
Shouted out to the huntsmen, “There lies the white hare.”
[Verse 7]
D G D G
so They call up their greyhounds from off the green lea
D G D A
And Barney and the huntsmen all jumped high with glee,
G D Bm D
it was there on the bog bank all gathered around,
G D Bm G
Seven dogs and nine men did that poor hare surround.
[Verse 8]
D G D G
Oh No wonder the white hare did tremble with fear
D G D A
As she stood on her hind legs, she would raise her big ears,
G D Bm D
as she stood on her hind legs with one gallant spring,
G D Bm G
She jumped over the greyhounds and broke through the ring.
[Verse 9]
D G D G
Well that chase It went on, it was beautiful view
D G D A
As swift as the wind o’er the green mountain flew.
G D Bm D
But those pedigree greyhounds, they didn’t run far.
G D Bm G
They come back and went home in their fine motor car.
[Verse 10]
D G D G
Then there came another man and you all know him well;
D G D A
His name was mick kelly with the Bonnie Black Nell.
G D Bm D
oh In search of the white hare, today “I’ll have fun.
G D Bm G
ill bet fifty to one my Black Nell does her turn.”
[Verse 11]
D G D G
Five turns the hare got then from Bonnie Black Nell,
D G D A
And the sixth one was given around John Haughey’s well.
G D Bm D
‘it was there we lost sight of the hare and the dog,
G D Bm G
And then ten minutes later they come o’er the bog.
[Verse 12]
D G D G
Well, that chase it went on. It was great for to see.
D G D A
The white hare and the black dog both roamed light and free,
G D Bm D
Till she travelled to Esker where she knew the lands well,
G D Bm G
And to Bonnie Black Nell there soon bid farewell.
[Verse 13]
D G D G
Oh And now to conclude and to finish this rhyme
D G D A
I hope you’ll forgive me for singing all this while.
G D Bm D
If there’s any amongst you in Carrick more fair,
G D Bm G
please drink up a health to that bonnie white hare.
D G D G
In the lowland of Creggan, there lives a white hare,
D G D A
As swift as the swallow that flies through the air.
G D Bm D
You may tramp the world over but none to compare
G D Bm G
to the pride of old Creggan, that bonnie white hare.
[Verse 2]
D G D G
One clear autumn morning, as you will suppose,
D G D A
ohh The red golden sun o’er the green mountain rose.
G D Bm D
Barney Conway came down and he did declare,
G D Bm G
“This day I’ll put an end to the bonnie white hare.”
[Verse 3]
D G D G
so He searched through the lowlands and down through the glens,
D G D A
all among the wild ditches where the white hare had ends,
G D Bm D
Till at last coming down o’er the heather so fair,
G D Bm G
From behind the wild thistle out jumps the white hare.
[Verse 4]
D G D G
“Bang! bang!” went his gun and his dogs it slipped too.
D G D A
As swift as the wind over the green mountain flew.
G D Bm D
But his dog soon came back, and it made Barney sigh,
G D Bm G
For he knew that the white hare had bid him goodbye.
[Verse 5]
D G D G
and We’re some jolly sportsmen down here from Pomeroy
D G D A
From Cookstown, Dungannon, and likewise the Moy.
G D Bm D
With our pedigree greyhounds we’ve travelled from far
G D Bm G
And we’ve come down to Creggan in our fine motor car.
[Verse 6]
D G D G
well into the lowlands these huntsmen did go
D G D A
In search of the white hare they look high and low,
G D Bm D
Till at last Barney Conway from a bog bank so rare
G D Bm G
Shouted out to the huntsmen, “There lies the white hare.”
[Verse 7]
D G D G
so They call up their greyhounds from off the green lea
D G D A
And Barney and the huntsmen all jumped high with glee,
G D Bm D
it was there on the bog bank all gathered around,
G D Bm G
Seven dogs and nine men did that poor hare surround.
[Verse 8]
D G D G
Oh No wonder the white hare did tremble with fear
D G D A
As she stood on her hind legs, she would raise her big ears,
G D Bm D
as she stood on her hind legs with one gallant spring,
G D Bm G
She jumped over the greyhounds and broke through the ring.
[Verse 9]
D G D G
Well that chase It went on, it was beautiful view
D G D A
As swift as the wind o’er the green mountain flew.
G D Bm D
But those pedigree greyhounds, they didn’t run far.
G D Bm G
They come back and went home in their fine motor car.
[Verse 10]
D G D G
Then there came another man and you all know him well;
D G D A
His name was mick kelly with the Bonnie Black Nell.
G D Bm D
oh In search of the white hare, today “I’ll have fun.
G D Bm G
ill bet fifty to one my Black Nell does her turn.”
[Verse 11]
D G D G
Five turns the hare got then from Bonnie Black Nell,
D G D A
And the sixth one was given around John Haughey’s well.
G D Bm D
‘it was there we lost sight of the hare and the dog,
G D Bm G
And then ten minutes later they come o’er the bog.
[Verse 12]
D G D G
Well, that chase it went on. It was great for to see.
D G D A
The white hare and the black dog both roamed light and free,
G D Bm D
Till she travelled to Esker where she knew the lands well,
G D Bm G
And to Bonnie Black Nell there soon bid farewell.
[Verse 13]
D G D G
Oh And now to conclude and to finish this rhyme
D G D A
I hope you’ll forgive me for singing all this while.
G D Bm D
If there’s any amongst you in Carrick more fair,
G D Bm G
please drink up a health to that bonnie white hare.
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