Chords:
{t:Will You Come To The Bower}
{artist:The Dubliners}
{key: D}
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Y1sAwFoiVgCapo 2
{c: }
{sos}
Will you [D] come to the [A] bower o'er the [A7] free boundless [D] ocean
{eos}
Will you [D] come to the [A] bower o'er the [A7] free boundless [D] ocean
Where the [D] stupendous [A] waves roll in thundering [D] motion,
Where the [D] mermaids are seen,and the fierce tempest [G] gathers,
To loved [D] Erin the green,the dear [A7] land of our fathers.
Will you [D] come, will you, [A7] will you, will you come to the [D] bower.
Will you [D] come to the [A] land of O'[A7] Neill and O'[D] Donnell,
Of Lord [D] Lucan the [A] bold and the immortal O'[D] Connell,
Where [D] Brian chased the Danes, and St.Patrick the [G] vermin,
And whose [D] valleys remain, still most [A7] beautiful and charming.
Will you [D] come, will you, [A7] will you, will you come to the [D] bower.
You can [D] visit Ben[A]burb and the [A7] storied Black-[D]water,
Where Owen [D] Roe met Mun-[A]roe and his chieftains did [D] slaughter,
Where the [D] lambs sport and play on the mossy all [G] over,
From those [D] golden bright views,to en-[A7]chanting Rostrevor.
Will you [D] come, will you, [A7] will you, will you come to the [D] bower.
You can [D] see Dublin [A] city and the [A7] fine groves of [D] Blarney
The [D] Bann, Boyne the [A] Liffey, and the lakes of Kil-[D]larney
You may [D] ride on the tide o'er the broad majestic [G] Shannon
You may [D] sail round Loch Neagh and see [A7] storied Dungannon.
Will you [D] come, will you, [A7] will you, will you come to the [D] bower.
You can [D] visit New [A] Ross, gallant [A7] Wexford and [D] Gorey,
Where the [D] green was last [A] seen by proud Saxon and [D] Tory.
Where the [D] soil is sanctified by the blood of each [G] true man
Where they [D] died satisfied their ene-[A7]mies they would not run from.
Will you [D] come, will you, [A7] will you, will you come to the [D] bower.
Will you [D] come and a-[A]wake our dear [A7] land from its [D] slumber
And her [D] fetters we will [A] break, links that long are en-[D]cumbered,
And the [D] air will resound with Hosanna to [G] greet you,
On the [D] shore will be found gallant [A7] Irishmen to meet you.
Will you [D] come, will you, [A7] will you, will you come to the [D] bower.
Will you [D] come, will you, [A7] will you, will you come to the [D] bower.
