Verse 1: E A A stream like a crystal it runs down E A It's plainly to be seen E A And it's there you'll find the Irish oak E B E Trimmed with the ivy green A E Where the shamrock, rose, the thistle grow C#m E F#m The lily too beside E A There flourish all together, boys C#m B A B Along the Faughan side
Verse 2: E A It's just three miles from Derry C#m E A To the bridge at Drumahoe E A And it's there I've spent some happy days E B E In the days of long ago A E Where the lads do sport, the fair maids a-court C#m Em F#m And the small fish gently glide E A In the blooming Spring, the small birds sing C#m B A B Along the Faughan side Verse 3: E A Well if you could see this lovely place C#m E A All in the summertime E A Each bush, each tree there looks so gay E B E Each meadow in its prime A B E B Where the blackbird and the golden thrush C#m G# F# A They tune their notes so gay E A But still I have a notion of C#m B E Going to Amerikay Instrumental: Verse 4: E A Oh, the leaving of this lovely place E A It grieves my heart full sore E A But the leaving of my own true love E B E It grieves me ten times more A E And if ever I return again C#m E F#m It's her I'll make my bride E A And I'll roll her in my arms, me boys C#m B E A E B Along the Faughan side E A And I'll roll her in my arms, me boys C#m B E Along the Faughan side
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