Intro: F C G (2x) Verse 1: F C G One fine winter's morning me horn I did blow F C G C From the green hills of Keady for hours did go F C F C We gathered our dogs and we circled around F C G For who loves the sport more than the boys of the town Verse 2: F C G And when we arrived we were all standing there F C G C We set off for the fields in search of a hare F C F C Well we didn't get far till someone gave a cheer F C G Over high hills and valleys the we hare did steer
Verse 3: F C G As we flew o'er the hills, 'twas a beautiful sight F C G C There was dogs black and yeller, there was dogs black and white F C F C Well she took the black bank for to try them once more F C G And it was her last look around the hills of Greenmore [Interlude] F C G F C G Verse 4: F C G In a field of wheat stubble the wee hare did lie F C G C And my wee dog, Charmer he did pass her by F C F C And there where we stood at the foot of the brae F C G We heard the last words that this wee hare did say: Verse 5: F C C “Oh, no more o'er the green hills of Keady I'll roam F C G C Nor skip through the fields in sport nor in fun F C F C Nor hear the loud horn that your toner does play F C G Or go back to me den by the clear light of day" Verse 6: F C G You may blame young MacMahon for killing yon hare F C G C He's been at that ol' routing this many's a year F C F C Well, Saturdays Sundays he'll ne'r give o'er F C G With a pack of wee dogs round the hills of Greenmore F C G With a pack of wee dogs round the hills of Greenmore Outro: F C G F C G F G C
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