Dicey Riley chords by Traditional Irish

Chords with lyrics

Dicey Riley ? Traditional Irish - tab by wompton (mix of different versions I like)

Capo 4th Fret

Chorus:
D MajorD              A augmentedA      D MajorD
Poor old Dicey Riley she has taken to the sup,
A augmentedA               D MajorD
Poor old Dicey Riley she will never give it up,
                    A7A7
It's off each morning to the hock, and she?ll go in for another little drop.
    D MajorD              A7A7 D MajorD
Ah the heart of the rowel is Dicey Riley.

Verse 1:
D MajorD                     A augmentedA      D MajorD
She walks along Fitzgibbon Street with an independent air,
A augmentedA                D MajorD
Pop along by Summerhill and the people stop and stare,
D MajorD                  A7A7
She says it's nearly half past one, I?ll slip in for another little one,
    D MajorD              A7A7 D MajorD
For the heart of the rowel is Dicey Riley.

Chorus:
D MajorD              A augmentedA      D MajorD
Poor old Dicey Riley she has taken to the sup,
A augmentedA               D MajorD
Poor old Dicey Riley she will never give it up,
                    A7A7
It's off each morning to the hock, and she?ll go in for another little drop.
    D MajorD              A7A7 D MajorD
Ah the heart of the rowel is Dicey Riley.

Verse 2:
D MajorD                  A augmentedA       D MajorD
She owns a little sweet shop at the corner of the street,
A augmentedA               D MajorD
Every evening after school, I go to wash her feet,
                      A7A7
She leaves me there to mind the shop,while she nips in for another little drop
    D MajorD              A7A7 D MajorD
Ah the heart of the rowel is Dicey Riley

Chorus:
D MajorD              A augmentedA      D MajorD
Poor old Dicey Riley she has taken to the sup,
A augmentedA               D MajorD
Poor old Dicey Riley she will never give it up,
                    A7A7
It's off each morning to the hock, and she drops in for another little drop.
    D MajorD              A7A7 D MajorD
Ah the heart of the rowel is Dicey Riley.