Bright Blue Rose lyrics and chords by Christy Moore

Bright Blue Rose Lyrics And Chords Christy Moore and Mary Black, written by Jimmy Mc Carthy,Jimmy is one of Ireland's finest songwriters and a great singer too. He also wrote No Frontiers,The Contender,and many more. The chords I have used here have been simplified and make the song easier to play.

I[D] skimmed across black water,[G]without once sub-merging,

[D]Onto the banks of an urban[A] morning,

That[D] hungers the first light[G] much,much more than the[D] mountains[A] ever[D] do,

And [D]she like the ghost beside me,[G]goes down with the ease of a dolphin,

[D]And emerges un[A]learned un shamed un[D]harmed,

For[D] she is the perfect creature,a[G] natural in every feature,

And[D] I am the geek with the[A] alchemist[D] stone.

[Chorus]

For[G] all of[A] you must dis[D]cover,for[G] all who[A] seek to under[D]stand,

For[G] having[A] left the path of[D] others,you'll find a very special[D] hand.

[2]

And it is a holy thing and it is a precious time,

And it is the only way,

Forget-me-nots among the snow,it's always been and so it goes,

To ponder his death and his life eternally.

[3]

One bright blue rose out-lives all thoes,two thousand years and so it goes,

To ponder his death and his life eternally.

How To Play Bright Blue Rose On Guitar. Key Of D

Here's another easy 3 chord job, you can also play an A7 chord at ''unharmed'' , .

In the chorus there's another way oy playing using Em and a C chord.

Example -

[Em]For All Of [A]You Who Must Dis[D]cover

[Em]For All Who Se[A]ek To Under[D]stand

[Em]For Having [A]Left The Path Of [D]Others,,[Bm]

[C]You'll Find A [G]Very Special [A]Hand,,[A7]

Jimmy McCarthy Songwriter

Jimmy McCarthy from Cork is one of the finest writers in Ireland, Jimmy writes what's called ''Contemporary Ballads'' , and that's the stuff Christy Moore loves to sing, from ''Missing You'', to ''Ride On'' which are both classics, but today I'm having a go at singing the Bright Blue Rose in the key of D, I broke this one down into a three chord job but I also give the other ones which are Bm and C. it's up to yourself which way you want to play it.