Danny Boy Lyrics And Chords, Written By Frederic Weatherly. Set to the tune
of The Derry Air and first published in 1913. Alternative chords for Danny Boy in the key of G are , C=G,
F=C, C7=G7. See the key changer on this site for more key changes to suit your own voice. The video is by Celtic Fusion
with Stephen on guitar and Tony on vocals. The sheet music and tin whistle notes are included here along with the mandolin
tab..
Oh[C] Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are[F] calling From glen to[C] glen, and down the mountain[G] side The summer's[C]
gone, and all the flowers are[F] dying 'tis you, 'tis[C] you must [G]go and I must [C]bide.
But[C7] come you[F]
back when[G] summer's in the [C]meadow Or[C7] when the[F] valley's[G] hushed and white with snow 'tis I'll be[C] there
in[F] sunshine or in[C] sha[Am]dow Oh Danny[C] boy, oh Danny[F] boy, I[G] love you[C] so.
And if you come, when
all the flowers are dying And I am dead, as dead I well may be You'll come and find the place where I am lying And
kneel and say an "Ave" there for me.
And I shall hear, tho' soft you tread above me And all my dreams will warm
and sweeter be If you'll not fail to tell me that you love me I simply sleep in peace until you come to me.
Celtic Fusion's version is in the key of C# [Capo First Fret and play in C] Recored live on a iphone 4s
Danny Boy In The Key Of G Major
Oh[G] Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are[C] calling From glen to[G] glen,
and down the mountain[D] side The summer's[G] gone, and all the flowers are[C] dying 'tis you, 'tis[G] you must [D]go
and I must [G]bide.
But[G7] come you[C] back when[D] summer's in the [G]meadow Or[G7] when the[C] valley's[D]
hushed and white with snow 'tis I'll be[G] there in[C] sunshine or in[G] sha[Em]dow Oh Danny[G] boy, oh Danny[C] boy,
I[D] love you[G] so.
Danny Boy Mandolin Tab (Key = C) By Cathal Lynch B C D E D E A G E D C A
C
D F G A G E C E D
B C D E D E A G E D C A
B C D E F E D C D C
G A B C B B
A G E G E C
G A B C B B A G E D
G G G E' D' D' C A C G E C
B C D E A G E D C A B
C
Just repeat all that for each verse, and change the last four low notes to naturals on the last verse.
