Oh, Dan ny (C)Boy,

the pipes, the (C7)pipes are (F)call

ing,

from (G7)glen to (C)glen

and down the (D7)moun tain (Dm7)side.

The sum mer’s (C)gone

and (C7)all the ros es (F)fall

ing;

’tis (Fm)you, ’tis (C)you

must (G7)go and I must (C)bide.

But (G7)come ye (C)back

when (F)sum mer’s (C)in the mead

ow,

or (G7)when the (C)val

ley’s (Fmaj7)hushed and (Em7)white with (D7)snow.

’Tis (G7)I’ll be (C)there

in (F)sun shine or in (Em)shad

(Am)ow.

Oh, Dan ny (Am7)Boy, oh Dan ny (D7)Boy, I (G7)love you (C)so.

And when ye (C)come

and all the (C7)flow’rs are (F)dy

ing,

if (G7)I am (C)dead,

as dead I (D7)well may (Dm7)be,

you’ll come and (C)find

the (C7)place where I am (F)ly

ing,

and (Fm)kneel and (C)say

an (G7)A ve there for (C)me.

And (G7)I shall (C)hear,

though (F)soft you (C)tread a bove

me,

and (G7)all my (C)grave

will (Fmaj7)warm er, (Em7)sweet er (D7)be;

if (G7)you will (C)bend

and (F)tell me that you (Em)love

(Am)me,

then I shall (Am7)sleep in peace un (D7)til you (G7)come to (C)so.

And when ye (C)me.