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Ramblin' Irishman

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Sheet Music for "Ramblin' Irishman"Ramblin' Irishmansong= 85I am a ramblin' Irishmanand I've travelled this wide world o'erin search of an occupationlike so many done before.I formed a resolutionand I thought it a very good planfor to take a trip to Amerikayas a rambling Irishman.When I landed in Philadelphiathe girls all jumped for joy.And one says to the other"There goes an Irish boy."They invited me for to dance with themand they took me by the handAnd the toast went merrily round the room"Long life to the Irishman!"They took me to a big hotelwith them to spend the night.The landlady's only daughterin me took great delight.She never took her eyes off meas on the floor I stand.And she whispers to her mother"I'm in love with that Irishman."Oh daughter dear, oh daughter,what is this you are going to do?To fall in love with an Irishman,a man you never knew,with a knapsack on his shoulderand shillelagh in his hand.Ah but mother dear I would roam the whole worldwith that ramblin' Irishman.And now that we are marriedand we're settled down in life.The landlady's only daughtershe is my wedded wife.I'll toil for her and I'll labour for herand I'll do the best I can,and she'll never say she rued the daythat she married an Irishman.Discography: Packie ByrneTranscription: id:hn-song-10History:see also #9
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About this tune

Ramblin' Irishman is a four-part song in D Mixolydian, written in 6/8 time. The tune contains about 20 bars and spans from D3 to E16. see also #9

ABC notation for Ramblin' Irishman

(FG) | A2A FED | c2c EFG | A>GE D2D | D3 z2 ||
A | d>dd (dA)B | c3 BAG | FA2 d2F | G3 z2 ||
A | d2d dAB | c3 BAG | FFA ddF | G3 z ||
FG | A2A FED | (cB)c EFG | A>GE D2D | D3 z2 ||
W:I am a ramblin' Irishman
W:and I've travelled this wide world o'er
W:in search of an occupation
W:like so many done before.
W:I formed a resolution
W:and I thought it a very good plan
W:for to take a trip to Amerikay
W:as a rambling Irishman.
W:
W:When I landed in Philadelphia
W:the girls all jumped for joy.
W:And one says to the other
W:"There goes an Irish boy."
W:They invited me for to dance with them
W:and they took me by the hand
W:And the toast went merrily round the room
W:"Long life to the Irishman!"
W:
W:They took me to a big hotel
W:with them to spend the night.
W:The landlady's only daughter
W:in me took great delight.
W:She never took her eyes off me
W:as on the floor I stand.
W:And she whispers to her mother
W:"I'm in love with that Irishman."
W:
W:Oh daughter dear, oh daughter,
W:what is this you are going to do?
W:To fall in love with an Irishman,
W:a man you never knew,
W:with a knapsack on his shoulder
W:and shillelagh in his hand.
W:Ah but mother dear I would roam the whole world
W:with that ramblin' Irishman.
W:
W:And now that we are married
W:and we're settled down in life.
W:The landlady's only daughter
W:she is my wedded wife.
W:I'll toil for her and I'll labour for her
W:and I'll do the best I can,
W:and she'll never say she rued the day
W:that she married an Irishman.