Dm                  Bb          F 
Listen now boys, my grandmother said - 
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I'll tell you a story and then off to bed. 
Dm                  Bb          F 
There once was a time, we lived of the land, 
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Harvest would come, and we all lent a hand. 

    Dm                        Bb            F 
But winds blew our lives, and scattered our seeds 
Gm           Dm              C          Dm 
Changing the landscape, from flowers to weeds
Dm                       Bb       F 
See in the graveyard the families gone
    Gm          Dm         C          Dm 
The grandest of tombstones carry them on

         Bb   F        Am7 
When you sail from the Harbour
          Bb   F       Dm       C  Am  Dm  Dm  C  Am  Dm 
It's your last eyes of Ireland

Dm                  Bb          F 
We tended the fire, and faeries appeased 
     Gm          Dm       C           Dm 
The flames never died until we had to leave. 
Dm                  Bb          F 
And when we were gone, the house tumbled down 
    Gm           Dm             C            Dm
And covered our footprints, we'd left on the ground

         Bb   F        Am7 
When you sail from the Harbour 
          Bb   F       Dm       C  Am  Dm  Dm  C  Am  Dm 
It's your last eyes of Ireland

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Dm                  Bb          F 
My eyes are now tired and no longer see 
     Gm          Dm       C           Dm 
But visions of Ireland linger in me
Dm                  Bb          F 
So carry your past in the rooms of your heart 
     Gm          Dm       C           Dm 
And you'll never be empty of love when you part

         Bb   F        Am7 
When you sail from the Harbour 
          Bb   F       Dm     C  Am  Dm  Dm  C  Am  Dm 
It's your last eyes of Ireland