The Tale Of Cú Chulainn

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  • C
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  • Em
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Tom:
Dm C Am Dm
Dm C Am G
Dm F G Dm
Bb C Am Dm [Verse]
Dm C In the sodden snow of the Irish hills
Am Dm Was born a Tuatha's child
C With a fighting heart and immortal skill
Am G And a spirit fiery and wild
Dm Bb Through a prophecy he was bound and doomed
G Dm To a short and a glorious life
Bb C And he bore the name Setanta till
Am Dm A famous fateful night [Pre-chorus]
Bb With his hurley in his hands
C His name would cross the land [Instrumental]
Dm Dm G C G Dm Dm F C Em (x2)
Dm F Bb C
Dm F Bb C
Dm F Bb C Bb F Am Dm (x2) [Verse]
Dm C Well his Uncle Connor who wore the crown
Am Dm Of Ulster on his head
C In the home of Culainn the smith sat down
Am G For mead and mutton and bread
Dm Bb At the door lay the Cú, the faithful hound
G Dm A huge and terrible beast
Bb C When a thief or enemy trod his ground
Am Dm Their bones bеcame his feast
Dm C Well Sеtanta joined them late at night
Am Dm And the hound it leapt to shred
C But he raised his hurley, pucked the ball
Am G Right through the poor beast's head
Dm Bb He spoke remorse as the smith he cried
G Dm For his lost and murdered hound
Bb C 'I will be your Cú now from this night
Am Dm Till another you have found' [Pre-chorus]
Bb So he lay outside the door
C One eye watching on the moors [Chorus]
Dm F And the name Cú Chulainn
C Dm Was sung out loud that night
Bb F A In a tale of rage and ruin and of might
Dm F And the name Cú Chulainn
C Dm So furious and wild
Bb F To remain in myth and memory
A Dm A legend of the isle
[Instrumental]
Dm C Bb C Bb A (x2) [Post-Chorus]
Dm C Bb C Cosantóir tragóideach, fuil dhiaga Lú (tragic guardian, divine blood of Lugh)
Bb A Finscéal an Chú(legend of the hound)
Dm C Bb C Cosantóir tragóideach, fuil dhiaga Lú (tragic guardian, divine blood of Lugh)
Bb A Currach lán le fiúnach, finscéal an Chú (boat filled with fury, legend of the hound)
Dm C Bb C Cosantóir tragóideach, fuil dhiaga Lú (tragic guardian, divine blood of Lugh)
Bb A Finscéal an Chú(legend of the hound)
Dm C Bb C Cosantóir tragóideach, fuil dhiaga Lú (tragic guardian, divine blood of Lugh)
Bb A Curadh lán le fiúnach, finscéal an Chú (warrior filled with fury, legend of the hound) [Instrumental]
Dm Dm G C G Dm Dm F C Em (x2) [Verse]
Dm C He trained on the Isle of Sky and Shadow
Am Dm Bore an abandoned son
C And met his battle brother Ferdiad
Am G Many a tale they spun
Dm Bb Well he fought with the strength of many men
G Dm A beast who bloodied the fields
Bb C In a bloodlust battle frenzy
Am Dm His skin would shift and peel
Dm C His son would find him as a man
Am Dm But would not tell his name
C So he took a spear to his own child
Am G And doomed himself to shame
Dm Bb When the canny Queen Méabh attacked his land
G Dm To steal the bull of brown
Bb C She sent out Ferdiad to fight
Am Dm Cú Chualainn struck him down [Pre-chorus]
Bb Blood of son and brother fell
C He wailed and cried farewell [Chorus]
Dm F And the name Cú Chulainn
C Dm Was sung out loud that night
Bb F A In a tale of rage and ruin and of might
Dm F And the name Cú Chulainn
C Dm So furious and wild
Bb F To remain in myth and memory
A Dm A legend of the isle [Instrumental]
Dm F Bb C
Dm F Bb C
Dm F Bb C Bb F Am Dm (x2)
Dm C Bb C Bb A (x2) [Post-Chorus]
Dm C Bb C Cosantóir tragóideach, fuil dhiaga Lú (tragic guardian, divine blood of Lugh)
Bb A Finscéal an Chú(legend of the hound)
Dm C Bb C Cosantóir tragóideach, fuil dhiaga Lú (tragic guardian, divine blood of Lugh)
Bb A Currach lán le fiúnach, finscéal an Chú (boat filled with fury, legend of the hound) [Instrumental]
Dm C Bb C Dm
Dm C Bb A [Bridge]
Dm C When the father of fair Emer
Bb C Dm Refused to give her to wed
Dm C Cú Chulainn tore his castle down
Bb A And left the whole place dead
Dm C They loved eachother, man and wife
Bb C Dm Despite his many affairs
Dm C Then he met the Morrigan, turned her down
Bb A And earned her vengeful glare
Dm C She weakened him and broke his strength
Bb C Dm With trickery and lies
Dm C By feeding him the flesh of dogs
Bb A Three crones were her disguise
Dm C The Queen and Lugaid saw their chance
Bb C Dm To fight the Cú and win
Dm C When he battled next 3 spears were thrown
Bb A And one tore through his skin
Dm C So he tied himself to a mighty stone
Bb C Dm By his guts and belt he hung
Dm C And so he still stood on his feet
Bb A Till the last breath it left his lungs [Pre-chorus]
Bb And a light shone out so grand
C Till the raven came to land [Chorus]
Dm F And the name Cú Chulainn
C Dm Was sung out loud that night
Bb F A In a tale of rage and ruin and of might
Dm F And the name Cú Chulainn
C Dm So furious and wild
Bb F To remain in myth and memory
A Dm A legend of the isle [Instrumental]
Dm Dm G C G
Dm Dm F C Em Dm Scaoil amach on ceol! (let loose the music!)
Dm G C G
Dm Dm F C Em [Outro]
Dm C Am Dm
Dm C Am G
Dm F G Dm Bb C Am Dm (x2)
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