Intro: Am G Fm Em Am G Fm Em Am G Fm Em Am G Fm Em Am G C Em Em By Clyde's bonny banks, As I slowly did wander C D Em Am Am Among the pit heaps, As the evening grew nigh Am G C Em Em I spied a young woman, All dressed in black mourning C D Em Am Am Weeping and wailing, With many a sigh Am G C Em Em I stepped up beside her, And gently addressed her Am G C Em Em Would it help you to talk, About the cause of your pain Am G C Em Em Weeping and wailing, At last she did answer C D Em Am Am Johnny Murphy, Kind sir, Is my true lovers name Am G C Em Em Twenty-one years of age, Full of youth and good lookin' C D Em Am Am To work down the mine, Of High Blantyre he came Am G C Em Em Our wedding was fixed, All the guests were invited C D Em Am Am That calm summers' evening, My Johnny was slain Am G C Em Em The explosion was heard, By the women and children Am G C Em Em With pale anxious faces, They ran to the mine Am G C Em Em When the news was made known, All the hills rang with mourning C D Em Am Am Three hundred and ten, Scottish miners were slain Am G C Em Em Mothers and daughters, And sweethearts and lovers Am G C Em Em The Blantyre explosion, Will never forget Am G C Em Em All you good people, That hear my sad story C D Em Am Am Remember the miners, Who lie at their rest OUTRO: Am G Fm Em Am G Fm Em Am G Fm Em Am G Fm Em Am
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