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| | Am | Em | Am | Em |
| Have you | ever walked the | lonesome hills and | heard the curlews | cry |
| | Am | Em | Am |
| Or | seen the raven | black as night u | pon a windswept sky |
| | Am | Em | C | G |
| To | walk the purple | heather and | hear the westwind | cry |
| To know that's where the rapparee must die |
| Inst 1 |Am Em|Am Em Am|Am Em |Am Em Am|| |
| Since Cromwell pushed us westward to live our lowly lives |
| There's some of us have deemed to fight from Tipperary mountains high |