Justice - Fremantle Bay, аккорды

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Oh my name hasn't mattered for manys a day
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I was born on the west coast of Clare
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By the time I was married and had my own land
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There were many who envied me there
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Our home was contented, the years quickly passed
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We had four lads to carry our name
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Then one year the crops failed and the hunger set in
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I was certain that I was to blame Chorus:
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And oft times I think about Doolin
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And our cottage a lifetime away
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Though I'm chained here and bound, my heart can't be found
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In this prison on Fremantle Bay
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There was manys an evening I stood by the door
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I looked out where my crops used to be
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But the pain deep inside as I looked in the eyes
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Of our children, it drove me to steal
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It was raining the night when the sheriff's men came
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And the judge gave his verdict next day
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For the lamb that you've stolen you'll have to be sent
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To a colony where you will stay Chorus:
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And oft times I think about Doolin
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And our cottage a lifetime away
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Though I'm chained here and bound, my heart can't be found
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In this prison on Fremantle Bay
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Oh the sun it beats down from a merciless sky
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And the rocks they eat into our feet
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Oh the work's very hard but there's never a break
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For unfortunate men such as me
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My crime costs a shilling and sixpence to mend
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But it took me away cross the sea
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And now I must spend out the rest of my days
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In this land that means nothing to me Chorus: (twice)
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And oft times I think about Doolin
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And our cottage a lifetime away
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Though I'm chained here and bound, my heart can't be found
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In this prison on Fremantle Bay