De Burgh Chris - The Connemara Coast

												
song: The Connemara Coast
artist: Chris de Burgh
from the 1992 A&M Album Power of Ten

transcribed by Gunter Kohl (kohl@kph.uni-mainz.de)

If the transcription contains mistakes, if you think one chord should be
replaced by another one, please mail to me or send a corrected file to
OLGA

The F#m7 is played like (I don't know the right name):

2
o------
o------
I-x----
I---x--
I---x--
o------

1) shows the text of the first verse, 2) the one of the 2nd.
I:  :I is the sign for repetition.

Intro: 
   E    F#m7	G#m	A

I: E                   F#m7

1) Nothing can compare with the Connemara Coast,
2) Nothing can compare with the way you are tonight

   G#m                   A         B
1) gazing out in silence with the one you love the most.
2) Lying here beside me    in the fire-            light

   E                       F#m7
1) The beauty of this place and the echoes deep inside 
2) And one thing I will say,    before the journey's end

   G#m                       A          B     
1) make me think we're only just a   moment in time   
2) That more than being my lover, you are my friend

        A              E      A         E
1) Then Lead on good light, gently through the night, 
2) then lead on good light, gently through the night,

   A              E               F#m         B 
1) hand in hand together we will cross that line
2) hand in hand together we will cross that line

   A                 E             A            E   
1) no text, instrumental
2) Whatever may come      and whereever we may go, 

   A              E            F#m               B  :I
1) no text, instrumental      
2) I will always be with you because you are my heart 

Outro:

     E
and soul.

    A            E              A            E
Whatever may come       and whereever we may go, 

A              E            F#m               B          E
I will always be with you because you are my heart and soul

F#m7	G#m	A	E
  (slow down) 


EnD :-))  
          (The OFFiCiAl Chris de Burgh Page)