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A B C DO RE MI Sa Re Ga 1 2 3

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The Irish Washerwoman

Irand Irish

The Irish Washerwoman is a traditional Irish folk song that originated in Ireland. It is typically played in the key of G major. The history of the song dates back many centuries, but the specific composer or interpreter is unknown. The song is often associated with the lively and energetic Irish dance called the jig. It has a fast and upbeat melody that captures the spirit and energy of Irish music. There is no specific curiosity related to this song.

The Irish Washerwoman

1ª parte:
D C
b g g e g g
b g b D C b
C f f e f f
C f C E D C
b g g e g g
b g b D C b
C b C f D C
b g g g

2ª parte:
G A
B G G D G G
B G B B A G
A F F D F F
A F A A G F
E G G D G G
C G G b G G
C b C g D C
b g g g