Paul Mccartney – Mull Of Kintyre chords

F                  A#                        FIsle of Barra,oh mist rolling in from the sea
             A#                       C         F          my desire is always to be here , oh Isle of Barra.

Chorus 1:
 F                                    Far have I travelled and much have I seen
  A#                        Fdark distant mountains with valleys of green.
                                      
Past painted deserts the sun sets on fire
       A#                      C         F  as he carries me home to the Isle of Barra.

Refrain:
 F               A#                        FIsle of Barra,oh mist rolling in from the sea
             A#                       C         F  my desire is always to be here , oh Isle of Barra.
        First bagpipe solo
F                                          Sweep trought the heather like deer in the glen
 A#                   Fcarry me back to the days I knew then.
                                   
Nights when we sang like a heavenly choir
        A#                         C         Fof the life and the times of the Isle of Barra.

Refrain:
 F                A#                       FIsle of Barra,oh mist rolling in from the sea
             A#                       C         Fmy desire is always to be here , oh Isle of Barra.
       Second bagpipe solo
  F                                        Smiles in the sunshine and tears in the rain
  A#                            F               still takes me back where my  memries remain.
                                
Figurind amber grow higher then high
         A#                    C         Fas they carry me back to the Isle of Barra.
Refrain:

 F                A#                       FIsle of Barra,oh mist rolling in from the sea
             A#                      C          Fmy desire is always to be here , oh Isle of Barra.

Refrain:

 F                A#                       FIsle of Barra,oh mist rolling in from the sea
             A#                      C         Fmy desire is always to be here , oh Isle of Barra.