EM
C
D
EM
EM
C
G
C
D
EM
I was twenty four years
C
old
When I
D
met the woman I would
EM
call my own
Twenty two grand kids now
C
growing
G
old,
In the
C
house that your
D
brother
EM
brought
ya
EM
C
G
C
D
EM
On the summer day when I prop
C
osed,
I m
D
ade that wedding ring from d
EM
entist
gold
And I asked her father but her d
C
addy said
G
no
C
You can’t
D
marry my d
EM
aughter
G
She and I went
C
on the
G
run
D
Don’t care about rel
C
igi
G
on
I’m gonna marry the
C
woman I l
G
ove
C
Down by the
D
Wexford
EM
border
G
She was Nancy M
C
ullig
G
an,
And
D
I was William Sh
C
eer
G
an
She took my name and then
C
we were
G
one
C
Down by the
D
Wexford
EM
border
EM
C
D
EM
EM
C
G
C
D
EM
Well I met at her Guys in the second world
C
war
D
She was working on a
EM
soldier’s
ward
Never had I seen such b
C
eauty
bef
G
ore
The
C
moment
D
that I
EM
saw
her
Nancy was my yellow
C
rose
And
D
we got married wearing
EM
borrowed
clothes
We got eight children now
C
growing
G
old
C
Five sons
D
and three d
EM
aughters
G
She and I went
C
on the
G
run
D
Don’t care about rel
C
igi
G
on
I’m gonna marry the
C
woman I l
G
ove
C
Down by the
D
Wexford
EM
border
G
She was Nancy M
C
ullig
G
an, and
D
I was William Sh
C
eer
G
an
She took my name and then
C
we were
G
one
C
Down by the
D
Wexford
EM
border
G
C
D
G
C
D
G
From her
EM
snow white streak in her jet black
C
hair
Over s
D
ixty years I’ve been
EM
loving
her
Now we’re sat by the fire, in our
C
old
armch
G
airs
You know
C
Nancy
D
I
ad
EM
ore
ya
From a farm boy born near Belfast
C
town
D
I never worried about the
EM
king and crown
Cause I found my heart upon the
C
southern
G
ground
There’s no
C
difference,
D
I
ass
EM
ure
ya
G
She and I went
C
on the
G
run
D
Don’t care about rel
C
igi
G
on
I’m gonna marry the
C
woman I l
G
ove
C
Down by the
D
Wexford
EM
border
G
She was Nancy M
C
ullig
G
an,
And
D
I was William Sh
C
eer
G
an
She took my name and then
C
we were
G
one
C
Down by the
D
Wexford
EM
border
G
C
D
G
C
D
G
Em
C
D
G