Brier, Galway Shawl (2009)
^{Key: :[A] (w: Traditional)}

VERSE 1:
At Oran-[A]-more, in the County Galway
One pleasant [F#m] evening, in the month of [D] May [E]
I spied a [A] damsel, she was fair and handsome
And her beauty [F#m] nearly took, [E] my breath a-[A]-way

CHORUS:
She wore no [A] jewels, nor costly diamonds
No paint nor [F#m] powder, no none at [D] all [E]
But she wore a [A] bonnet, with ribbons on it
And around her [F#m] shoulders, [E] was the Galway [A] shawl

VERSE 2:
She kept on [A] walking, she kept on talking
'Till her fathers [F#m] cottage, came in to [D] view [E]
Said she: "Come [A] in sir, and meet my father
And play to [F#m] please him, [E] The Foggy [A] Dew"

VERSE 3:
I played "The [A] Black Bird", "The Stack of Barley"
"Old Rodney's [F#m] Glory", and "The Foggy [D] Dew" [E]
She sang each [A] note, like an Irish linnet
Till tears came [F#m] in-to, [E] her eyes of [A] blue

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VERSE 4:
'Twas early [A] early, all in the morning
I took the [F#m] road for, old Done-[D]-gal [E]
She sighed and [A] kissed me, and she said "Goodbye Sir"
But my heart re-[F#m]-mains with, [E] the Galway [A] shawl