Dubliners, I'll Tell Me Ma (1964)
^{Key: :[D] (w: Traditional)}

CHORUS, PART 1:
I'll [D] tell my ma when I go home,
The [A] boys won't leave the [D] girls alone
[D] They pulled my hair they stole my comb,
But [A] that's all right till [D] I go home

CHORUS, PART 2:
[D] She is handsome [G] she is pretty,
[D] She is the belle of [A] Dublin City
[D] She is a courtin' [G] one, two, three,
[D] Please won't [A] you tell me [D] who is she

VERSE 1:
[D] Albert Mooney [G] says he loves her,
[D] All the boys are [A] fighting for her,
[D] Knock at the door, they [G] ringin' the bell,
[D] Hello, me [A] true love [D] are you well?
[D] Out she comes, white as snow,
[A] Rings on her fingers, [D] bells on here toes,
[D] Oul' Johnny Morrissey says she'll die,
If she [A] doesn't get the fella with the [D] rovin' eye

INSTRUMENTAL: [D] [G] [D] [A] // [D] [G] [D]^[A]^[D]

VERSE 2:
[D] Let the wind, the rain the hail blow high,
And the [A] snow comes travelin' [D] through the sky,
[D] She's as nice as apple pie;
[A] She'll get her own lad [D] by and by
[D] When she gets a [G] lad of her own,
She [D] won't tell her ma when [A] she goes home,
[D] Let them all [G] try as they will,
It's [D] Albert [A] Mooney [D] she loves still

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