Among the Oak and Ash - Billy and the good girl

Oh, ^Dwhere have you gone, Billy Boy, Billy Boy? ^GWhere have you gone, charming ^AmBilly? I've ^Cgone to find my wife She's the ^Gdarling of my life ~ Em D G She's a good girl and cannot leave her mother

Are her ^Deyes still as bright, Billy Boy, Billy Boy? Are her ^Geyes still as bright, charming ^AmBilly? Yes, her ^Ceyes are as bright As the ^Gstars are in the night ~ Em D G She's a good girl and cannot leave her mother

And she ^Dalways goes to church, Billy Boy, Billy Boy? She ^Galways goes to church, charming ^AmBilly? Yes, she ^Calways goes to church In a ^Gdress as white as perch ~ Em D G She's a good girl and cannot leave her mother

She ^Calways said she'd ^Cmaj7go and now she's g^Gone ^{C G} And ^Cthough I believed her, I ^Cmaj7guess I just held ^Gon ^{C G} It's ^Dfunny how we ^Chear things different ^Gways ^{C G D}Each according ^Cto the ( ? ) they ^Gface ^{C G}

And ^Dwhy are you so sad, Billy Boy, Billy Boy? ^GWhy are you so sad, charming ^AmBilly? ^CI, I'm, I'm sad For a ^Glove I never had ~ Em D G She's a good girl and cannot leave her mother ~ Em D G She's a good girl and cannot leave her mother