Christy Moore - As i roved out

And ^Amwho are you, me ^Gpretty fair maid And ^Amwho are you, me ^Ghoney? And ^Amwho are you, me ^Gpretty fair maid And ^Amwho are you, me ^Ghoney? She ^Amanswered me quite ^Gmodestly: I ^Gam me mother's darling.

With me ^Amtoo-ry-ay ^GFol-de-diddle-day ^GDi-re fol-de-diddle ^AmDai-rie oh.

And w^Amill you come to me ^Gmother's house, When the ^Amsun is shining ^Gclearly [repeat] I'll ^Amopen the door and I'll ^Glet you in And ^Gdivil 'o one would hear us. [Chorus]

So I ^Amwent to her house in the ^Gmiddle of the night When the ^Ammoon was shining ^Gclearly [repeat] She ^Amopened the door and she ^Glet me in And ^Gdivil the one did hear us. [Chorus]

She ^Amtook me horse by the ^Gbridle and the bit And she ^Amled him to the ^Gstable [repeat] Saying "There's ^Amplenty of oats for a ^Gsoldier's horse, To ^Geat it if he's able." [Chorus]

Then she ^Amtook me by the ^Glily-white hand And she ^Amled me to the ^Gtable [repeat] Saying: There's ^Amplenty of wine for a ^Gsoldier boy, To ^Gdrink it if you're able. [Chorus]

Then ^AmI got up and ^Gmade the bed And I ^Ammade it nice and ^Gaisy [repeat] Then ^AmI got up and ^Glaid her down Saying: ^GLassie, are you able? [Chorus]

And ^Amthere we lay till the ^Gbreak of day And ^Amdivil a one did ^Ghear us [repeat] Then ^AmI arose and put ^Gon me clothes Saying: ^GLassie, I must leave you. [Chorus]

And ^Amwhen will you ^Greturn again And ^Amwhen will we get ^Gmarried [repeat] When ^Ambroken shells make ^GChristmas bells ^GWe might well get married. [Chorus]