Daoiri Farrell - Fergie mccormack

Oh ^CFergie McCormack was walking one ^Fday When he ^Cnoticed a building on ^Ffire And the ^Cscreams of a lady could plainly be ^Fheard As the ^Cbuilding it smoldered even ^Ghigher Oh the ^Ftrembling ^Clady was ^Fclutching a ^Cbaby And the ^Cbuilding was ten stories ^Fhigh It could ^Cplainly be seen that both she and her ^Fbaby Were ^Ccertainly ^Gdoomed for to ^Cdie

Well the ^Cfiremen were there with their ropes and big ^Fladders And they were ^Cholding a big trampo^Fline They were ^Ctrying to entice this young lady to ^Fjump But ^Cindeed she wasn't very ^Gkeen For her ^Fbaby was too ^Csmall to ^Fsurvive such a ^Cfall And ^Cshe then refused to let ^Fgo Oh, well ^Cwhat could they do? They were all in a ^Fstew As they ^Chelplessly ^Ggazed from be^Clow

Verse 3

Well ^Calong came a hero, bold Fergie Mc^FCormack Says he, “^CThrow your baby to ^Fme!” "^CIndeed I will catch it, and from death I will ^Fsnatch it" "And ^Csafe in me arms he will ^Gbe” Oh his ^Fmasculine ^Carms and the ^Fbig fullback's ^Ccharms Laid ^Cdown all this young lady's ^Ffears As she ^Ccried, “Bless you Fergie!”, she tossed her baby ^Fover The ^Cside as her ^Geyes filled with ^Ctears

Verse 4

Well the ^Crest of the story can long be ^Fremembered In ^Chistory throughout all the ^Fland As that ^Cbaby came down and the crowd gathered ^Fround Oh it ^Clanded safely in Fergie's ^Garms “Oh, he's ^Frescued the ^Cchild!” said the ^Fcrowd going ^Cwild But the ^Cexcitement was clearly too ^Fmuch As they ^Call gazed in wonder, with a swift up-and-^Funder He ^Ckicked forty ^Gmeters to ^Ctouch