Dubliners - Boston burglar

I was ^Dborn and r^Gaised in ^DBos-^A7ton, a p^Glace you all know w^Dell, Brought ^Gup by h^A7onest ^Dpar-^Bments, the ^Gtruth to you I’ll^A tell^A7. Brought ^Dup by ^Ghonest ^Dpar-e^A7nts, and ^Graised most tenderl^Dy, Till ^GI beca^A7me a s^Dporting ^Bmlad, at the ^Gage of tw^A7enty t^Dhree.

My c^Dharact^Ger was ^Dta-k^A7en, and ^GI was sent to j^Dail, My f^Griends they c^A7ame and ^Dtried in v^Bmain, to ^Gget me out on ^Abail. ^A7 The ^Djury fo^Gund me guil-^Dty, the c^A7lerk he ^Gwrote it d^Down, The j^Gudge he p^A7assed my s^Dentence and ^BmI was s^Gent to C^A7harlesto^Dwn.

They ^Dplaced me ^Gon an e^Dast ^A7bound train, one co^Gld December ^Dday, And at ^Gevery s^A7tation ^Dwe passed ^Bmthrough, you could ^Ghear the people ^Asay.^A7 “There^D goes th^Ge Bosto^Dn bu^A7r-glar in^G cold chains he i^Ds bound, For ^Gone crime ^A7or an^Dother ^Bmhe is b^Gound for C^A7harlest^Down”.

Now ^Dyou that ^Ghave your f^Dreedom, take w^A7arning if you c^Dan, Don’^Gt go around the^A7 streets a^Dt night, breaking^Bm laws o^Gf God and^A man^A7. For ^Dif you ^Gdo you’r^De sure t^A7o rue, and^G find yourself lik^De me, ^GServing ^A7up twen-^Dty three y^Bmears, in the ^GPena-^A7ten-t^Dury.