Dubliners - Molly malone

In D^Gublin's fair ^Emcity, where the ^Amgirls are so pretty, I f^Girst set my ^E7eyes on sweet ^A7Molloy ^D7Malone. She w^Gheeled a wheel^Embarrow, through ^D7streets broad and narrow, Crying: C^Gockles and M^Dussels, ^AmAli^Emve, A^Dlive ^GO.

A^Glive, alive ^EmO, Al^Amive, alive ^D7O, Crying, C^Gockles and M^Dussels, ^AmAli^Emve, a^D7live ^GO.

She ^Gwas a fish^Emmonger, and ^Amsure twas no wonder, For ^Gso were her ^E7Father and ^A7Mother ^D7before. And they all ^Gwheeled their ^Embarrows, through ^D7streets broad and narrow, Crying C^Gockles and ^DMussels, ^AmAli^Emve, a^Dlive ^GO.

A^Glive, alive ^EmO, A^Amlive, alive^D7 O, Crying, ^GCockles and ^DMussels, ^AmAli^Emve, a^D7live ^GO.

She ^Gdied of a ^Emfever, and ^Amno one to grieve her, And ^Gthat was the ^E7end of sweet ^A7Molly Ma^D7lone. Now her ^Gghost wheels her ^Embarrow, through ^D7streets broad and narrow, Crying: ^GCockles and ^DMussels, ^Amali^Emve, a^Dlive ^GO.

A^Glive, alive^Em O A^Amlive, alive ^D7O Crying, ^GCockles and ^DMussels ^AmAli^Emve, a^D7live ^GO