Dubliners - The nightingale

^AAs I went a wa^Dlking one mor^Ening in M^Aay I met a young couple who fondly did s^Etray ^AOne was a young maid so sweet and so f^Eair A^And the other was a ^Dsoldier and ^Ea brave grenad^Aier

^AAnd they kissed so sweet and co^Dmforting as the c^Elung to each ot^Aher They went arm and arm along the road like sister and bro^Ether ^AThey went arm in arm along the road til they came to a st^Eream ^AAnd they both sat down to^Dgether love to hear the ni^Eghtingale sing^A

We^All out of his kn^Dapsack he to^Eok a fine fi^Addle And he played her such a merry tune that you ever did ^Ehear A^And he played her such a merry tune that the valley did r^Eing A^And they both sat down t^Dogether love to hear the n^Eightingale si^Ang

We^All I m off to I^Dndia for se^Even long ye^Aars Drinking wines and strong whiskeys instead of cool be^Eers An^Ad if ever I return again it will be in the spr^Eing An^Ad we ll both sit down to^Dgether love to hear the night^Eingale si^Ang

^AOh soldier, Oh soldi^Der, will you^E marry m^Ae Oh no said the soldier that never can^E be ^AFor I have a wife at home in my own cou^Entry ^AAnd she is the swee^Dtest thing that you e^Ever did ^Asee