Dubliners - The wild rover

^Cand I've spent^D all my money on w^D7hiskey and bee^Gr. But now I'm returning with go^Gld in great store ^{C D}and I never wi^D7ll play the wil^Gd rover no more ^C

And it's no, na^Cy, never, no, nay, never,^D no more will I play th^D7e wild rover no, never, no ^Gmore

I went into an ale-house I us^Ged to frequent ^Cand I told the^D landlady my money^D7 was spent. ^G I asked her for credit, she a^Gnswered me nay, ^{C D}Such "a c^D7ustom like your^Gs I can have any^C day

And it's no, n^Cay, never, no, nay, never,^D no more will I play th^D7e wild rover no, never, no^G more

I took from my pocket ten sove^Greigns bright ^Cand the landla^Ddy's eyes opened w^D7ide with delight. ^G She said I'd have whiskey and^G wines of the best ^{C D}and the words ^D7that she told m^Ge were only in j^Cest.

And it's no, n^Cay, never, no, nay, never,^D no more will I play th^D7e wild rover no, never, no^G more

I'll go home to my parents, con^Gfess what I've done, ^Cand I'll ask t^Dhem to pardon thei^D7r prodigal son. ^G And when they've caressed me ^Gas oft' times before^{C D}then I never w^D7ill play the wi^Gld rover no more^C

And it's no, n^Cay, never, no, nay, never,^D no more will I play th^D7e wild rover no, never, no^G more

And it's no, n^Cay, never, no, nay, never,^D no more will I play th^D7e wild rover no, never, no^G more