Ed Sheeran - Nancy mulligan

I was twenty four years ^Cold When I ^Dmet the woman I would ^Emcall my own Twenty two grandkids now ^Cgrowing ^Gold, in the ^Chouse that your ^Dbrother ^Embrought ya

On the summer day when I prop^Cosed, I m^Dade that wedding ring from d^Ementist gold And I asked her father but her ^Cdaddy said ^Gno, “^Cyou can’t ^Dmarry my d^Emaughter”

^GShe and I went ^Con the ^Grun ^DDon’t care about rel^Cigi^Gon I’m gonna marry the ^Cwoman I l^Gove ^CDown by the ^DWexford ^Emborder ^GShe was Nancy M^Cullig^Gan, and ^DI was William She^Der^Gan She took my name and then ^Cwe were ^Gone ^CDown by the ^DWexford ^Emborder

Well I met at her Guys in the second world ^Cwar ^DShe was working on a ^Emsoldier’s ward

Never had I seen such b^Ceauty bef^Gore The ^Cmoment ^Dthat I ^Emsaw her Nancy was my yellow ^Crose And ^Dwe got married wearing ^Emborrowed clothes We got eight children now ^Cgrowing ^Gold ^CFive sons ^Dand three d^Emaughters

^GShe and I went ^Con the ^Grun ^DDon’t care about rel^Cigi^Gon I’m gonna marry the ^Cwoman I l^Gove ^CDown by the ^DWexford ^Emborder ^GShe was Nancy M^Cullig^Gan, and ^DI was William She^Der^Gan She took my name and then ^Cwe were ^Gone ^CDown by the ^DWexford ^Emborder

From her ^Emsnow white streak in her jet black ^Chair Over s^Dixty years I’ve been ^Emloving her Now we’re sat by the fire, in our ^Cold armcha^Girs You know ^Cnancy ^DI ad^Emore ya From a farm boy born near belfast ^Ctown^D I never worried about the ^Emking and crown Cause I found my heart upon the ^Csouthern ^Gground There’s no ^Cdifference, ^DI ass^Emure ya

^GShe and I went ^Con the ^Grun ^DDon’t care about rel^Cigi^Gon I’m gonna marry the ^Cwoman I l^Gove ^CDown by the ^DWexford ^Emborder ^GShe was Nancy M^Cullig^Gan, and ^DI was William She^Der^Gan She took my name and then ^Cwe were ^Gone ^CDown by the ^DWexford ^Emborder