James Keelaghan - The flower of magherally

^AmOne pleasant ^Gsummer's ^Fmorn^Cing ^Am When all the ^Gflowers were ^Fspringing-o ^Am Nature ^Gwas a^Fdorn^Cing And the ^Amsmall birds ^Gsweetly ^Fsinging-o I ^Cmet my love b^Gy Banbridge ^E7Town ^AmMy darling blue eyed Sally-o^{E Am}She's the star of the ^GCounty ^EmDown The ^E7flower of Magherally-^Amo

And with admi^Gration ^FI did ^Cgaze ^Am Upon this ^Gblue eyed ^Fmaiden-o ^Am Adam ^Gwasn't ^Fhalf so ^Cpleased When ^Amhe met ^GEve in ^FEden-o Her ^Cskin was like the ^Glily whi^E7te That ^Amgrows in yonder valley-o ^{E Am}She's my queen and my ^Gheart's de^Emlight The ^E7flower of Magherally-^Amo

Her dark red ^Ghair in ^Fringlets ^Cclung ^Am Her boots were ^GSpanish ^Fleather-o ^AmRibbons ^Gfrom her ^Fbonnet ^Chung ^Am Her scarlet ^Gcap and ^Ffeather-o Like ^CVenus bright s^Ghe did ap^E7pear M^Amy darling blue eyed Sally-o^{E Am}She's the girl that ^GI love de^Emar The ^E7flower of Magherally-^Amo

And I hope the ^Gday will ^Fsurely ^Ccome ^Am We'll join ^Ghands to^Fgether-o And ^AmI will ^Gbring my ^Fdarling ^Chome In ^Amspite of ^Gwind or ^Fweather-o And ^Clet them all ^Gsay what they ^E7will And ^Amlet them reel and rally-^Eo For ^AmI will wed the ^Ggirl I ^Emlove The ^E7flower of Magherally-^Amo