Mick Moloney - My uncle dan mccann

Well I l^Amately wandered over here to ^Gsearch for my Uncle Dan, He ^Amleft the town of Galway in the ^Cyear of '^E751, ^CWhere he gone to I don't know I've s^Gearched this country high and low, But ^Cback to ^GGalway ^FI can't ^E7go, With^Amout my Uncle Dan.

Have you see^Cn my Uncle Dan McCann? ^GTypical bit of a Galwayman, He Ca^Amme out to the USA in the ^Cyear of '^E751. If ^Cany of you neighbours living here Have ^Gseen or heard of him anywhere, You'd ^Coblige me ^Gif you'd ^Fhelp me ^E7find My ^AmUncle Dan McCann.

Well let me ^Amtell you about my Uncle Dan By ^GGod he was a mighty man, He ^Amswam the River Liffey twice a ^Cday ^E7 And he ra^Cn three rounds of the Phoenix Park, And d^Gance and sing just like a lark, And he ^Cwasn't ^Gafraid to go ^Fhome in the ^E7dark, My ^AmUncle Dan McCann.

So have you^C seen my Uncle Dan McCann? ^GTypical bit of a Galwayman, He ca^Amme out to the USA in the ^Cyear of '^E751. If ^Cany of you neighbours living here Have ^Gseen or heard of him anywhere, You'd ^Coblige me ^Gif you'd ^Fhelp me ^E7find My ^AmUncle Dan McCann.

^AmWell I found my Uncle Dan McCann, ^GVery prosperous Yankee man, ^AmHe holds a seat in Congress, and he's ^Cleader of his ^E7clan. He's ^Chelped to write America's laws, His ^Gheart and soul is in Ireland's cause, God ^Chelp the ^Gman who ^Fopens his ^E7jaws To my ^AmUncle Dan McCann.

So ^Chere's to my Uncle Dan McCann, ^GTypical bit of a Galwayman, He f^Amought all through the Civil War in the ^Cyear of '^E761. He was ^Csupple and nimble in every joint, He ^Gwasn't afraid of the bayonet point, He ^Cbelonged to the ^Gfight in '^F69, ^E7 My ^AmUncle Dan McCann.

So h^Cere's to my Uncle Dan McCann, ^GTypical bit of a Galwayman, Came ^Amout to the USA in the ^Cyear of '^E751. If ^Cany of you neighbours living here Have ^Gseen or heard of him anywhere, You'd ^Coblige me if ^Gyou'd ^Fhelp me f^E7ind My ^AmUncle Dan McCann.