I^D'll tell me ma when I g^Ao home, The ^A7boys won't leave the g^Dirls alone ^DThey pull my hair, they s^Atole my comb, But ^A7that's all right 'til ^DI go home ^DShe is handsome, ^Gshe is pretty, ^DShe's the belle of ^A7Belfast City, ^DShe is courtin', a^G one, two, three ^DPlease won't you ^Atell me ^A7who is s^Dhe?

N^Dow Albert Mooney says h^Ae loves her, An' ^A7all the boys are fight^Ding for her. ^DKnocking on the door and they're ^Aringing on the bell, Sayi^A7ng, "Oh my true love, a^Dre you well?" ^DOut she comes as w^Ghite as snow With ^Drings on her fingers and be^A7lls on her toes. ^DOld Jenny Murphy sa^Gys she'll die If she d^Doesn't get the fel^Alow with the ro^A7ving e^Dye

I^D'll tell me ma when I g^Ao home, The ^A7boys won't leave the g^Dirls alone ^DThey pull my hair, they s^Atole my comb, But ^A7that's all right 'til ^DI go home ^DShe is handsome, ^Gshe is pretty, ^DShe's the belle of ^A7Belfast City, ^DShe is courtin', a^G one, two, three ^DPlease won't you ^Atell me ^A7who is s^Dhe?

L^Det the wind and the rai^An and the hail come high, And ^A7the snow come shov^Deling from the sky. ^DShe's as nice as a^Apple pie, ^A7She'll get her own lad ^Dby and by! ^Dan' |When she gets a l^Gad of her own ^DShe won't tell her ma when s^A7he comes home. ^DLet them all come a^Gs they will ^DIt's Albert Mo^Aoney she^A7 loves st^Dill!

I^D'll tell me ma when I g^Ao home, The ^A7boys won't leave the g^Dirls alone ^DThey pull my hair, they s^Atole my comb, But ^A7that's all right 'til ^DI go home ^DShe is handsome, ^Gshe is pretty, ^DShe's the belle of ^A7Belfast City, ^DShe is courtin', a^G one, two, three ^DPlease won't you ^Atell me ^A7who is s^Dhe?

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