Misc Traditional - Cockles and mussels

In ^GDublin's fair ^Emcity, Where the ^C6Girls are so ^D7pretty, I ^Gfirst set my ^Emeyes, On sweet ^C6Molly ^A7Ma - ^Dlone, As she ^Gwheeled her wheel-^Embarrow, Through the ^C6streets broad and ^D7narrow, Crying ^Gcockles and ^Emmussels, ^CA G/D>- ^D7live^G alive oh!

A^Glive alive ^Emoh! A^C6live alive ^D7oh! Crying ^Gcockles and ^Emmussels! ^CA G/D>- ^D7live^G alive oh!

She ^Gwas a fish ^Emmonger, And ^C6sure it was no ^D7wonder, For ^Gso were her ^EmFather and ^C6Mother ^A7be - ^Dfore, And they ^Geach wheeled their ^Embarrow, Through the ^C6streets broad and ^D7narrow, Crying ^Gcockles and ^Emmussels, ^CA G/D>- ^D7live^G alive oh!

A^Glive alive ^Emoh! A^C6live alive ^D7oh! Crying ^Gcockles and ^Emmussels! ^CA G/D>- ^D7live^G alive oh!

She ^Gdied of a ^Emfever, And ^C6no-one could ^D7save her, And ^Gthat was the ^Emend Of sweet ^C6Molly ^A7Ma - ^Dlone, But her ^Gghost wheels her ^Embarrow, Through the ^C6streets broad and ^D7narrow, Crying ^Gcockles and ^Emmussels, ^CA G/D>- ^D7live^G alive oh!

A^Glive alive ^Emoh! A^C6live alive ^D7oh! Crying ^Gcockles and ^Emmussels! ^CA G/D>- ^D7live^G alive oh!