Misc Traditional - Galway shawl

In Oran^Cmore in the County Galway, One ^Fpleasant e^Cvening in the month of ^FMay; I spied a ^Cdamsel, she was young and handsome, Her ^Fbeauty f^Cairly took my ^Gbreath a^Cway.

She wore no ^Cjewels, no costly diamonds, No ^Fpaint no ^Cpowder, no none at ^Fall; She wore a ^Cbonnet with ribbons on it, And 'r^Found her s^Choulder was a ^GGalway s^Chawl.

We kept on ^Cwalking, she kept on talking, Till her f^Father's co^Cttage came into ^Fview; She said: ^CCome in, sir, and meet my father, And ^Fplay to ^Cplease him The ^GFoggy ^CDew.

She sat me ^Cdown beside the fire, I could ^Fsee her f^Cather, he was six feet t^Fall; And soon her ^Cmother had the kettle singing, And ^Fall I could ^Cthink of was the G^Galway s^Chawl.

She wore no ^Cjewels, no costly diamonds, No ^Fpaint no ^Cpowder, no none at ^Fall; She wore a ^Cbonnet with ribbons on it, And 'r^Found her s^Choulder was a ^GGalway s^Chawl.

I played The ^CBlackbird and The Stack Of Barley, ^FRodney's ^CGlory, and The Foggy ^FDew; She sang each ^Cnote like an Irish linnet, And the ^Ftears they ^Cflowed in her ^Geyes of ^Cblue.

'Twas e^Carly, early, all in the morning, I hit^F the r^Coad for old Done^Fgal; She said: G^Coodbye, sir, she cried and kissed me, And my ^Fheart re^Cmained with the ^GGalway ^Cshawl.

She wore no ^Cjewels, no costly diamonds, No ^Fpaint no ^Cpowder, no none at ^Fall; She wore a ^Cbonnet with ribbons on it, And 'r^Found her s^Choulder was a ^GGalway s^Chawl.