Misc Traditional - Ill tell me ma

^GTell me Ma ^Dwhen I ^D7go h^Gome the boys won't leave the girls alone They pulled my hai^Dr they s^D7tole my c^Gomb but that's OK til I go home She is hand^Csome she is pretty S^Ghe is the belle of Belfast ci^Dty ^GShe's a courting one two three^C. Please won't you tell m^Ge who is she ^{D G}

^GAlbert Mooney Says he loves her All the^D boys^D7 are fighti^Gng for her The rap at the door and ring the bell saying Oh my true love are you w^Dell ^{D7 G} Out she comes as white as snow ri^Cngs on her f^Gingers ^Dand bells on her toes Je^Gnny Mur^Cray say^Gs she^D'll^G die if she doesn't get the fella with the roving eye.

^GLet the wind an^Dd t^D7he rain and the hail blow high and the snow come tumbling from the ^Gsky. She's a^Ds nic^D7e as app^Gle pie and she'll get her own lad by and by When s^Che ge^Gts a ^Dlad of her own she won't tell her Ma til she goes home ^GBut let^C them a^Gll co^Dme ^Gas they will; it's Albert Mooney that she loves still.