Misc Traditional - Ill tell me ma

^GI'll tell me ma when ^CI go ^Ghome The ^D7boys won't leave the ^Ggirls alone. They pull my hair, they ^Cstole my ^Gcomb, Well ^D7that's all right 'til ^GI get home. She is ^G7handsome, ^Cshe is pretty, ^GShe is the belle of ^D7Belfast City. ^GShe is ^G7courtin' o^Cne two three ^GPlease ^D7won't you tell me ^Gwho is she?

^GAlbert Mooney s^Cays he ^Gloves her, ^D7All the boys are ^Gfighting for her. They rap on the door, and they ^Cring at the ^Gbell Saying ^D7"Oh my true love ^Gare you well? ^G7Out she comes as ^Cwhite as snow ^GRings on her fingers and ^D7bells on her toes ^GOld Jenny ^G7Murphy ^Csays she'll die ^GIf she ^D7doesn't get the fella with the ^Groving eye.

^GLet the wind and the rain and the ^Chail blow^G high And the ^D7snow come tumblin' ^Gfrom the sky. She's as nice as ^Capple ^Gpie And s^D7he'll get her own man ^Gby and by ^G7When she gets a ^Cman of her own ^GShe won't tell her ma when ^D7she gets home ^GLet them ^G7all come ^Cas they will, ^GIt's Al^D7bert Mooney she lo^Gves still.