Paddy Goes To Holyhead - The dragon

There ^Gonce was an old man who ^Dloved power and glory But ^Cin his long life he ^Gjust had never^D won So ^Ghe had a dream, let us ^Ccall it obsession To ^Emstand in the middle, be ^Amadmired by ever^Dyone

He ^Gsaw his one chance when ^Drumors were spreading A ^Cdragon arrived in the ^Goutskirts of the ^Dtown He ^Gthought if someone would c^Challenge the beast He would ^Emlive forever even if he ^Amdied by hunting it ^Ddown

^GHe wants to ^Cfight the dragon, ^Ghe wants to ^Ckill ^Dthe ^Gbeast ^GHe wants to ^Cfight the dragon, ^Ghe wants to ^Ckill ^Dthe ^Gbeast

And ^Gdrawing his longsword with ^Dit′s edges blazing He ^Crode to the lair to ^Gshed thick dragon ^Dblood He ^Gdaydreamed that he would ^Creturn home as a hero But his ^Emhorse stumbled and he landed ^Amheadlong in the ^Dmud

^GHe wants to ^Cfight the dragon, ^Ghe wants to ^Ckill ^Dthe ^Gbeast ^GHe wants to ^Cfight the dragon, ^Ghe wants to ^Ckill ^Dthe ^Gbeast

As he ^Glay there sobbing the ^Ddragon came along And saw the ^Cpoor old man, oh, there had ^Gsomething to be ^Ddone He ^Ginvited the man to his ^Ccave where they drank tea And ^Emthey became the best friends in the ^Amworld of dragon and ^Dman

^GHe wants to ^Cfight the dragon, ^Ghe wants to ^Ckill ^Dthe ^Gbeast ^GHe wants to ^Cfight the dragon, ^Ghe wants to ^Ckill ^Dthe ^Gbeast