Richard Thompson - From galway to graceland

^DOh she dressed in the ^Gdark and she whispered ^Damen She was ^Gpretty in ^C/Epink like a ^Dyoung girl ^Emagain T^Dwenty years ^Gmarried and she never thought ^Dtwice She ^Gsneeked out the^C/E door and walked ^Dinto the ^Gnight

^DAnd silver wings carried her ^C/Eover the ^Gsea From the ^Dwest coast of Ireland to^C/E West Tenne^Dssee To be with her ^Gsweetheart, she left every ^Dthing She came from ^GGalway to ^C/EGraceland to ^Dbe with the^Em king

^DShe sang Love me ^Gtender that's the song she liked ^Dbest She had ^GElvis I ^C/ELove You ^DTattooed on her^Em breast ^DWhen they landed in^G Memphis, her heart beat so ^Dfast She'd ^Gdreamed for so ^C/Elong, now she'd ^Dsee him at ^Glast

She was^D down by his gravesid^C/Ee day after^G day Come ^Dclosing time they would ^C/Epull her ^Daway And To be with her ^Gsweetheart, oh she'd left every ^Dthing From ^GGalway to ^C/EGraceland to ^Dbe with the ^Emking

Ah ^DThey came in their ^Gthousands from the whole human ^Drace To p^Gay their r^C/Eespects at his ^Dlast resting ^Emplace ^DBut blindly she ^Gknelt there and she told him her ^Ddreams She ^Gthought that he ^C/Eanswered or ^Dthat's how it ^Gseemed

Then they ^Ddragged her away it was ^C/Ehandcuffs this ^Gtime She said ^Dmy dear man, "Are you ^C/Eout of your ^Dmind?" Don’t you see that we're ^Gmarried? See, I'm wearing his ^Dring I've come from ^GGalway to ^C/EGraceland to ^Dbe with the ^Emking ^DI've come from ^GGalway to ^C/EGraceland to ^Dbe with the ^Gking