Ronan Keating - Carrickfergus

I wish I ^Dmwas,^C in Carrickfe^Crgus ^Am Only for ^Dmnights,^C in Ballyg^Crant I would swim ^Dmover^C the deepest^C ocean^Am The deepest o^Dmcean ^Cto be by your sid^Ce But the sea is wi^Cde and I can’t swim o^Cver And nor have ^AmI the wings to fl^Dmy If I coul^Dmd fi^Cnd me a handy b^Coatma^Amn To ferry me ove^Dmr to^C my love and di^Ce My childhood d^Dmays ^Cbring back sad ^Creflectio^Amns Of happy ^Dmtime^C spend so long ^Cago. My boyhood frie^Dmnds ^Cand my own rela^Ctions^Am Have all passed on li^Dmke t^Che melting snow^C I’ll spend m^Cy days in endles^Cs roving Soft is the gr^Amass and my bed is f^Dmree Oh to be ^Dmhome^C now in Carrick^Cfergu^Ams On the long road d^Dmown ^Cto the salty sea ^C And in Kilken^Dmny i^Ct is report^Ced ^Am On marble^Dm sto^Cne as black as ^Cink With gold a^Dmnd silve^Cr I did supp^Cort h^Amer But I’ll sing no mor^Dme no^Cw till I get a d^Crink For I’m drunk^C today and I’m rarely ^Csober A handsome ro^Amver from town to to^Dmwn Oh but I am sick n^Dmow a^Cnd my days are ^Cnumbe^Amred so come on ye youn^Dmg me^Cn and lay me dow^Cn