Steve Earle - Galway girl

Well, I ^Dtook a stroll on the old long walk of a day-I-ay-I-^Gay I ^Bmmet a little ^Agirl and we ^Gstopped to ^Dtalk of a fine soft ^Aday-I-^Day And I ^Gask you, ^Dfriend, what's a ^Gfella to ^Ddo 'Cause her ^Bmhair was ^Ablack and her ^Geyes were ^Dblue And I ^Gknew right ^Dthen I'd be ^Gtakin' a ^Dwhirl 'Round the ^BmSalthill ^AProm with a ^GGalway ^Dgirl

We were ^Dhalfway there when the rain came down of a day-I-ay-I-^Gay And she ^Bmasked me ^Aup to her ^Gflat down^Dtown of a fine soft ^Aday-I-ay-I-^Day And I ^Gask you, ^Dfriend, what's a ^Gfella to ^Ddo 'Cause her ^Bmhair was ^Ablack and her ^Geyes were ^Dblue So I ^Gtook her ^Dhand and I ^Ggave her a ^Dtwirl And I ^Bmlost my ^Aheart to a ^GGalway ^Dgirl

Now when ^DI woke up I was all alone (of a day-i-ay-i-^Gay) With a ^Bmbroken ^Aheart and a ^Gticket ^Dhome (of a fine soft ^Aday-i-^Day) And I ^Gask you ^Dnow, tell me ^Gwhat would you ^Ddo If her ^Bmhair was ^Ablack and her ^Geyes were ^Dblue 'Cause I've ^Gtraveled a^Dround, I've been all ^Gover this ^Dworld Boys I ain't ^Bmnever seen ^Anothin' like a ^GGalway ^Dgirl