Steve Earle - The galway girl

^DWell, I took a stroll on the old long walk On a d^Day-I-^Aay-I-^Gay ^DI met a little girl and we stopped to talk on a g^Drand soft d^Gay-I-^Day And I ^Gask you, fr^Diend, what's a f^Gella to d^Do 'Cause her h^Bmair was bl^Aack and her e^Gyes were b^Dlue And I kn^Gew right t^Dhen I'd be t^Gakin' a wh^Dirl 'Round the S^Bmalthill Pr^Aom with a Ga^Glway gi^Drl

^DWe were halfway there when the rain came down On a day-I-ay-I-^Gay And she ^Dtook me up to her flat downtown Of a gr^Dand soft d^Gay-I-ay-I-a^Dy And I ^Gask you, fr^Diend, what's a f^Gella to ^Ddo 'Cause her h^Bmair was bl^Aack and her ey^Ges were bl^Due So I t^Gook her h^Dand and I g^Gave her a t^Dwirl And I l^Bmost my he^Aart to a Ga^Glway gi^Drl

^DWhen I woke up I was all alone ^G With a br^Doken heart and a ticket home ^{G D} And I ^Gask you n^Dow, tell me w^Ghat would you ^Ddo If her ^Bmhair was bl^Aack and her e^Gyes were bl^Due I've tr^Gaveled ar^Dound I've been all ^Gover this w^Dorld Boys I a^Bmin't never seen n^Aothin' like a G^Galway g^Dirl