Steve Earle - The galway girl

^GI took a stroll down the old long walk On the day-I-ay-I-^Cay ^GI met a little girl and we ^Fstopped to talk On a ^Dgrand top ^Cday-I-^Gay And I ask ^Cyou, ^Gfriend, what's a fel^Cla to ^Gdo 'Cause her ^Fhair was ^Dblack and her ^Ceyes were ^Gblue And I knew ^Cright ^Gthen I'd be takin' ^Ca ^Gwhirl Down the ^FSalthill ^DProm with a ^CGalway ^Ggirl

^GWe were halfway there when the rain came down On the day-I-ay-I-^Cay ^GAnd she took me up to her flat ^Fdowntown Of a ^Dfine soft ^Cday-I-^Gay And I ask ^Cyou, ^Gfriend, what's a fel^Cla to ^Gdo If her ^Fhair was ^Dblack and her ^Ceyes were ^Gblue So I took ^Cher ^Ghand and I gave her ^Ca ^Gtwirl And I ^Flost my ^Dheart to a ^CGalway ^Ggirl

^GSo, when I woke up I was all alone ^C With a ^Fbroken ^Dheart and a ^Cticket ^Ghome And I ask ^Cyou, ^Gfriend, what's a fel^Cla to ^Gdo If her ^Fhair was ^Dblack and her ^Ceyes were ^Gblue See I've tra^Cveled ^Garound, I've been over ^Cthe ^Gworld I've ne^Fver seen ^Dnothin' like a ^CGalway ^Ggirl

And I ask ^Cyou, ^Gfriend, what's a fel^Cla to ^Gdo If her ^Fhair was ^Dblack and her ^Ceyes were ^Gblue See I've tra^Cveled ^Garound, been over ^Cthe ^Gworld Boy, I've ^Fnever seen ^Dnothin' like a ^CGalway ^Ggirl.