The Dubliners - Maids when youre young

Ver1: An old man ^Gcame courting me, hey-ding-a doo-rum ^D An^G old man came courting me, me being^D young An ^Gold man came ^Amcourting me, ^Gall for his ^Dwife to be ^GMaids, when you're ^Cyoung, never ^Dwed an old ^Gman

Ch: For he'^Gs got no faloorum, fadidle eye-oor^Dum ^GHe's got no faloorum, fadidle all d^Day ^GHe's got no f^Amaloorum, he's ^Glost his ding^D doorum ^GMaids, when you're ^Cyoung, never ^Dwed an old m^Gan

Ver2: When this old man^G comes to bed, hey-ding-a doo-rum ^D Wh^Gen this old man comes to bed, me being^D young W^Ghen this old man ^Amcomes to bed, ^Ghe lays like h^De was dead ^GMaids, when you're ^Cyoung, never ^Dwed an old m^Gan

Ch: For he'^Gs got no faloorum, fadidle eye-oor^Dum ^GHe's got no faloorum, fadidle all d^Day ^GHe's got no f^Amaloorum, he's ^Glost his ding^D doorum ^GMaids, when you're ^Cyoung, never ^Dwed an old m^Gan

Ver3: When this old man ^Ggoes to sleep, hey-ding-a doo-rum ^{D G}When this old man goes to sleep, me being^D young ^GWhen this old man ^Amgoes to sleep, o^Gut of bed^D I do creep ^GInto the arms^C of a hands^Dome young ma^Gn

Ch: For he'^Gs got no faloorum, fadidle eye-oor^Dum ^GHe's got no faloorum, fadidle all d^Day ^GHe's got no f^Amaloorum, he's ^Glost his ding^D doorum ^GMaids, when you're ^Cyoung, never ^Dwed an old m^Gan