The High Kings - Cavan girl

As I w^Dalked the r^Aoad from K^Dilles^Ahandra, w^Geary, ^AI sat ^Ddown For it's ^Dtwelve long m^Ailes ar^Bmound the l^Aake to ^Gget to ^ACavan ^DTown Though ^Doughter ^Aand the ^Droad I ^Ago, ^Gonce seemed ^Abeyond ^Dcompare Now, I ^Dcurse the time^A it ^Bmtakes to r^Aeach my ^GCavan ^Agirl, so f^Dair

The ^DAutumn s^Ahades are ^Don the l^Aeaves, the ^Gtrees will ^Asoon be ^Dbare Each r^Dedcoat l^Aeaf ar^Bmound me s^Aeems the c^Golor o^Af her h^Dair My ^Dgaze re^Atreats, de^Dfies my ^Afeet, and o^Gnce ag^Aain I si^Dgh As the ^Dbroken ^Apool of ^Bmsky rem^Ainds, me of the c^Golor ^Aof her ^Deyes

At the C^Davan c^Aross ^Deach Sunday m^Aorning, ^Gwhere she c^Aan be f^Dound And she ^Dseems to h^Aave the e^Bmye of e^Avery b^Goy in ^ACavan ^DTown If my^D luck will ^Ahold, I'll ^Bmhave the ^Agolden ^Gsummer ^Aof her ^Dsmile And to ^Dbreak the ^Ahearts of ^BmCavan m^Aen, she'll t^Galk to m^Ae awhi^Dle

So, next ^DSunday ^Aevening ^Dfinds me ^Ahomeward, ^GKilles^Ahandra b^Dound To ^Dwork the w^Aeek 'til I^Bm ret^Aurn to c^Gourt in ^ACavan ^DTown When ^Dasked if ^Ashe would ^Bmbe my ^Abride, at ^Gleast she'd ^Anot said '^DNo' So, next ^DSunday ^Amorning I'll ^Bmrouse ^Amyself and b^Gack to ^Aher, I'll ^Dgo

As I^D walked the ^Aroad^D from Kille^Ashandra,^G weary, ^AI sat ^Ddown For it's ^Dtwelve long m^Ailes ar^Bmound the l^Aake to g^Get to ^ACavan ^DTown Though ^Doughter ^Aand the ^Bmroad I ^Ago, ^Gonce seemed ^Abeyond ^Dcompare Now, I ^Dcurse the ^Atime it ^Dtakes to ^Areach^G my Cavan ^Agirl, so f^Dair

Now, I ^Dcurse the ^Atime it ^Dtakes to ^Areach^G my Cavan ^Agirl, so f^Dair