The Willows - Maid of culmore

Leaving ^Amsweet lovely ^GDerry for ^C/Gfair London ^Ftown There is ^C/Gno ^Gfi^Amner ^Fhar^Gbour all a^Amround can be ^Emfound Where the ^C/Gyoung^Gsters ^Ameach ^Feve^Gning go ^Amdown to the ^Emshore And the ^Amjoy bells are ^Gringing for the ^C/Gmaid of Cul^Fmore

The ^Amfirst time I ^Gsaw her, she ^C/Gpassed me ^Fby And the ^C/Gnext ^Gtime ^AmI s^Faw ^Gher, she ^Ambid me good^Embye And the ^C/Glast ^Gtime ^AmI s^Faw ^Gher, it ^Amgrieved my heart ^Emsore For she ^Amsailed out of ^GIreland, a^C/Gway from Cul^Fmore

If ^AmI had the ^Gpower the ^C/Gstorms for to ^Frise I would ^C/Gmake ^Gthe ^Amwind ^Fblow ^Gout and I'd ^Amdarken the ^Emskies I'd ^C/Gmake ^Gthe ^Amwind ^Fblow ^Ghigh and the ^Amsalt seas to ^Emroar 'Til the ^Amday that my ^Gdarling sailed a^C/Gway from Cul^Fmore

To the ^Amfar parts of A^Gmerica, my ^C/Glove I'll go ^Fseek For it's ^C/Gthere ^GI ^Amknow ^Fno ^Gone and ^Amno one knows ^Emme But ^C/Gif ^GI ^Amdon't ^Ffind ^Gher, I'll re^Amturn home no ^Emmore Like a pil^Amgrim I'll ^Gwander for the ^C/Gmaid of Cul^Fmore Like a ^Ampilgrim I'll ^Gwander for the ^C/Gmaid of Cul^Fmore