A Bm E A F#m I wish I was, in CarrickfergusBm E A Only for nights, in BallygrantBm E A F#m I would swim over the deepest oceanBm E A The deepest ocean to be by your sideE A F#m E But the sea is wide and I can't swim overA F#m D E And nor have I the wings to flyBm E A F#m If I could find me a handy boatmanBm E A To ferry me over to my love and dieBm E A F#m My childhood days bring back sad reflectionsBm E A Of happy time spend so long ago.Bm E A F#m My boyhood friends and my own relationsBm E A Have all passed on like the melting snowE A F#m E I'll spend my days in endless rovingA F#m D E Soft is the grass and my bed is freeBm E A F#m Oh to be home now in CarrickfergusBm E A On the long road down to the salty seaBm E A F#m And in Kilkenny it is reportedBm E A On marble stone as black as inkBm E A F#m With gold and silver I did support herBm E A But I'll sing no more now till I get a drinkE A F#m E For I'm drunk today and I'm rarely soberA F#m D E A handsome rover from town to townBm E A F#m Oh but I am sick now and my days are numberedBm E A so come on ye young men and lay me down
Carrickfergus
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