G C Am D7 G There's a sweet garden spot in my memory It's the place we were born in and rearedG C Am D7 G It's long years ago since we left it but return there we will if we're sparedD Em A7 D Our friends and companions of childhood would assemble each night near a storeG C Am D7 G Round Dan Murphy's shop, and how often we sat on the stone outside Dan Murphy's door [Chorus]G Am D7 G Those days in our hearts we will cherish Contented although we were poorG C D7 G And the songs that were sung In the days we were young On the stone outside Dan Murphy's door [Verse 2]G C Am D7 G When our day's work was over we'd meet there In the winter or spring just the sameG C Am D7 G Then the boys and the girls all together Would join in some innocent gameD Em A7 D Dan Murphy would take down his fiddle While his daughter looked after the storeG C Am D7 G The music did ring and sweet songs we would sing On the stone outside Dan Murphy's door [Verse 3]G C Am D7 G Back again will our thoughts often wander To the scenes of our childhood's homeG C Am D7 G The friends and companions we left there It was poverty caused us to roamD Em A7 D Since then in this life we have prospered But still in our hearts we feel soreG C Am D7 G For memory will fly to those days long gone by And the stone outside Dan Murphy's door
The Stone Outside Dan Murphys Door
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