Nancy Mulligan

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I was twenty-four years old when I
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 met the woman I would call my own
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Twenty-two grand kids now growing 
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old in that house that your 
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brother bought ya
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On the summer day when I proposed,
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 I made that wedding ring from 
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dentist gold
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And I asked her father but her 
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daddy said no, you can't marry my 
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daughter

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She and I went on the run, 
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don't care about religion
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I'm gonna marry the woman I love,
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 down by the Wexford border
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She was Nancy Mulligan, and I 
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was William Sheeran
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She took my name and then we were 
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one, down by the Wexford border

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Well I met her at Guy's in the 
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second world war and she was 
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working on a soldier's ward
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Never had I seen such beauty 
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before the moment that I saw her
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Nancy was my yellow rose and we 
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got married wearing borrowed clothes
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We got eight children now growing 
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old, five sons and three daughters

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She and I went on the run, 
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don't care about religion
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I'm gonna marry the woman I love,
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 down by the Wexford border
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She was Nancy Mulligan, and I 
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was William Sheeran
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She took my name and then we were 
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one, down by the Wexford border

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From her snow white streak in her 
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jet black hair, over sixty years 
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I've been loving her
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Now we're sat by the fire in our 
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old armchairs, you know Nancy I 
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adore ya
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From a farm boy born near Belfast 
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town, I never worried about the king
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 and crown
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'Cause I found my heart upon the 
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southern ground, there's no 
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difference I assure ya

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She and I went on the run, 
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don't care about religion
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I'm gonna marry the woman I love,
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 down by the Wexford border
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She was Nancy Mulligan, and I 
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was William Sheeran
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She took my name and then we were 
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one, down by the Wexford border

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