Galway Girl

I took a stroll down the old long walk on the (G)dayiayiay.

And I (Bm)met a little girl and we (G)stopped to (D)talk on a grand soft (G)(D)dayiay.

And I ask you friend,

what's a (G)fellow to do?

(D)'Cause her (Bm)hair was (A)black and her (G)eyes were (D)blue.

And I (G)knew right (D)then

I'd be (G)taking a whirl

(D)down the (Bm)Salthill (A)Prom with a (G)Galway (D)girl.

(D)We were halfway there when the rain came down on the (G)dayiayiay.

And she (Bm)took a me tle up to her (G)flat down (D)town on a fine soft (G)(D)dayiay.

And I ask you friend,

what's a (G)fellow to (D)do?

If her (Bm)hair was (A)black and her (G)eyes were (D)blue.

And I (G)took her (D)hand

and I (G)gave her a (D)whirl

and I (Bm)lost my (A)heart to a (G)Galway (D)girl.

(D)We were

(D)So when I woke up I was all alone.

(G)With a (Bm)broken heart and a (G)ticket (D)home.

And I (G)ask you, (D)friend,

what's a (G)fellow to (D)do?

If her (Bm)hair was (A)black and her (G)eyes were (D)blue.

See, I've (G)traveled around

(D)and been (G)over the world.

(D)I've (Bm)never seen (A)nothing like a (G)Galway (D)girl.

(D)And I ask you, (G)Galway (D)girl.