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[Verse]Em C D EmI was twenty-four years old when I met the woman I would call my ownEm C G C D EmTwenty-two grand kids now growing old in that house that your brother bought yaEm C D EmOn the summer day when I proposed, I made that wedding ring from dentist goldEm C G C D EmAnd I asked her father but her daddy said no, you can't marry my daughter[Chorus]G C G D C GShe and I went on the run, don't care about religionG C G C D EmI'm gonna marry the woman I love, down by the Wexford borderG C G D C GShe was Nancy Mulligan, and I was William SheeranG C G C D EmShe took my name and then we were one, down by the Wexford border[Instrumental]Em C D EmEm C G C D Em
[Verse]Em C D EmWell I met her at Guy's in the second world war and she was working on a soldier's wardEm C G C D EmNever had I seen such beauty before the moment that I saw herEm C D EmNancy was my yellow rose and we got married wearing borrowed clothesEm C G C D EmWe got eight children now growing old, five sons and three daughters[Chorus]G C G D C GShe and I went on the run, don't care about religionG C G C D EmI'm gonna marry the woman I love, down by the Wexford borderG C G D C GShe was Nancy Mulligan, and I was William SheeranG C G C D EmShe took my name and then we were one, down by the Wexford border[Interlude]G C DDi da-da-da-da-da di-da-di, di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di, da daG C D GDi da-da-da-da-da di-da-di, di da-da-da-da-da diG C DDi da-da-da-da-da di-da-di, di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di, da daG C D GDi da-da-da-da-da di-da-di, di da-da-da-da-da di[Verse]Em C D EmFrom her snow white streak in her jet black hair, over sixty years I've been loving herEm C G C D EmNow we're sat by the fire in our old armchairs, you know Nancy I adore yaEm C D EmFrom a farm boy born near Belfast town, I never worried about the king and crownEm C G C D Em'Cause I found my heart upon the southern ground, there's no difference I assure ya[Verse]G C G D C GShe and I went on the run, don't care about religionG C G C D EmI'm gonna marry the woman I love, down by the Wexford borderG C G D C GShe was Nancy Mulligan, and I was William SheeranG C G C D EmShe took my name and then we were one, down by the Wexford border[Outro]G C DDi da-da-da-da-da di-da-di, di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di, da daG C D GDi da-da-da-da-da di-da-di, di da-da-da-da-da diG C DDi da-da-da-da-da di-da-di, di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di, da daG C D GDi da-da-da-da-da di-da-di, di da-da-da-da-da di