Nancy Mulligan

(Melody)
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I was twenty four years old
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When I met the woman I would call my own
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Twenty two grand kids now growing old
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In the house that your brother brought ya

(Melody)

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On the summer day when I proposed
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I made that wedding ring from dentist gold
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And I asked her father but her daddy said, “No
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You can’t marry my daughter”

(Chorus)
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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
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And I was William Sheeran
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She took my name and then we were one
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Down by the Wexford border