Cifra de Wexford - The Mary Wallopers
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[Verse one]
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My family lived in Wexford town,
F C
stopped travelling and settled down,
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My father kept a horse and cart,
C Em7 Am
Though we lived within the town,
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The people there misunderstood,
C Em7 Am
they did not know our ways,
G
So with horse and cart, back on the road,
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I began my travelling days.
[Verse two]
G
My father was called the Fiddler Dunne,
F C
Now I'm a fiddler too,
F C
But although I often felt his fist,
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he taught me all he knew,
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I know I'll never be as good,
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yet I feel no shame,
G
For the other things my father taught,
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I am proud to bear his name.
[Verse three]
G
He taught me pride and how to live,
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though the road is hard and long,
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And how a man will never starve,
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with a banjo, fiddle or song,
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And how to fight for what I own,
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and what I know is right,
G
And how to camp beside a ditch
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on a stormy winter's night.
[Verse four]
G
Oh, times were good and times were bad,
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and people cruel and kind,
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But what I learned of people then,
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Stayed within my mind,
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I'll honour friends with all my heart,
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do for them all I can,
G
But I learned to go the road again,
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Where they spurn the travelling man.
[Verse five]
G
Oh, Wexford is a town I like,
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but the travelling man is scorned
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but you must feel affection for
C Em7 Am
the town that you come from
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I know one day, that I'll go back,
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when my travelling days are done,
G
And people will begin to wonder,
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what has happened to the Pecker Dunne.