Molly Malone (Cockles And Mussels)
James Yorkston
C6 = 0000
Verse 1
In G Dublin's fair city, where the C6 Girls are so pretty,
I G first set my eyes, on sweet Molly Ma-D-lone,
As she G wheeled her wheel-barrow, through the C6 streets broad and narrow,
Crying G cockles and Em mussels, a-D7-live alive G oh!
G Alive alive oh! A-C6-live alive oh!
Crying G cockles and Em mussels, a-D7-live alive G oh!
Verse 2
She G was a fishmonger, and C6 sure it was no wonder,
For G so were her father and C6 mother be-D-fore,
They G both wheeled their barrow, through C6 streets broad and narrow,
Crying G cockles and Em mussels, a-D7-live alive G oh!
G Alive alive oh! A-C6-live alive oh!
Crying G cockles and Em mussels, a-D7-live alive G oh!
Verse 3
She G died of a fever, And C6 no-one could save her,
And G that was the end of sweet C6 Molly Ma-D-lone,
But her G ghost wheels her barrow, through the C6 streets broad and narrow,
Crying G cockles and Em mussels, a-D7-live alive G oh!
G Alive alive oh! A-C6-live alive oh!
Crying G cockles and Em mussels, a-D7-live alive G oh!