Chords for Dublin Saunter by Leo Maguire

Those of us from Ireland of a certain vintage will remember Leo Maguire on the Walton's program.
Leo used to say, if you must sing, do sing an Irish song.
_ _ He worked for RTE and he wrote lots of songs.
He wrote the Whistling Gypsy.
And he wrote this one, which has been recorded by a multitude of people.
But I think everyone would agree that the definitive version is by Noel Parsal.
So, Leo Maguire's The Dublin Saunter. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ I've [Am] been north and I've been [C] south, I've been east and west, I've been [Am] just a [G] rolling stone.
_ _ [C] Yet there's [Am] one place on this [C] earth I've always liked the best, [Dm] just a little town I [G] call my own.
_ _ [C] Dublin [Am] can be heaven [C] with a coffee [Am] at eleven [C] and a stroll in [F] Stephen's Green.
_ _ [Dm] No [G] need to hurry, [Dm]
no [B] need to worry, you're a [Dm] king and the [D] lady's a [G] queen.
_ [C] Grafton [Am] Street's a wonderland, [C] there's magic in the air.
[Dm] There are diamonds in the lady's eyes and gold dust in [G] her hair.
[C] And if you [Am] don't believe me, [C] come and meet [A] me there [Dm] in Dublin on a sunny [D] summer _ [C] morning. _ _ _ _ _
_ I've been [Am] here and I've been [C] there, I've sought the rainbow's end, but [Am] no crock of gold [G] I've found. _
Now I know that come what will, [C] whatever fate may send, [Dm] here my roots are deep in friendly [G] ground. _
[C] Oh, Dublin [Am] can be heaven with a coffee at eleven and [C] a stroll in Stephen's [F] Green. _
_ _ [Am] No need to [D] worry, no [G] need to hurry, you're a [Dm] king and the [E] lady's a [G]
queen.
_ [C] Grafton [Am] Street's a wonderland, there's magic in the air.
[Dm] There are diamonds [Am] in the lady's eyes [Dm] and gold dust in [G] her hair.
[C] And if you don't believe me, come and [A] meet me _ there in [Dm]
Dublin on a sunny [Em] summer _ morning. _
[C] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _