Wexford Chords by Pecker Dunne

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_ [D] And how [G] to fight for what I own, and what I [Am] feel is right. _
_ _ And how [G] to camp beside a ditch on a [C] stormy winter's [G] night.
_ [C] _ Oh, times were good and times were bad, and people cruel and kind. _
_ _ [B] But what I lend the people [Gm] then has stayed within [Am] my mind.
_ _ _ [G] I'll honour friends [Eb] with all [C] my heart, do for them all I can.
[Am] _ _ [E] But I've leant to go the road [C] again, [G] where the spun a tinkerman.
_ _ _ Oh, Wexford is a town [G] I like, but a travelling [C] man they scorn.
_ [G] _ And a man must feel affection [C] for the [Am] town where he was born.
_ _ [G] I know one day that I'll go back when my travelling [Am] days are done.
_ _ _ And [G] people will begin to wonder what has happened to the [C]