My Wild Irish Rose chords by Morton downey
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["If you
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listen, I'll
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sing you a sweet little song
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Of a flower that's
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now drooped and dead
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Yet dearer to me, yes,
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than all of its mates
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Though each holds aloft its proud
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head.
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Sure, it was given to me
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by a girl that I know.
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Since we've met, Faith,
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I've had no repose.
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She is dearer by far
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than the world's brightest star.
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and I call her my wild Irish rose,
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my wild Irish rose,
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the sweetest flower that grows.
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You may search everywhere,
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but none can compare
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With my wild Irish rose,
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my wild Irish rose,
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The dearest flower that grows
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And someday for my sake
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She may let me take the bloom
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from my wild Irish rose.
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My wild Irish waltz
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Are the dearest flower that grows
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And someday, my sake,
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she may let me take the bloom
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from my wild Irish rose.
My Wild Irish Rose
Morton Downey
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