Peggy O chords by Nicholas Edward Williams

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So we rode out to Flannery Hill
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The captain fell in love,
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the lady liked us
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I'm calling by her name, pretty Peggy -o
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Will you marry me, pretty Peggy -o?
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Will you marry me, pretty Peggy -o?
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Will you marry me?
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Such a city's free
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Free -o, the ladies are near
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I would marry you, sweetheart,
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you know I would marry you, sweetheart,
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you know I would marry you,
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but your guineas are too few
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I fear that my mama will be angry
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What would your mama think,
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pretty Peggy O?
What would your mama think,
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pretty Peggy O?
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What would your mama think
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when she heard my guineas clink?
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Saw me march like my soldiers
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If ever return, pretty faggy old
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If I ever return, pretty faggy old
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If I ever return, the cities I  will burn
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I'll destroy all them
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ladies and men and you
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So come steppin' down those stairs,
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pretty Peggy, oh
Come steppin' down those stairs,
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pretty Peggy, oh
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Come steppin' down those stairs,
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comin' back your yellow hair
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Let a  last farewell to William
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Sweet William he is dead,
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pretty Peggy oh
Sweet William he is dead,
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pretty Peggy oh
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Sweet William, he is dead,
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he died for a man
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He's buried in that old country yonder
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As we rode out to Fanario
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As we rode out to Fanario
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The captain fell in love
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with a lady in Lackadais
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And he called her by her name,
Pretty Peggy
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O you