Dubliners - Molly Malone

verse one :
G Em Am D7
in dublin’s fair city , where the girls are so pretty ,
G Em Am D
i first set my eyes on sweet molloy malone .
G Em Am D7
she wheeled a wheelbarrow , through streets broad and narrow ,
G Em
crying cockles and mussels ,
Am D G
A – live , A – live oh .

chorus :
G Em
A – live , alive o ,
Am D7
A – live , alive o ,
G Em
crying cockles and mussels ,
Am D G
A – live , alive oh .

verse two :
she was a fishmonger , and sure twas no wonder ,
for so were her father and mother before .
and they all wheeled their barrows , through streets broad and narrow ,
crying cockles and mussels , alive , alive o .

verse three :
she died of a fever , and no one to grieve her ,
and that was the end of sweet molly malone .
now her ghost wheels her barrow , through streets broad and narrow ,
crying : cockles and mussels , alive , alive o .