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EmI was twenty-four yearCs old whenD I met the woman I woEmuld call my own
Twenty-Emtwo grand kids noCw growiGng old in tChat house that Dyour brEmother bought ya
On the Emsummer day when I pCroposed,D I made that wedding ring fEmrom dentist gold
And I Emasked her father but heCr daddy saGid Cno, you cDan't marEmry my daughter
GShe and I wentC on thGe ruDn, don't care abouCt Greligion
GI'm gonna marry theC woman GI lovCe, down by Dthe WexEmford border
GShe was NancyC MulGligan, aDnd I was WillCiamG Sheeran
She Gtook my name and thenC we werGe onCe, down by Dthe WexEmford border
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Well I Emmet her at Guy's in the second worlCd war aDnd she was working oEmn a soldier's ward
Never Emhad I seen sucCh beautyG before Cthe moDment tEmhat I saw her
EmNancy was my yelloCw rose aDnd we got married wearEming borrowed clothes
We got Emeight children noCw growiGng oCld, five Dsons and Emthree daughters
GShe and I wentC on thGe ruDn, don't care abouCt Greligion
GI'm gonna marry theC woman GI lovCe, down by Dthe WexEmford border
GShe was NancyC MulGligan, aDnd I was WillCiamG Sheeran
She Gtook my name and thenC we werGe onCe, down by Dthe WexEmford border
From her Emsnow white streak in her jet blacCk hair, ovDer sixty years I've bEmeen loving her
Now we're Emsat by the fire in ouCr old Garmchairs, you kCnow NDanEmcy I adore ya
From a Emfarm boy born near BelfasCt towDn, I never worried about Emthe king and crown
'Cause I Emfound my heart upon thCe southeGrn ground, there'sC no differDencEme I assure ya
GShe and I wentC on thGe ruDn, don't care abouCt Greligion
GI'm gonna marry theC woman GI lovCe, down by Dthe WexEmford border
GShe was NancyC MulGligan, aDnd I was WillCiamG Sheeran
She Gtook my name and thenC we werGe onCe, down by Dthe WexEmford border
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