D Bm A GA G D [Verse]D Bm A G A G D It was on a mild September morn the weather it being warmD Bm D Bm It had been my luck to stray along the bay of sweet GlenarmD Bm D Bm For the yellow corn was waving bright and everything looked gayD Bm A G A G D And the blue waves washed the pebbles white along Glenarm Bay [Verse]D Bm A G A G D It was there I espied a charming maid a maid both young and gayD Bm D Bm And the sun arose it brighter shone as she appeared that dayD Bm D Bm I stepped up to this fair young maid and this to her did sayD Bm A G A G D What brings you here so early dear along Glenarm BayD Bm A GA G D [Verse]D Bm A G A G D She answered me right modestly what makes you ask me soD Bm D Bm There’s nothing brings young women here but all young men do knowD Bm D Bm It is the love of you my dear she answered modestlyD Bm A G A G D Sure a manly man won’t annoy me along Glenarm Bay [Verse]D Bm A G A G D Says I my dear you must not fear your request I won’t denyD Bm D Bm If you but knew the pain of love that in my heart does lieD Bm D Bm You must surely take me as your love and name the happy dayD Bm A G A G D And cure the wound that you caused me along Glenarm BayD Bm A GA G D [Verse]D Bm A G A G D Says she my dear if you’re sincere here is my heart and handD Bm D Bm And I’ll never forget the happy morn that we met along the strandD Bm D Bm And when old age comes rolling on and our locks are turning greyD Bm A G A G D We will always mind the happy morn we met along the BayD Bm A G
Glenarm Bay
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