Nancy Mulligan

Ed Sheeran

Ce chant est à 4 accords magiques! Il est montré ici dans la transposition originale: en le jouant avec des capo ou en le transposant, vous pouvez le ramener à Am, F, C, G.

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Intro e|------------------------------|----------------------------------| B|--8---7---7-------------------|----------------------------------| G|--------9-----9-7-9-7---------|----6-7---6---6-------------------| D|----------------------9---9---|--9---------9-----9-7-9-7---------| A|------------------------------|--------------------------7---7---| E|------------------------------|----------------------------------| e|------------------------------|----------------------------------| B|--8---7---7-------------------|--------7-------------------------| G|--------9-----9-7-9-7---------|----7-9---9-7---7-----------------| D|----------------------9---9---|--9-----------9---9-7-9-7---------| A|------------------------------|--------------------------7---7---| E|------------------------------|----------------------------------| verse 1 I was twenty-four years old when I met the woman I would call my own Twenty-two grand kids now growing old in that house that your brother bought ya On the summer day when I proposed I made that wedding ring from dentist gold And I asked her father but her daddy said no you can’t marry my daughter She and I went on the run don’t care about religion I’m gonna marry the woman I love down by the Wexford border She was Nancy Mulligan and I was William Sheeran She took my name and then we were one down by the Wexford border /u> verse 2 Well I met her at Guy’s in the second world war and she was working on a soldier’s ward Never had I seen such beauty before the moment that I saw her Nancy was my yellow rose and we got married wearing borrowed clothes We got eight children now growing old five sons and three daughters She and I went on the run don’t care about religion I’m gonna marry the woman I love down by the Wexford border She was Nancy Mulligan and I was William Sheeran She took my name and then we were one down by the Wexford border Interlude Di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di da da Di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di di da-da-da-da-da di Di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di da da Di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di di da-da-da-da-da di verse 3 From her snow white streak in her jet black hair over sixty years I’ve been loving her Now we’re sat by the fire in our old armchairs you know Nancy I adore ya From a farm boy born near Belfast town I never worried about the king and crown ’Cause I found my heart upon the southern ground there’s no difference I assure ya She and I went on the run don’t care about religion I’m gonna marry the woman I love down by the Wexford border She was Nancy Mulligan and I was William Sheeran She took my name and then we were one down by the Wexford border Outro Di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di da da Di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di di da-da-da-da-da di Di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di da da Di da-da-da-da-da di-da-di di da-da-da-da-da di

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La chanson raconte l'histoire d'un homme qui se remémore sa vie avec la femme qu'il aime, Nancy. Il évoque leur rencontre pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, son amour inconditionnel et les défis qu'ils ont dû surmonter pour être ensemble, notamment face à l'opposition de sa famille. Ensemble, ils ont fondé une belle famille et traversé plus de soixante ans de vie commune, avec tendresse et dévotion. Le contexte de cette histoire plonge dans un cadre historique tumultueux, où les différences religieuses et politiques étaient marquées en Irlande. Malgré cela, l'amour triomphe des obstacles, montrant la force des liens familiaux et la persistance des sentiments véritables au fil des années. La nostalgie est palpable à travers les souvenirs partagés d'une vie ensemble, illustrant l'importance de l'amour dans un monde souvent conflictuel.

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