[Am]It was on a summer's morning,
When flowers were a-[G]blooming, [Am]O
[Am]When meadows were adorning
And
small birds [G]sweetly tuning, [Am]O
I [Am]met my love near Banbridge [G]Town,
My charming [Em]blooming Sally, [Am]O
And
she is the crown of County Down,
The Flower of [G]Magherally, [Am]O.
With admiration I did gaze
Upon this blooming maiden, O
Adam never was more struck
When he first saw Eve in
Eden, O
Her skin was like the lily white
That grows in yonder valley, O
And I think I blest when I am nigh
The
Flower of Magherally, O.
Her yellow hair in ringlets fell,
Her shoes were Spanish leather, O,
Her bonnet with blue ribbons strung,
Her
scarlet scarf and feather, O.
Like Venus bright she did appear,
My charming blooming Sally, O.
And she is the girl
that I love dear,
The Flower of Magherally, O.
An Irish lad although I be,
With neither wealth nor treasure, O
But yet I love my dearest dear,
I love her beyond
measure, O.
If I'd all the wealth that is possessed
By the great Titharally, O;
I'd give it to her that I love best,
The
Flower of Magherally, O.
But I hope the time will surely come,
When we'll join hands together, O
It's then I'll take my darling home,
In
spite of wind and weather, O.
And let them all say what they will,
And let them scowl and rally, O
For I shall wed
the girl I love,
The Flower of Magherally, O.
