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^DLast Saturday night I got ^Amarried, ^A7me and my wife settled ^Ddown.
But ^D7me and my wife have ^G6parted, I'm gonna ^A7take another stroll down ^Dtown.
^DI-^F°rene, good^Anight, ^A7Irene good^Dnight.
Good^D7night Irene, good^Gnight ^EmIrene, I'll ^A7see you in my ^Ddreams.

Stop your ramblin', stop your gamblin', stop staying out late at night.
Go home to your wife and your family, and sit down by the fireside bright.

Sometimes I live in the country, sometimes I live in a town.
And if my wife should ever leave me, I'm gonna jump in a river and drown

**Irene goodnight**
Genre	folk
Taal	EN
Maatsoort	3/4
Toonsoort	D
Door	-trad-
Status	1
Copyright	0
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+But {{D7}}me and my wife have {{G6}}parted, I'm gonna {{A7}}take another stroll down {{D}}town.
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+Go home to your wife and your family, and sit down by the fireside bright.
-   I'll [A7]see you in my [D]dreams.
-Stop your ramblin', stop your gamblin',
+Sometimes I live in the country, sometimes I live in a town.
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+And if my wife should ever leave me, I'm gonna jump in a river and drown
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-And if my wife should ever leave me,
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