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 I was twenty-four years 
  I met the woman I would call my own
 Twenty-two grand kids now  old
 In that house  your brother bought ya
 On the summer day  I proposed
 I made that wedding ring from dentist 
 And I asked her father, but her daddy  "No
 You  marry my daughter"
 
 She and I went  the run
 Don't care  religion
 I'm gonna  the woman I love
 Down by the Wexford 
 She was  Mulligan
  I was William Sheeran
 She took my  and then we were one
 Down by the Wexford 
 
 Well, I met  at Guy's in the second World War
 And  was working on a soldier's ward
 Never had I seen such  before
  moment that I saw her
 Nancy was  yellow rose
 And we got  wearing borrowed clothes
  got eight children, now growing old
 Five  and three daughters
 
 She and I  on the run
  care about religion
 I'm  marry the woman I love
 Down by the  border
 She was Nancy 
 And I was William 
  took my name and then we were one
 Down by the Wexford 
 
 From her snow white streak in her  black hair
 Over sixty years I've been loving 
 Now we're sat by the  in our old armchairs
 You know Nancy,  adore ya
 From a farm  born near Belfast town
 I never  about the king and crown
 'Cause I found my heart  the southern ground
 There's no difference,  assure ya
 
  and I went on the run
 Don't care about 
  gonna marry the woman I love
 Down by the Wexford 
 She was  Mulligan
 And I was William 
 She took my  and then we were one
  by the Wexford border