This Little Plain Gold Ring - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
This Little Plain Gold Ring. Written and sung by Edward Harridan. 
Arrah, when I was a young man, At the age of twenty-three, I loved sweet Molly Doolan, And I knew that she loved me. We courted in the Winter time; And one May morn in Spring, She gave to me this token, hoys, This little plain gold ring-Fond remembrauce bring; This little plain gold ring. 
I remember well our wedding day, When the neighbors one and all, With hope and sunshine on their face, So pleasantly did cull. Arrah, how they laughed and danced-The presents they did bring; Sure, there it lay beneath my gaze, In this little plain gold ring-Fond remembrance bring, This little plain gold ring. 
Ah! I see the dreary Winter, I hear the trembling wind, Whisper to me soft And low, Your Molly true and kind. Must leave you now, Danneen asthore, My wife, my everything, I pictured there, beyond compare, In this little plain gold ring-Fond remembrance bring, This little plain gold ring.