The correct title is CATCH ME IF YOU CAN, and Brakn is closest to getting the words "right." I haven't heard the song in probably 15 years, but I remember that Brendan Shine recorded it. You can find the song on at least one of his albums (The Brendan Shine Collection). Here's a website to check out.

www.irishmusicmail.com/acatalog/irishmusicmail__Brendan_Shine_702.html

I think the chords go something like this:

       C                  F
  I'm a podjean, from Tullawodgean
  (or I'm a culchie from Tullawulchie)
           C         D      D7      G
  I've got money and a - a -cres of land
          G7            C                    F
  And I'm looking for a honey, with a bit of money
                  C               G7
  Catch me if you can, me name is Dan
                C
  Sure I'm your man.
          G             G7
  And I'm off to Lisdoonvarna
         C   G      C
  At the end of the year
      C
  I'm off for a bit of craic
      D7            G7
  The women and the beer
                C
  And I'm awful shifty
               F
  For a lad of fifty
                  C               G
  Catch me if you can, me name is Dan
                C
  Sure I'm your man.

I'm not at my piano, so the above chords are off the top of my head. I think they're pretty close, though.

Let me know.

ScottyG

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