Luyện nghe bài hát Abiyoyo

Story by Seeger
traditional African music arranged by Rev. HCN Williams and JN

Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo,
Abiyoyo, yoyoyo,

Once upon a there was a little boy who
the ukelele. He'd go around town,
'Blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp, blmp,
bImp blmp blmp, blmp, blmp!'
Grown-ups "Get that thing out of here!"

Not only that, the boy's was a gettin'
in trouble. He was a magician. He had a
magic wand. He go 'Zoop! Zoop!' make
things disappear. But the father too
many tricks on people. doing a
hard job of work, 'zzt, zzt, zzt', up the
with his magic wand, 'Zoop!' no saw.
Come to someone about to drink a cold
glass of something, 'Zoop!' the
disappears, He'd come to about
to sit down after a hard day's work,
no chair.

said to the father, "You get out
of here, too. Take magic wand and
your son!" The boy and his were
ostracized. That means made them
on the edge of town.

Now in this town used to tell stories.
The old used to tell stories about
the that lived in the old days They
used to tell a about a giant called
Abiyoyo. said he was as tall as a
house and eat...people... up.
Of course, nobody it, but they
told the anyway.

One day, one day, the sun rose, red
over the hill. And the people got up
and looked out of window, they saw a
big shadow in front of the sun. And
they could the whole ground shake.
'Stomp, stomp'. screamed, 'Ahh!'
Strong men "Ohh!" - "Run for
lives! Abiyoyo's coming!"

He came to the sheep pasture, a
whole sheep, 'Yeowp!' to the cow
pasture, a whole cow, 'Yeowp!'
Daniel, "Grab your most
possessions and run! Run!" then the
boy and his father up "Hey, Paw,
what's coming the field?" - Oh, Son,
Abiyoyo. Oh, if I could only get him
to lie down, I could him disappear."

The boy said "Come me, Father." He
his father by one hand. The father
gets the wand, the boy gets the
ukelele. They run the field. People
yelled, "Don't go him! He'll eat you
alive!" There was Abiyoyo. He had
fingernails he never cut 'em.
teeth, cause he didn't brush
them. Stinking feet, 'cause he wash
'em. He raised up his claws, the boy
whips out his and starts to sing.

Well, you know the giant had never a song
himself before, and a foolish grin spread
over the face. And the giant started to
"Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo," the boy
faster, "Abiyoyo, yoyoyo, yoyoyo. Abiyoyo,
Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo," The
got out of breath. He staggered. He fell flat
on the ground 'Zoop!, Zoop!' looked out
the window, disappeared.

They ran the fields. They lifted the boy
and his up on their shoulders. They said,
"Come back to town. Bring damn ukelele,
we don t care anymore!" And they all

Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo,
(Oh, you sing it me,)
Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo, Abiyoyo