Luyện nghe bài hát Barbara Allen

'Twas in the month of May
When green buds all swellin'
Sweet William on his bed lay
For the love of Allen

He his servant to the town
To the where she was dwellin'
Saying, "You must come to my dear,
If your name be Allen"

So slowly, she got up,
And slowly she drew to him,
And the words to him did say
"Young man, I you're dying"

He turned his unto the wall
And was in him welling
Goodbye, goodbye to my all
Be kind to Allen

When he was dead and in grave
She heard the death knellin'
And stroke to her did say
"Hard-hearted Allen"

"Oh mother, oh mother, go dig my
Make it long and narrow
Sweet died of love for me
And I die of sorrow"

"Oh father, oh father, go dig my
Make it both and narrow
Sweet William on yesterday
And I die tomorrow"

Allen was buried in the old church-yard
Sweet William was buried her
Out of Sweet William's there grew a rose
Out of Barb'ry Allen's, a

They and gew in the old church-yard
they could grow no higher
At the end formed a true lovers' knot
And the rose 'round the briar