Luyện nghe bài hát Black Cavalry

BLACK
In the of me downfall I put out the door,
And I made me way on for Carrick-on-Suir;
out by Rathronan 'twas late in the night
Going out the west gate for to view the
cho: Radley fal the I
Radley fal the airo.
There I met with a youth and him I said
"Would you kindly me to where I'll get a bed?"
It was then he directed me to Cook's Lane,
To where old Dick Darby an old sleeping cage
There I put up and 'til I found out the door,
And I cried, "Must I then spend the on the floor?"*
And the missus came out and these to me said,
"If you give me three I'll give you a bed."
She me upstairs and she put out the light,
And in less than five I had to show fight.
In less five more, sure the story was worse,
For the came about me and brought me a curse.
All round me body they an arch,
And all round me body they played the march.
The bloody old major me such a nip
That he had taken the use of me hip.
Now I'm going to me study, these to pen down,
And if any poor traveler should e'er to town,
If any poor traveler [be (benighted?) like me,
Oh, of Dick Darby and the black cavalry.
* line missing, by RG
From The Irish Songbook,
by Clancys
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