Luyện nghe bài hát Bonny May

Bonny May, a has gone
To the sheep to the fold
And as she sang, her voice it rang
over the tops of the downs downs
Right over the of the downs

There came a troop of
As they riding by
And one of has lighted down
And he's of her the way, way
And he's of her the way

"Ride on, ride on, you rank
Your are stout and strong
For it's out of the I will not go
For fear you do me wrong,
For you do me wrong."

Now he's her by the middle jimp
And by the green sleeve
And he's had his will of her
And asked of her no leave, leave
And he's of her no leave

Now he's on his berry brown steed
He o'erta'en his men
And one and all out to him
"Oh, master, you long, long
Oh, master, you long."

"Oh, I've ridden East and ridden West
And I've ridden the downs
But the bonniest lass ever I saw
She was calling her to the fold, fold."

She's the milk pail on her head
And she's lingering home
And all her father to her
Was; "Daughter, you tarried long,
Oh, daughter, you long."

"Oh, woe be to your shepherd,
He takes no care of the
For he's builded the at the back of the down
And the fox has me, me
And the fox has me."

"Oh, there came a fox to the fold
With eye so bold
And ere taken the lamb that he did
I'd rather he'd them all, all."

Now twenty weeks were gone and
weeks and three
The lassie to fret and to frown
And to long for the twinkling eye, eye
And to for the twinkling eye

Now it fell on a day, on a summer's day
she walked out alone
That self-same troop of
Come over the down, down
Come a-riding the down

"Who got the babe with thee, May
Who got the in thy arms?"
For shame, she blushed, and ay, she
Was "I've a man of my own, own."

"You lie, you lie, you bonny, May
So loud I you lie
Remember the misty night
I lay in the fold thee, thee
I lay in the with thee

Now mounted off his berry brown steed
sat the fair May on
"Go call out your kye, father,
She'll ne'er call them again,
She'll call them again."

Oh, he's of twenty plough of land
plough and three
And he's taken away the lass
In all the country, country
In all the South