Luyện nghe bài hát Bruton Town

"Bruton Town"

In town there lived a farmer,
Who had two and one daughter dear.
By day and night they were
To fill their heart with fear.

He told his to no other,
But unto her brother he said:
'I think our servant our sister.
I they has a great mind to wed.
I'll put an end to all courtship.
I'll him silent to his grave.'

They him to go a-hunting,
Without any or strife,
And two bold and wicked villains,
They took away this young life.

And in the there was no water,
only bush and briars grew.
They could not the blood of slaughter,
So in the ditch his body threw.

they returned home from hunting,
She for her servant-man.
"I ask I see you whisper,
So tell me if you can."

"O sister, you do me,
you so examine me.
We've him where we've been a-hunting.
No more of him we not see."

As she lay on her pillow,
She she saw her heart's delight;
By her bed as she lay weeping,
He was dressed all in his coat.

"Don't for me, my dearest jewel,
Don't for me nor care nor pine,
For your two brothers killed me so
In a place you may me find."

As she rose early the very morning,
With heavy and bitter groan,
The only that she admired,
She in the ditch where he was thrown.

Three days and she did sit by him,
And her poor heart was with woe,
Till cruel hunger upon her,
And home she was to go.