Luyện nghe bài hát Canadee-i-o

(Traditional; arranged by Nations)

It's of a fair and girl
all in her tender years
She fell in with a sailor boy
And it's true she loved him
For to go off to sea with him she did not know how
She longed to see seaport town
Canadee-i-o

So she bargained with a young boy
Sold for a of gold
Straightway he led her
All into the hold
Saying "I'll dress you up in clothes,
Your shall be blue, and you'll see that
Sea-port called Canadee-i-o."

Now the other sailors heard the news
fell into a rage
And with their whole company
were willing to engage
Sayin' "We'll bind her and feet me boys,
And overboard we'll her,
She'll never see that seaport
Canadee-i-o."

Now when the Captain heard the news
He too in a rage
And with his whole company
He was to engage
Saying "She'll stay all in clothes,
Her collar be blue,
And see that seaport town
Canadee-i-o."

When they sailed down to
Scare above a year
She's married this bold Captain who called her his
She's in silks and satins now
And she a gallant shawl
the finest of the ladies down
In

So come all you fair and tender
you may be
I'd have you to follow your own love
When he out on the sea
For if the they prove false to you
The Captain he might prove
You see the honor I have gained
The wearing of the

Campbell's Farewell To Redcastle (Traditional; arranged by Nations)
Christo Wraps the Reichstag (Neil McLeod)
The Is My Delight (Traditional; arranged by Seven Nations)
Pancakes (S. Morison)