Luyện nghe bài hát Carrickfergus

I I was in Carrickfergus,
for nights in Ballygrand.
I would swim over the ocean,
the deepest for my love to find,
But the sea is wide and I swim over
and have I wings to fly.
If I find me a handsome boatman
to ferry me over to my and die.

My days bring back sad reflections
of times I spent so long ago.
My boyhood and my own relations
all passed on now like melting snow,
But I'll spend my in endless roaming;
is the grass, my bed is free.
Ah, to be in Carrickfergus
on long road down to the sea!

And in Kilkenny it is
there are marble stones as as ink.
With gold and silver I would her,
but I'll sing no now till I get a drink.
I'm drunk and I'm seldom sober,
a handsome rover town to town.
Ah, but I'm sick now, my are numbered,
so come all ye men and lay me down.