Luyện nghe bài hát Claudy Banks

'Twas on one summer's all in the month of May
Down by a flowery I carelessly did stray
I overheard a young in sorrow to complain
All for her handsome boy who ploughed the raging main

I boldly stepped up to her and put her in
I'll vow she did not me, I being all in disguise
Says, I'm a charming creature, my joy and delight
How far have you to this dark and stormy night?

kind sir, to the Claudy Banks if you will please to show
Pity her poor distracted, oh, there I have to go
I am in search of a young man and Johnny is his
the banks of Claudy, I'm told he does remain

'Tis six long moths on batter, since true love left the shore
In the wide ocean where French's cannons roar
And crossing the wide with honor and for gain
I'm told his ship was all on the coast of Spain

On of this dreadful news, it put her in despair
With a of her hands and a tearing of her hair
Oh, since he's gone and left me, no man I'll take
Oh, on the banks of I'll wander for his sake

Oh, my heart was filled with joy that night, I no longer stand
I into her arms, crying, "Betsy, I'm that man
I am your faithful young man, whom once you was slain
Now, since we've met on Claudy Banks, we'll part again"