Luyện nghe bài hát Coal Owner And Pitmans Wife

COAL OWNER AND PITMAN'S
by Hornsby
A dialog I'll you as true as my life
Between a coal owner and a pitman's wife
As she was a all on the highway
She met a owner and this she did say
down, down, down derry down
Good Lord Firedamp, this woman she said
I'll do you no harm, Sir, so be afraid
If you'd been I'd been the most of my life
You wouldn't turn pale at a poor pitman's
Then do you come from, the owner he cries
I come Hell, the woman replies
If you come from hell, then me right plain
How you to get out again
Aye the way I got out, the truth I will
They're turning the poor folk all out of
This to make for the rich wicked race
For is a great number of them in that place
And the coal owners' is the next on command
To arrive Hell, as I understand
For I heard the old say as I came out
The coal-owners all had received their
how does the old Devil behave in that place
Oh Sir, he is cruel to the wicked race
He is far uncrueller than you can suppose
like a mad bull with a ring through his nose
Good woman, says he, I must bid you
You give me a account about Hell
If this be all true you say unto me
be home like a whippet and with my poor men agree
If you be a coal owner, Sir, my advice
Agree with your men and give a good price
For and if you do not, I know well
You'll be in great of going to Hell
relates to a strike in Lancaster in 1844. by A. L.
Lloyd. See also SPERRAND.
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