Luyện nghe bài hát Come A' Ye Tramps An' Hawkers

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Come a' ye tramps and noo,
Ye gaitherers
That tramps the roun' an' roun'
Come ane an' aw'

Ah'll tell tae you a tale
O sichts as Ah hae
Far up thae snawy north
An' sooth be Green.

seen the high Ben Lomond
a-towerin' tae the
Ah've by Creiff and Callendar
and roond be Doune.

Ah've seen Ness'es silvery tides,
And places ill tae
Far up intae the north
Lies Urquharts glen.

aft Ah've laffed untae masel'
As Ah trudged the road
Wi' a bag o'blaw upon ma
an' as broun's a toad's.

Wi' lumps o'cake an' tattie
Cheese and hams
It's nae thinkin' waur Ah'm fae
Nor waur Ah'm tae gang.

For Ah'm in the summer time
Aneath the bricht sky
Nae in the mornin'
Waur at that Ah sall lie.

If in a barn, or yet a
Or jist the hay
So the weather doth permit,
Ah'm happy day.

But Ah Ah'll go tae Paddy's Land,
Ah up ma mind.
For Scotland's fairly noo,
Ye raise the wind.

But Ah trust in Providence,
an prove true,
Ah'll ye a' o' Erin's Isle
Win Ah come tae you.