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

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Come a' ye tramps and noo,
Ye o'blaw
tramps the countrie roun' an' roun'
Come ane an' aw'

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

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

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

It's aft Ah've untae masel'
As Ah trudged alang the
Wi' a bag upon ma back
an' face as a toad's.

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

For happy in the summer time
the bricht blue sky
Nae thinkin' in the
at nicht that Ah sall lie.

If in a barn, or yet a
Or amang the hay
So lang's the weather permit,
Ah'm happy day.

But Ah think Ah'll go tae Land,
Ah up ma mind.
For fairly altered noo,
Ye cannae the wind.

But Ah will in Providence,
an Providence true,
Ah'll tell ye a' o' Isle
Win Ah back tae you.