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

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

Ah'll tell tae you a rovin'
O as Ah hae seen
Far up thae snawy north
An' be Gretna Green.

Ah've the high Ben Lomond
tae the moon
Ah've by Creiff and Callendar
and be bonnie Doune.

Ah've Loch Ness'es silvery tides,
And ill tae ken:
Far up the snawy north
Lies Urquharts glen.

It's aft laffed untae masel'
As Ah alang the road
Wi' a bag o'blaw ma back
an' as broun's a toad's.

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

For Ah'm happy in the time
the bricht blue sky
Nae in the mornin'
Waur at nicht Ah sall lie.

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

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

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