Luyện nghe bài hát Dear Old Donegal

It seems like yesterday
I sailed out of Cork
A wanderer from Erin's
I in New York
There wasn't a soul to me there
A stranger on shore
But Irish luck was me here
And riches galore
And now that I'm back again
To dear old isle
My friends will me on the pier
And greet me a smile
Their faces, sure, I've forgot
I've been so long
But me mother will them all
And this to me say

Shake hands with your Mike, me boy
And is your sister, Kate
And there's the you used to swing
Down by the garden
Shake hands with all of the
And kiss the all
You're as welcome as the in May
To old Donnegal

They'll a party when I go home
They'll come from and far
line the roads for miles and miles
With jauntin' cars
The spirits'll and we'll be gay
We'll fill hearts with joy
The piper'll play an Irish
To the Yankee boy
We'll and sing the whole night long
Such fun as seen
The lads'll be in corduroy
The colleens wearin'
be thousands there that I never saw
I've been so long
But me will introduce them all
And to me will say

hands with your Uncle Mike, me boy
And is your sister, Kate
And there's the you used to swing
by the garden gate
Shake hands with all of the
And kiss the all
as welcome as the flowers in May
To dear old

Branigan, Fannigan, Milligan, Gilligan
Duffy, McCuffy, Malachy,
Rafferty, Lafferty, Donnelly,
Dooley, O'Hooley, Muldowney,
Madigan, Cadigan, Lanihan,
Fagan, O'Hagan, O'Hoolihan,
Shanihan, Manihan, Fogarty,
Kelly, O'Kelly, McGuinness,

Shake with your Uncle Mike, me boy
And is your sister, Kate
And there's the girl you to swing
by the garden gate
Shake hands with all of the
And the colleens all
as welcome as the flowers in May
To dear old