Luyện nghe bài hát Fighting For Strangers

What makes you go abroad for strangers
When you could be safe at free from all dangers?
A sergeant came our way
To an Inn at the close of day
He said young you're a fine young man
Would you like to march behind a military band,
With a scarlet coat and a big hat,
And a musket at shoulder,
The he took and he kissed the book,
Oh poor Johnny will happen to ya?
The recruiting sergeant away
From the Inn at the break of day,
Johnny went too half a ring
He was off to be a he'd be fighting for the King
In a far off war in a far off
To a foreign soldier,
But how will you fare when there's in the air,
Oh poor what'll happen to ya?
What makes you go fighting for strangers
When you could be safe at home free all dangers?
The sun hot on a barren land
As a thin red took a military stand,
was sling shot, chain shot, grape shot too,
Swords and bayonets through,
Poor Johnny but the day was won
And the King is to you
But your soldiering's done and they're you home,
Oh Johnny what have they done to ya?
They he was a hero and not to grieve
Over two pegs and empty sleeves,
They carried him and set him down
a military pension and a medal from the crown.
You haven't an arm and you a leg,
The enemy slew you,
have to go out on the streets to beg,
Oh poor Johnny what they done to ya?
What makes you go abroad fighting for
When you could be at home free from all dangers?