Luyện nghe bài hát Fisherman's Lament

I stand in my doorway as the rises high
Over ocean, reflects the bright sky
My it is aching, so much I could die
I've known only the ocean, I was a boy

And I spent my whole life, out on the sea
Some bastard now takes it from me
It's not just the fish, they've taken my
I feel so ashamed that I just want to
I fished my father, so long long ago
We were proud of our trade, and in us it did
We held our high, there was lots of fish then
That was the time, when we were men
We challenged storms and sometimes we won
death and disaster, we rose with the sun
We worked and we toiled, we strained our men
We were a people, will we ere be again?

My father is now, and the fish are gone too.
Abused and mis-managed, oh can we do?
I'm too old to change, but of my sons,
How will they know that we weren't the
DFO regulations permitted the
Of our ocean, from head land to cape
They brought in big trollers, they up our twine
Politians don't for whats yours or whats mine!

You Newfoundlanders, now listen to me
Shove the to hell, go back to the sea
If we stand our ground, we will fade away
And the bones of our will turn into clay
And I spent my life, out there on the sea
government bastard now takes it from me
It's not the fish, they've taken my pride
I feel so ashamed I just want to die.
to the sea.