Luyện nghe bài hát Her Mantle So Green

As I out walking, one morning in June
To view the fields, and the valleys in bloom;
I spied a pretty fair maid, she like a queen,
With her fine robes and her mantle so green

Says I, my pretty fair maid, wont you come me,
We'll both in wedlock, and married we'll be;
I will dress you in fine linen, you'll like a queen,
With your costly fine robes and mantle so green.

she, now my young man, you must be excused,
For I'll wed no man, so you must be
To the green woods I will wander and shun all view
For the boy I love dearly in fame-ed waterloo.

Well if you're not married, say your lover's
I fought in that battle, so I might the same.
Draw to my garment, and there you will see
His name is embroidered on my so green.

In the of her mantle, there I did behold,
His and his surname, in letters of gold
Young William O'Riley, appeared in my
He was my chief back in fame-ed waterloo

And as he lay dying, I his last cry
"If you were here lovely Nancy I'd be to die"
And as I her this story, in anguish she flew,
And the that I told her, the paler she grew

So I smiled on my Nancy, I broke your heart,
In your garden, that day we did part
And this is the truth, and the I declare,
Oh here's your love token the ring I wear.