Luyện nghe bài hát House Carpenter

(Traditional, Arr. Watkins / Alison Krauss)

"Well met, met, said an old true love.
"Well met, well met, he.
"I just returned from the salt, salt sea.
"And it's all for the of thee."
Come in, come in, my own love,
And a seat by me.
It's been three-fourths of a long, year,
together, we have been.

"I come in and I can't sit down,
"For only a moment's time.
"They say married to a house carpenter,
"And your will never be mine.

"I could married a King's daughter, fair,
"And she would have me,
"But I have her crowns of gold,
"And it's all for the of thee."

"Now you forsake house carpenter,
"And go with me.
"I'll take you the grass grows green.
"On the of the deep blue sea."

she picked up a darlin' little babe,
And kisses, she it three.
Saying "Stay here, my dalrin' little baby,
"And your pappa company."

They had not been on the two weeks,
I'm it was not three,
Till his true love began to and to mourn,
And she wept bitterly.

"Are you weepin' for my silver and my gold."
Sayin': "Are you for my store?
"Or are you for your house carpenter,
"Whose face never see no more?"

"A curse, a to the sailor," she cried.
"A curse, a curse," she swore.
"You me of my darlin' little babe,
"That I shall see no more."

They had not been on the ship weeks,
I'm it was not four,
When there a leak in the bottom of the ship,
And sank them for to no more.