Luyện nghe bài hát I Am A Youth That's Inclined To Ramble

I am a youth that's to ramble
To some foreign country, I mean to
I am loath to part from my and comrades
And my dear sweetheart, whom I loved

But there's one of those, I do most
One her, think when I'm far away
For fates decreed, I am resolved to part her
And try my fortune in

So farewell, darling, I must you
I great dependence on your constancy
That no other young man may gain your
Or your mind when I am over the sea

For although the do separate us
And in between us, they do rise and
If fortune favors me you'll find your
Returning homeward from

Oh Jamie dear, do you
When I sat with you for manys the
And my young fancy away was
And the bees hummed around on each opening

But when you're the western ocean
The maid that loved you, never mind eva'
And you'll ever think upon the maids of Erin
For you'll find strange in America

Oh Mary dear, I dissemble
For to all other fair maids, I'll prove
And if you think these are false promise
I'll these vows as a pledge to you

That I have may prove unsuccessful
And fortune to me a slippery ball
a favoring gale it may never blow on me
If you in America

And to conclude and to end these
May God this young female fair
And keep her every wild embarrassment
And of, my darling, take the greatest

For she's slow to anger and of kind
And her cheeks roses in June do blow
In my nightly slumbers when I think on her
I could court her in America