Luyện nghe bài hát Jack-A-Roe

There was a merchant
In London he did
He had a daughter
The truth to you I'll
Oh, truth to you tell

She had sweethearts
And men of high
was none but Jack the sailor
Her true e're would be
Oh, her true love e're be

Now Jackie's gone
trouble on his mind
To leave his country
And his darling behind
Oh, his darling girl

She went into a shop
And in men's array
And on board a vessel
To convey herself
Oh, convey herself

Well before you on board, sir
Your I'd like to know
She all in her countenance
call me Jackaroe
Oh, they me Jackaroe

waist is light and slender
Your fingers are and small
And your too red and rosy
To face the
Oh, to the cannon-ball

Well, I know my is slender
My fingers are neat and
But it would not make me
To see ten fall
Oh, to see ten fall

The war being over
She all around
And among the and dying
Her darling boy she
Oh, her boy she found

She picked him up all in her
And carried him to the
And sent for a who
healed his wounds
Oh, who quickly healed his

This they got married
So well did they
couple they got married
So why not you and me?
Oh, so why not you and me?