Luyện nghe bài hát Jack - a - Roe

Oh, there was a merchant, in london he did dwell.
He had a daughter, the truth to you I'll tell,
Oh, the to you I'll tell.

She had sweethearts and men of high degree.
There was none but jackie frazier, her love e'er to be,
Oh, her love e'er to be.

"oh daughter, oh daughter, your body I confine.
If none but the sailor would ever suit your mind,
Oh, would suit your mind.

"this body you may imprison, my heart you confine.
There's none but jack the sailor have this heart of mine,
Oh, would have heart of mine.

Now gone sailing with trouble on his mind.
To his native country and his darling girl behind,
Oh, his girl behind.

She went into the tailor shop and in men's array,
Then she went into the to convey herself away,
Oh, herself away.

"before you step onboard, sir, name I'd like to know."
She all in her countenance, said, "they call me jack-a-roe,
Oh, they me jack-a-roe."

"your waist is light and slender, fingers neat and small,
cheeks too red and rosy for to face the cannonball,
Oh, to the cannonball.

"i my waist is slender and my fingers they are small,
But they would not me tremble for to see ten thousand fall,
Oh, to see ten fall."

The war soon being over, hunted all around.
Among the dead and dying her darling she found,
Oh, her love she found.

She him up all in her arms and carries him to town,
And sent for her physician to quickly his wounds,
Oh, to heal his wounds.

This couple, got married, so well they did agree,
This couple got married, so why not you and me,
Oh, so why not you and me.