Luyện nghe bài hát Johnny Cope

Johnny
(Traditional, by Kirk McLeod)

Cope sent a message Dunbar
Saying meet me if you dare
And learn you the art of war
If meet me in the morning

Hey, now are you wailin' yet
And are drums a beatin' yet
If you're walkin' I wait
goin' to the coals in the morning

When Charlie looked the upon
He drew his sword his scabbard
Follow me my men
And we'll meet Cope in the morning

Hey, now Johnny are you yet
And are your a beatin' yet
If walkin' I would wait
You're goin' to the coals in the

When Johnny Cope he heard of
He it wouldn't be amiss
To a horse in readiness
To flee far away in the

Go no get up and run
The highland 'pipes are a din
better to sleep in a hail skin
It will be a bloody

When Johnny to Dunbar came
He of him, "where's all your men?"
They'll confound me and again
For I left all in the morning

Hey now Johnny you weren't too
To come news of your own defeat
And leave your men in a state
So in the morning.