Luyện nghe bài hát Lanigan's Ball

In the town of Athy one Lanigan
Battered 'til he hadn't a pound.
His father he died and him a man again
Left him a farm and ten of ground.
He threw a grand party to friends and
Who didn't desert him when it to the will,
And if but listen I'll make your eyes glisten
And spin you a tale of Ball

Six whole I spent in Dublin,
Six months doing nothing at all
Six months I spent in Dublin,
to dance for Lanigan's ball
I stepped out and he stepped in
He stepped out and I stepped in
I stepped out and he stepped in
to dance to Lanigan's ball

Myself to be sure got invitation,
For all the girls and boys I might ask,
And just in a minute both and relations
Were dancing as merry as 'round a cask.
There lashings of punch and wine for the ladies,
and cakes; there was bacon and tea,
There the Nolans, Dolans, O'Gradys
Courting the and dancing away

Six whole I spent in Dublin,
Six months doing nothing at all
Six whole months I in Dublin,
Learning to dance for Lanigan's
I stepped out and he stepped in
He stepped out and I in again
I stepped out and he stepped in
to dance to Lanigan's ball

They doing all kinds of nonsensical polkas
Around the in a whirligig
But Julia and I, we banished their
And gave a taste of a real Irish jig.
Oh, how the got all mad at me
Danced 'til we thought the ceiling would fall.
For I spent three weeks at Academy
new steps for Lanigan's Ball.

Six whole months I in Dublin,
Six whole months nothing at all
Six months I spent in Dublin,
to dance for Lanigan's ball
I stepped out and he stepped in
He out and I stepped in again
I stepped out and he stepped in
TO DANCE TO LANIGAN'S BALL!