Luyện nghe bài hát Lish Young Buy-A-Broom

As I a-walking in the North Country,
by Kirby Steven I happened for to be,
As I was a-walking up and the street,
A pretty buy-a-broom I chanced for to meet.

For she was right, I was tight, everybody has way,
It was the young buy-a-broom that led me astray.

She then invited me to go a little way,
Yes was the to her I did say,
There was me me music walkin' down the street,
And her her tambourine was beatin' hand and feet.

Straight way out for town we steered her and I ,
Over young mountain the weather being dry,
We had a bottle filled up to the top
And whenever we getting dry we took a little drop.

The night was on and good lodgings we did find,
Eatables of all and plenty of good wine,
Good bed and just for we two,
And I rolled her in me me boys, and wouldn't you do too.

Early the next we arose to go our way,
I called than to the to see what was to pay,
Fourteen and sixpence for two,
crowns upon the table my darling then she threw.

Well the that we parted I now shall let you hear,
She off for Germany right early the next year,
But me being unwilling for to the raging sea,
Here's a health my bonny lass wherever she may be.

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