Luyện nghe bài hát Mccassery

Kind take warning by my sad tale
As I lay in Strangeways Gaol
My thoughts, my feelings, no can tell
As I am listening to the bell.
When I was seventeen of age
the army I did engage.
I did enlist with a good
To the Forty Second Regiment.
To Fullwood I did go
To some time at that depot.
From trouble there I was free
my captain took a dislike to me.
When I was stationed on one day
Some children near me to play,
My officer his quarters came
And ordered me to take parents' name.
My officer's I did fulfill
I took their name my will.
I took one name instead of
"Neglect of Duty" was the against me.
In the orderly-room next I did appear
My C.O. my plea to hear,
Anf he had signed my crime
And to Fullwood I was then confined.
With a rifle I did prepare
To shoot my captain on the barrack
It was Captain Neill that I to kill,
But I shot my colonel my will.
I done the deed, I his blood,
And at Liverpool my trial stood;
The he says, "McCassery
yourself for the gallows-tree."
I no father to take my part
I no mother to break her heart,
I have one friend, and a is she
lay down her life for McCassery.
In Liverpool City young man was tried
In Strangeways, Manchester, his lies.
And all you young soldiers who his grave,
Pray: Lord have on McCassery.
From Lloyd, Folk in England. Sometimes called McCafferty.
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