Luyện nghe bài hát Mccassery

Kind friends take by my sad tale
As I lay here in Gaol
My thoughts, my feelings, no tongue can
As I am to the prison bell.
I was seventeen year of age
Into the I did engage.
I did with a good intent
To join the Second Regiment.
To Barracks I did go
To some time at that depot.
From trouble there I was free
Because my captain a dislike to me.
When I was stationed on one day
Some came near me to play,
My officer his quarters came
And me to take their parents' name.
My officer's I did fulfill
I took name against my will.
I took one name instead of
"Neglect of Duty" was the charge me.
In the orderly-room morning I did appear
My C.O. my plea to hear,
Anf quickly he had signed my
And to Fullwood I was then confined.
With a loaded rifle I did
To my captain on the barrack square;
It was Neill that I meant to kill,
But I shot my colonel my will.
I done the deed, I his blood,
And at Liverpool Assizes my stood;
The he says, "McCassery
yourself for the gallows-tree."
I have no father to take my
I have no to break her heart,
I one friend, and a girl is she
Would lay down her for McCassery.
In Liverpool City this young man was
In Strangeways, Manchester, his lies.
And all you young who pass his grave,
Lord have mercy on McCassery.
From Lloyd, Folk in England. Sometimes called McCafferty.
See CROPPY2
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