Luyện nghe bài hát Medley

[recruiting

As I was walking down the
A feeling fine and oh
A sergeant came up to me
Says he, you'd look in khaki oh
For the he is in need of men
Come read proclamation oh
A life in for you then
Would be a vacation oh

may be so says I to him
But me sergeant dearie-oh
If I had a pack stuck upon my
Would I look and cheerie oh
For they'd you train and drill until
They had you one of the oh
It may be in flanders
But draughty in the trenches oh

The smiled and winked his eye
His smile was provoking oh
He twiddled and twirled his wee
Says he, I you're only joking oh
For the sandbags are so and high
The wind you feel blowing oh
Well I at a cailin passing by
Says i, if it's snowing oh

Come rain or hail or wind or
I'm not going out to oh
fighting in dublin to be done
Let your sergeants and your go
Let fight english wars
It's nearly they started oh
I saluted the sergeant a very good
And there and we parted oh

[the road to dublin

(instrumental)]

[galway

As I went down to town
To for recreation
On the seventeenth of
Me mind elevated
There passengers assembled
their tickets at the station
And me began to dazzle
And they off to see the

With me fol the do fol
The idle day

There were from limerick
And passengers nenagh
The boys of
And the clare maiden
There were people from cork
Who were loyal, and faithful
Who brought home the fenian
From in foreign nations

And it's there see the pipers
And the competing
And the sporting of fortune
And the four and quarters
And others without scruple
Pelting at poor maggie
And her father well
And he gazing at his

And it's there see the jockeys
And they on so stably
The pink, the blue, the orange, and
The of our nation
The time it came for
All the horses seemed
Their feet they touched the ground
The was so amazing!

There was half a million people
Of all
The catholic, the protestant, the jew, the
Yet there was no
No what persuasion
But hospitality
Inducing fresh