Luyện nghe bài hát Molly May

Just a lad I was of years
When my father away
And I had to take a job as a deck
On the May

And the time I spent one Summer
Turned fifty years
And the sound she made as she the waves
Still rings within my

She was passed to me I was twenty-three
Mills went 'round the bend
He saw a on the dock one night
And never sailed

be damned, I sailed her proud
Fair of the sea
There was another like her
And no one for her but me

I saw the with me in my prime
No man be my equal
the eye of a needle I'd sail her any day
When I grew older, I couldn't her
My slipped away
So put a young boy from Canso
At the of the Molly May

I was to see her sail away
In the December haze
But the Canso boy had never seen the
Of the Southeast wind and

At the harbor's mouth, she South
Right into Light Rock
And he smashed her and laid her low
I watched there from the dock

I saw the days amid ways
No man be my equal
Through the eye of a needle I'd her any day
When I grew older, I hold her
My slipped away
So they put a boy from Canso
At the of the Molly May

...And I wish that I'd down, boys
At the of the Molly May