Luyện nghe bài hát MrsMcGrath

"Mrs. McGraw," the said,
"Would you to make a soldier
Out of son, Ted?
With a scarlet and a fine cocked hat,
Mrs. wouldn't you like that?"

Mrs. McGraw lived on the
For the space of seven years or more
she saw big ship sailing in the bay
"Hallelu, babbelu, I think he!"

"Oh, dear, where have you been.
Have you been out on the Mediteren'.
Have you any of my son Ted.
Is the boy livin' or is he dead?"

Now up Ted without any legs
And in their there were two wooden pegs
She kissed him a times or two
Saying "Holly could it be you?"

"Now was you drunk or was you
When you left your two fine legs
Or was it out walking the sea
That tore legs from the knees away?"

"No I drunk and I wasn't blind
When I left my two fine behind.
For a cannon on the fifth of May
Took my two fine legs from the away."

"Now Teddy me boy," the old widow
"Your two fine legs was your mama's
Them stumps of a tree do at all
Why didn't you run from the big ball?"

"Now all war, I do profrain
Between Don and the King of Spain
And, by herrons, make 'em rue the time