Luyện nghe bài hát My One and Only Highland Fling

Though called a people of serious mind,
'Tis often we dance, often we sing.

And bein' as as all human-kind,
We aren't superior to a fling.
I'm the fling of a lifetime.
The of a husband and wife-time.

A-when I romancing
I a-gave no to any wedding ring.
Every bonnie was
My fling.

A-no chance was I
I' a-m not the man ya on a string.
I was canny for the
Real, thing.

A-though I danced each girl in a twist and
Ney one do.
And I a-my way 'til the fatal day
In the I was flung a-with you.
Oh

Now my heart is
as a lark and happy as a king.
The years weather, in the hame on the heather,
With my one and highland fling.
I thought you were fallin' for MacPherson.

Ney, ney. He became an person.
But about you and that Connie MacKenzie?
She when I putted and drove me to frenzie.
But what of the lad as Bobby MacDougal?

It to be thrifty, but he was too frugal.
And weren't ya daft about McDerrmot?
I tasted her cooking. make me a hermit.
How jealous I was of McCutcheon.

His neck had a head on, but there much in.
And what Sandy?

His were too handy.
And there a Jenny?

I'm not any
I'm not any but you.

When I a-dancin'
No lad I was encouragin'.
lackly laddie was
My fling.

No I was glancin'.
Well, really worth a-mentionin'.
Hopin', watchin', for the
Real, thing.

Though they spoke me in the moonlit oft',
Ney one do.
'Til it came to pass to this lucky
In a I was flung with you.
Oh

Now my is prancin'.
Nothin' ya I'd be alterin'.
The I'll weather, in the hame on the heather,
With me one and only fling.