Luyện nghe bài hát New York Girls

It is St. Patrick's Day! Are you ready to dance? Alright, this next little song is gonna require you guys to do a polka. If you don't really know how to do a polka, it's ok. It's easy to cheat. All you gotta do is hop up and down on one footyou've got two of 'um! Alright? So here we go, we'll start with your left. To your left. To your right. To your left. To your right. To your left. To your right. To your left. Ooooh!

As I down to Broadway one evening last July
I met a who asked my trade, a sailor lad said I
To Tiffiney's I took her I did not mind
I bought her a pair of earrings and they cost me 15 cents

And away you me, my dear Annie.
O you New York can't you dance the polka.
And away sent me, my Annie.
O you New girls can't you dance the polka.
To your left, to your right, to your left, to your right, to your left, to right!

She said "my new sailor now take me home you may"
But when I her cottage door she answered me this way,
"My young man he's a Yankee with cut short behind
My young man is a sailor and he in the black bow line."

And sent me, my dear Annie.
O you New York girls can't you the polka.
And sent me, my dear Annie.
O you New York girls you dance the polka.
around!
[fiddles play "St. Reel"]

I joined a Yankee blood and sailed away next morn
Don't mess with New York girls you're safer round Cape Horn.
I wrapped my rags me and to the docks did steer
never court another girl, I'll stick to rum and beer.

And away me, my dear Annie.
O you New York girls you dance the polka.
And away me, my dear Annie.
O you New girls can't you dance the polka.