Luyện nghe bài hát New York Girls

As I walked through Chatham Street
a fair I did meet,
She asked me to see her
she in Bleecker Street.

And you santy, my dear honey,
O you New York girls, you dance the polka?
And we got to Bleecker Street,
We at forty-four,
Her mother and her there,
to her at the door.

And when I got the house,
The drinks passed around,
The liquor was so strong,
My head went and round.

And then we had drink,
we sat to eat,
The was so awful strong,
I quickly asleep.

([Spoken] Henry Oh, come on, Min; play that modern banjo, Min.)
(Minnie Ya pa pa pa pa....)
When I next morning
I had an head,
There was I, all alone,
naked in me bed.

My watch and my pocketbook
And lady friend were
And there was I, all alone,
Stark in the room.

On round this little room,
There's nothing I see,
But a shift and apron
That no use to me.

With a barrel for a suit of clothes,
Down Cherry forlorn,
Martin Churchill took me in,
And me 'round Cape Horn.

Sam