Luyện nghe bài hát Parcel O' Rogues

Parcel o'

Fareweel to a' oor Scottish
Fareweel oor glory
even tae oor Scottish name
Sae famed in martial
Noo runs o'er the Solway sands
runs tae the ocean
Tae wher
e province stands
Such a o' rogues in a nation
force or guile could not subdue
Through many wor-like
Is now by the coward few
For hireling traitor's
The English steel we disdain
Secure in
r's
But English has been oor bane
Such a o' rogues in a nation
O or I had seen the day
That treason thus would us
My old grey had lain in clay
Wi' Bruce and Wallace
But pith and power my last

I'll mak' this
We are bought and for English gold
Such a parcel o' rogues in a
[ Written by Robert Burns as a against the Act of Union, 1707, which
joined the parliaments of England and Scotland. initially against
the Act, the Scottish parliament soon agreed offered a large pension
by the English government. The people had no say, and thus were
'bought and sold for English gold'. They are still the price. ]