Luyện nghe bài hát Scene: Mary's Sitting Room

If I Had A White Horse

If I had a white horse,
I'd take you for a today,
But since I have no white horse,
Inside I'll to stay,
And empty all the chamber
And scrub the and such.
But what's there to do on a fine white
It to me not much!

If I had a boat,
I'd you for a sail today,
But I have no wooden boat,
I'll have to stay,
And catch and the mice
And pluck the for the cook,
But what's to do on a wooden boat?
But sit up and look?

And worry our will start to drift,
And us out to sea,
And us in an isle of gold!
Oh dear, oh me!

If I had a chambermaid,
I'd take you out to today.
They say there's a maze
Where once you enter, you stay.
For we'd get lost
And they'd looking for our bones,
And us sometime late next week,
And us tea and scones.

But what if a clan of
a-campin 'neath the tree?
Or what if there's a cave?
Oh dear, oh dear! Oh me!

If I so afraid,
I'd you out the door today,
But talking birds and of
keep me scared away.
And yes, I promised not to tell
is there, although
If in the maze you to see
A guarded by a tree,
And meet a who speaks to thee,
Then come and tell my fine horse
And me.