Luyện nghe bài hát Seven Cures

Old stole a stallion
But they caught him and brought him back
And they laid him on the jailhouse ground
With an iron chain his neck.

Old Reilly's daughter got a
That her father was to hang.
She rode by night and came by
With and silver in her hand.

When the he saw Reilly's daughter
His old deepened in his head,
Sayin', "Gold will never free father,
The price, my dear, is you instead."

"Oh I'm as good as dead," Reilly,
"It's only you that he does
And my will surely crawl if he touches you at all.
Get on your horse and away."

"Oh you will surely die
If I don't take a and try
And pay the and not take your advice.
For that I have to stay."

The gallows shook the evening,
In the a hound dog bayed,
And in the night the grounds groanin',
And in the night the was paid.

The mornin' she had awoken
To hear the judge had never spoken.
She saw that branch a-bendin',
She saw her father's broken.

These be cures on a judge so cruel:
That one will not save him,
That two healers not heal him,
That three eyes not see him.

That ears will not hear him,
That five walls not hide him,
That six diggers will not him
And that seven shall never kill him.