Luyện nghe bài hát Silkie

An nurse sits and sings,
And aye she sings a wean -
"Little ken I my father,
Far less the that he dwells in."

For he's come one night to her bed's
And a grumly I'm sure he'd be,
Saying, "Here am I, thy father,
I be not comely.

"I am a man the land,
I am a in the sea,
And when I'm far and far land,
My home it is the skerrie."

And he has a purse of gold,
And he had placed it her knee,
Saying, "Give to me my young son
And take up thy nurse's fee.

"And I will one summer's day
the sun shine's bright on every stane,
I'll and fetch my little young son,
And him how to swim the faem.

"And ye shall marry a bold,
And a fine gunner I'm sure he'll be,
And the first shot that ever he shoots
Will kill both my son and me."