Luyện nghe bài hát Standing Stones

In one of lonely Orkney Isles
dwelled a maiden fair.
Her were red, her eyes were blue
She had yellow, hair.

Which the eye and then the heart
Of one who never be
A of so true a mind
Or fair a as she.

Across the in Sandwick
Dwelled a she held most true,And ever since her infancy
He had watched these so blue.

The land runs out to the sea -It's a narrow of land -Where weird and grim the Standing Stones
In a circle they stand.

One bonny Christmas Eve
met at that sad place.
With her heart in glee and the beams of
Were shining on her
When her lover came and he grasped her
And what loving words they
They talked of happy days,
As through the stones strayed.

They walked the lovers' stone
And through it passed hands.
plighted there a constant troth
Sealed by steadfast bands
He his maid and then he watched her
lonely bridge go o'er.
For little, little did he
He see his darling more.

Stones of the Orkney Isles
out to sea
Standing Stones of the Orkney
Bring my to me.

He turned his face toward his
home he did never see
And you shall the story
As it was to me.

When a upon him sprang
With a gleaming bright
It pierced his heart and his dying
the silent night.

This maid had nearly reached her
When she was by a cry.
And she turned to look her
And her was standing by
His hand was to the stars
And his gazed at the light.
And a smiling countenance
He from her sight.

She quickly and home she ran
Not a word of was said,
For well she knew at seeing his
her faithful love was dead.
And from day she pined away,
Not a seen on her face,
And with outstretched arms she went to him
In a place.