Luyện nghe bài hát The Ballad of Midsomer County

sit by me all you
Fine and laddies,
And I'll tell you the
Of the John Henry.

He met a maiden,
One may morning,
When he a-hunting
In County.

And was the skin
Of the maiden,
Blue her eyes
As as the sea.

And on her fair
Lay a of flowers.
Sweet the roses
Of County.

But men don't stray.
maiden will lead you away.

'Come to go now,'
Said the maiden,
'You're from traveling,'
I can see.'

'Let us go now,'
yonder the Greenwood.'
'Come taste the
'Of County.'

She led him on
The Midsomer
'Til they to a hut
By a tree.

She said, 'Sir, you'
sit by my fire,'
'You'll eat the king'
'Of County.'

But men don't stray.
This will lead you away.

She brought him ale
And she him supper.
Fresh and live eels
For John Henry.

She said, 'Come, eat fill.'
'And when you are
'You'll stay me here'
'In County.'

And 'Alas I stay,'
Said young Henry,
'I'm to another,'
married I'll be.'

'And I thank ye for
'My and fair maiden.'
'Now I must leave
County.'

But young men stray.
This maiden will you away.

up went the cry
Of the maiden.
'For and for shame,'
'For you have me!'

'You're to me now'
'And I am lover.'
'I swear you'll not here'
County.'

Cold was the
Of the maiden.
And was the neck
Of John Henry.

And warm was the
flowed from his body.
Red as the
Of County.

But young men stray.
This maiden lead you away.

But deep in the
Of Midsomer
Lies young Henry
As as can be.

No to mark him,
No lover to him,
Save the roses
Of County.

But men don't stray.
maiden will lead you away.