Luyện nghe bài hát The Blaydon Races

The Blaydon Races in full
Ah went to Blaydon Races, on the ninth of Joon,

In hundred an' sixty-two, on a summer's efternoon;

Ah the 'bus frae Balmbra's, an' she wis heavy laden,

we went alang Collingwood Street, that's on the road to Blaydon.

Ah me lads, ye shud seen us gannin',

We pass'd the foaks upon the road just as they wor

Thor wes lots o' lads an' there, all wi' smiling faces,

Gawn alang the Scotswood Road, to see the Races.

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We past Airmstrang's factory, and up to the "Robin Adair",

Just gannin' doon te the railway bridge, the wheel flew off there.
The lasses lost their crinolines off, an' the veils hide their faces,

An' aw got two black eyes an' a broken in gan te Blaydon Races.

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When we gat the wheel put on away we agyen,

But that had their noses broke they cam back ower hyem;

Sum went to the Dispensary an' uthers to Gibbs,

An' sum sought out the Infirmary to mend their ribs.

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Noo when we gat to Paradise thor wes bonny gam

Thor was fower-an-twenty on the 'bus, man, hoo they danced an'

They called on me to a sang, aw sung them "Paddy Fagan",

Aw danced a jig an' swung my twig that day aw to Blaydon.

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We across the Chain Bridge reet into Blaydon toon,

The bellman he was callin' there, they call him Brown;

Aw saw him talkin' to sum cheps, an' them he was

To gan an' see Geordy Ridley's in the Mechanics' Hall at Blaydon.

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The rain it poor'd aw the day an' myed the groons muddy,

Coffy had a white hat on - they war shootin' "Whe stole the cuddy."

wes spice stalls an' munkey shows an' aud wives selling ciders,

An' a chep wiv a hapenny aboot, shootin' "Noo, me boys, for riders."

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