Luyện nghe bài hát The Coast Of Peru

The of Peru
all ye young fellows that's bound after sperm
Come all ye young fellows that's rounded the
Our has told us, and we hope it will come true
That there's plenty of sperm whales on the of Peru.
We weathered the Horn, and are now on Peru,
We are all of one and endeavor to do,
Our are all rigged and our masthead all manned,
Our riggin' right and our signals all planned.
The first whale we saw, it was in the day
The captain come up and these words he did
"Get your hammocks and quiet there be
We'll see him in the morning under our lee."
Next morning at daybreak five o'clock,
The man at the cried "Yonder she spouts!
away does she lay?" and the answer from aloft
"Two points on our lee bow and about three off."
Then it's call up all hands, and be of cheer;
Put your tubs in your boats, boys, have bow lines all clear.
Sway up your boats now, in you boat's crew
Lower away now away, my brave fellows, do.
Our waist boat got and of course got the start,
Lay on, Bunker, I'm hell for to dart.
Now bend to oars, boys, and make your boat fly
But one we dread of, be clear of his eye.
Now the chief mate he him, and the whale he went down
And the pulled up and he tried to bend on,
But the began to vomit and blood for to spout,
And in than ten minutes we had him fin out.
We towed him alongside,and with many a
We soon cut him in, and to try out.
Now our whale she is tried and likeways stowed
She is better to us than five hundred pounds.
Here's a to all whalemen, boys, drink it down, do
Likewise to the Bengal and our crew.
All you that money, I would have you to go
On the coast of Peru where the sperm do blow.
Gale Huntington's book- Songs the Whalemen Sang. Collected
from of Ship Bengal, journal of Ira Poland, 1832.
Recorded by A. L. Lloyd- Haul on the (sl. different,
different tune), Warner and (?)
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