Luyện nghe bài hát The Death of Queen Jane

Queen lay in labour,
Full days or more
her women so tired,
They could no longer
(They could no bare)

"Good women, good
women that ye may be,
Will you my right side
And my baby?"
(And my baby)

"Oh no," the women,
"That's a thing that can be,
We will send for Henry
And hear what he say."
(And hear he might say)

King was sent for,
Henry he did come,
Saying, "What ails my lady?
eyes, they look so dim."
(Your eyes, they so dim)

"King Henry, Henry
you do one thing for me?
That's to my right side,
And my baby?"
(And my baby)

"Oh no," King Henry,
"That's a thing that I'll do,
If I the flower of England,
I shall the branch too."
(I shall the branch too)

There was fiddling, aye, and
On the day the was born,
But poor Jane, beloved,
Lay as the stone.
(Lay as the stone)