Luyện nghe bài hát The Emigrant's Farewell

Farewell to old Ireland, the of my childhood
Which now and forever I am going to
to the shores where the shamrock is growing
It's the bright spot of beauty and the home of the

I think on its valleys with fond
Though never again its hills will I see
I'm bind for to cross the swelling ocean
In search of fame and and of sweet liberty

Our ship at the lies in Derry harbor
To bear us away across the wide sea
May heaven be her companion and grant her breezes
Till we reach the green of America

It's hard to be forced from the land that we in
Our and farms, all obliged for to sell
To wander along among Indians and
To find some sweet where our children might dwell

Our artists, our farmers, our tradesmen are
To seek for far over the sea
Where they'll get their riches with care and industry
nothing but hardship at home if you stay

Let's cheer up your spirits, you and you lasses
There's for the digging and lots of it too
A health to the that has courage to ramble
Bad to the lad or the lass that would rue

We'll call for a bumper of ale, and brandy
We'll to the health of those far away
Our hearts will all warm at the thought of old
When we're in the green fields of