Luyện nghe bài hát The Farmer's Cursed Wife

Well was an old man who lived by the mill
If he ain't moved away he's a livin' still
Singing Fie diddle-eye dye, diddle-eye diddle-eye day

Well the he came to the field one day
Said your old woman I'm a gonna take away
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Oh take her oh take her with all of my
And I hope to my soul that you'll never part
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Well he the old lady all up in a sack
And off to they went clickety clack
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Well got her on down about half of the road
Says old lady you're a devil of a
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When he got her on down to the gates of
Says up the fire, gonna scorch her well
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Nine devils come a draggin' a chain
She took it away and she out their brains
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Ten little went a climbin' the wall
take her back Daddy she's a murderin' us all
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Well she found the old man late in the bed
She picked up the stick and paddled his head
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Away she went whistilin' over the
If the devil have me I wonder who will
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Well that goes to you what a woman will do
She's worse than the devil and she's than you
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