Luyện nghe bài hát The Ferryland Sealer

Oh our schooner and our sloop in Ferryland do lie.
They are already to be bound for the ice,
All you lads of the Southern we have you be aware
She is to the ice in the spring of the year.

Laddie fall the laddie, laddie whack fall the day.

We had vittles for to last more than two at the least,
And plenty of good rum, boys, away in our chest,
We will give her a rally for to all our fency,
All our seals be collected by the William and the Nancy.

Our course be east-north-east two and two nights,
Out captain he cried out, "Boys, look for the ice!"
And we hove her about in for the land,
And 'twas in a few hours we were in the jam.

Oh our captain he out, "Come on, boys, and bear a'hand.
Our he gets the breakfast and each man takes a dram,
their bats in their hands it was earlye to go,
Every man showed his 'thout the missing of a blow.

Some were killing some were scalping, some hauling on board
And some more they were and a-missing of their loads.
In the dusk of the evening all hands in the cold,
And we counted nine hundred fine in the hold.

Oh now we are and our schooner she is sound,
And the ice it is and to Ferryland we're bound,
We all gave her a for to praise all our fancy,
Our they were collected by the William and the Nancy.

We are now off Spear and in sight of Cape Broyle,
We will dance, sing, carouse, my boys, in just a while,
We will soon enjoy the charms of our sweethearts and
For it will not be long we're down to the bend.