Luyện nghe bài hát The Handsome Cabin Boy

It's of a female
As you may understand.
Her being bent for rambling
Unto foreign land,
She herself in sailor's clothes,
Or so it appear,
And she hired with a
To him for a year.

[The captain's wife she on board,
She seemed in joy
To think the captain had
Such a handsome boy,
That now and she'd slip him a kiss,
And she'd have to toy,
But 'twas the captain found out the
Of the cabin boy.]

Her cheeks were like roses
And her hair in a curl.
The sailors often smiled and
He just like a girl.
But eating of the biscuit
Her did destroy,
And the waist did swell of Nell,
The handsome boy.

It was in the bay of
Our gallant did plow.
One among the sailors
Was a fearful and row.*
They tumbled from their
For sleep it did destroy,
And they sworn about the
Of the cabin boy.

"Oh doctor, dear, oh doctor,"
The boy did cry.
"My has come, I am undone,
And I surely die."
The come a-runnin'
And at the fun.
To think a sailor lad should
A or a son.

The when they saw the joke
all did stand and stare.
The belonged to none of them,
solemnly did swear.
The captain's wife, she to him,
"My dear, I you joy,
For 'tis either you or me's
The cabin boy!"

[Now sailors, take tot of rum
And drink to trade,
And to the cabin boy
That was man nor maid.
Here's hoping the wars don't again
Our to destroy,
And hoping for a jolly lot more