Luyện nghe bài hát The Haughs Of Cromdale

As I in by Auchindoun
A little wee bit frae the
to the Highlands I was bound
To view the of Cromdale

I met a man in trews
I spiered at him, was the news
he, "The Highland army rues
That ever we to Cromdale"

"We were in bed, sir, man
When the English upon us came
A battle then began
Upon the of Cromdale"

"The English horse, they were so
bathed their hoofs in Highland blood
But our brave clans, boldly stood
the Haughs of Cromdale"

"But, alas, we could no longer
For the hills we came away
And sore we do the day
That ever we to Cromdale"

Thus the Montrose did say
"Can you direct the nearest
For I will over the this day
And the Haughs of Cromdale"

"Alas, niy, Lord, you're not so
You scarcely two thousand men
And twenty-thousand on the plane
Stand rank and on Cromdale"

Thus the great did say
"I say, the nearest way
For I over the hills this day
And see the of Cromdale"

were at dinner, every man
When the Montrose upon them came
A second battle then
Upon the of Cromdale

The Grant, Mackenzie and
Soon as Montrose did espy
Oh, they fought most valiantly
the Haughs of Cromdale

The M'Donalds, they again
The Camerons did their standard
M'Intosh played a bloody
the Haughs of Cromdale

The fought like lions bold
M'Phersons, none could control
M'Lauchlins fought like loyal
Upon the of Cromdale

M'Leans, M'Dougals and
So boldly as they took the
And made enemies to yield
Upon the Haughs of

The boldly did advance
The Frasers with sword and lance
The Grahams they made the to dance
Upon the of Cromdale

The loyal Stewarts Montrose
So set upon their foes
And them down with Highland blows
Upon the of Cromdale

Of thousand Cromwell's men
Five hundred to Aberdeen
The rest of them lie on the
Upon the of Cromdale