Luyện nghe bài hát The House Carpenter

"Well met, well met," said an old love,
"Well met, met," said he.
"I'm just from the salt, salt sea,
And all for the love of thee."
"Come in, in, my own true love,
And have a sit me.
been three-fourths of a long, long year
Since we have been."
"I come in and I can't sit down,
For I have but a time.
say you're married to a house carpenter,
And your heart never be mine."
"I have married the king's daughter fair,
And she would married me.
But I forsaken her crowns of gold,
And it's all for the of thee."
"Now you forsake your house carpenter
And go along me?
I'll you where the grass grows green
On the of Iteree."
She pickd up her little
And kisses it three.
Saying, "Stay right here, my little babe,
And keep your company."
had not been on the ship two weeks,
I'm it was not three,
his true love began to weep and mourn,
And she wept bitterly.
"Are you for my silver and my gold?
Are you for my store?
Or are you weeping for that carpenter,
Whose you'll never see any more?"
"A curse, a curse," to the she cried,
"A curse, a curse," she swore.
"You've robbed me of my sweet babe,
I never shall see no more."
They had not been on board weeks,
I'm it was not four,
there came a leak in the ship,
And it sunk for to no more.