Luyện nghe bài hát The Immigrant Lad

And here I sit with a tear in my eye, the waters of in between you and I
And I sit with a tear in my eye, the waters of Tyne in between you and I

As a child I dreamed of her, on the far of the river
I she could not be reached, for my mind was forever wondering
Far above his head, as he tried his best to me
The river was muddy and black, black as the she carried
Impossible to cross, many men had
The old sailor told me, life is lost

And here I sit a tear in my eye, the waters of Tyne in between you and I
And here I sit a tear in my eye, the waters of Tyne in between you and I

Black was the colour of my childish dreams, that would last
Black coal, coal pit yacka's face, escaping the coal dust blast
Blind pony stumblin' to the light of day, to retire in the fields forever
And I'll build me a bridge of steel, to the black river forever
I'll beat that black river forever, I'll beat that river forever

And here I sit with a tear in my eye, the waters of Tyne in you and I
And here I sit with a in my eye, the waters of Tyne in between you and I

Conversation in a London
Cockney: I don't know why you geezers come down to all the time, 'cause you look so miserable all the time, y'know.
Geordie: true, I havna been too happy but what brought us down here was three years on the docks and I just come down here for work and for money and get a bit few, few more quid in me pocket.
Cockney: Yeah, but coming down to the smoke, mate, you people to see , you'll need friends, to goin' to see because it's a hard town down here.