Luyện nghe bài hát The Molecatcher

THE
In Wellington town at the of the plough
There lived a molecatcher, shall I you how?
Singing to rel i day fol di lie lie laddie di day
He'd go a molecatching from morning to
And a young fellow came for to play his wife
The molecatcher jealous of this very same
He hid in the wash to see him come in
He saw the young fellow come over the
Which caused the molecatcher so to smile
He knocked on the door and he did say
"Where is your husband, woman, I pray?"
"He's gone a-molecatching, you need fear"
But did she think the molecatcher was near
She went up the stairs and him the sign
And the molecatcher followed quickly behind
And while the young fellow was up to his
The molecatcher caught him right by his bollocks
The trap it tighter, which caused him to smile
Saying, "Here's the best that I've caught in a while"
"I'll you pay dearly for tilling my ground
And the money it'll cop you no than ten pound"
"Ten pound," says the fellow, "That I don't mind
It only works out tuppence a grind"
So come all you young fellows and mind you're at
And don't get 'em in the molecatcher's trap

collected by Gardiner from G. Digwood and Lloyd R. Copper
sung by Nic
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