Luyện nghe bài hát The Nobleman's Wedding

Lately night, I was asked to a wedding,
The wedding of one who unkind,
For all that day as she of her bridegroom,
Thoughts of another one strayed her mind.
Supper over, and all things were ended,
Every young man was to a song,
Until it came for the maiden's ex-lover,
And the that he sang to the bride did belong.
"How can you sit at man's table?
How can you drink of man's wine?
How can you lie in the of another?
Many the nights you lay in mine.
Many the ones been seven years parted,
And many the ones then returned,
I have been two years away, love,
And what have you done now I have returned?"
The bride, she sat at the of that table,
Very well she knew who the was for,
At the end of the song, she stand it no longer,
At the end of the song, she had to the floor.
Sobbing and sighing, she rose the table,
And sobbing and sighing, she rose the bed,
Early next morning her awakened,
And he to embrace her and found she was dead.
"Annie, dear Annie, I you never loved me,
My and your love could never agree;
I knew all that your poor heart was breaking,
Never again I go between the bark and the tree.
"And now I must a cloth of deep mourning,
A cloth of deep and One, Two, and Three,
I must wear to her wake my own garment,
Never again will I go the bark and the tree.
"Annie, dear Annie, I know you never me,
My love and love could never agree;
I knew all along your poor heart was breaking,
Never again will I go between the and the tree."