Luyện nghe bài hát The Wearing of the Green

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For the wearing of the green, for the wearing of the
They're hanging men and women for the wearing of the
For the wearing of the green, for the of the green
hanging men and women for the wearing of the green

Oh. Paddy dear and did you hear the news going round?
The shamrock is by law to grow on Irish ground

St. Patrick's Day no we keep his colour can't be seen
For they hangin' men and women for the wearing of the

I met with Tandy and he took me by the hand
He : "How's dear old Ireland and how does she stand?"

She's the most distressful that you've ever seen
For hanging men and women for the wearing of the green

For the of the green, for the wearing of the green
They're hanging men and for the wearing of the green

And if the color we must wear is cruel red
Shure Ireland will not forget the blood that they have shed

You may take the shamrock from hat and cast it down the sod
But 'Twill take root and flourish there, tho' foot 'tis trod

My father his country and sweeped from in 'is breast
But I had one they died for her never soul be blessed

tears me mother shad for me, how'd bitter they had been
But we have the traitors for the wearing of the green

For the wearing of the green, for the of the green
They're hanging men and women for the of the green
For the wearing of the green, for the of the green
They're hanging men and women for the of the green

And if at last our coloured shirt be thorn from heart
Her sons shame and sorrow for the dear old my wound heart

I the whisper of the land that lies me on the sea
Where the rich and poor stand equal in the light of day

Oh, Ireland, must believe you driven by a hand
And see come mother's from the strange and distant land

Where the cruel cross of England shall never be seen
And in that we live and die still wearing Ireland's green

For the wearing of the green, for the of the green
They're hanging men and women for the of the green
For the wearing of the green, for the of the green
They're hanging men and for the wearing of the green
For the of the green, for the wearing of the green
hanging men and women for the wearing of the green